SWIM had this to say about their first night exploring hyperspace
"How does one even begin to describe the experience that is DMT. I can see why they call it breaking through. I went to other dimensions, I have been shown amazing things, I was taken to heaven.
Friday night, an old friend, my lounge, fairy lights, cushions on the floor, Pink Floyd.
My first hit, it didn't take long to blast off. I felt some resistance from my physical body as I started tripping and leaving this realm. I had no concept of who I was, I was so far out of my body I was unaware I even had a body, or what a body was. Who is a (my name removed)? What is that? Am I even breathing?
Everything was spiralling into each other in a psychedelic flow of unity, beautiful colours, oranges, yellows, purples, spiralling, fractals, round and round, absorbing me. I saw so much wonder I couldn't even take it all in or comprehend what I was seeing. That was my breakthrough.
On the way up I was aware of the entities, face like things in the grid around me. I knew they were there but I kept rising up past them.
On the way back down I had awesome visuals in the room around me. I could see Celtic like Aztec geometrical patterns that had like a turquoise outer glow.
I felt so energised and content afterwards, true peace, yet powerful like I could do anything at all.
I ate a packet of crisps and they were the best crisps ever, and I don't even like crisps that much, but the experience of eating them, the taste sensations in my mouth, was like trying food for the very first time. They tasted incredible and I felt very aware of how important experience is.
I felt cleansed on the inside, like my blood and all my organs felt refreshed, pure and clean.
Neither of us were able to describe what we experienced at all. The only words I could even say for a while were, what, the, fuck. We smoked some bud and chilled contemplating our experiences then watched Enter the void.
The second time I did not feel like I broke through in quite the same way, or at least to the same high dimension, or place. I felt like I was dancing around the dimensions in a sea of pure consciousness. I saw so much I can't even explain. Psychedelic art does not even begin to do it justice at all. I was in a place I can only describe as the Akashic records. There was like information, on display, beautiful, psychedelic, wisdom, it different sections, like files. But there was some kind of darkness overlayed across a lot of it. Like a red and black translucent overlay. My friend said he saw it too, like a red and black darkness that was present. I could see occult symbols, overlaying the beauty, like dark mysterious occult, covering the beauty, locking it away like a hex.
This is what they don't want us experiencing, you are so much more than your body, you can't even imagine. You might think you can, but unless you've broken through, you can't know. It's like you're exploring mass consciousness.
The third time I was shown Heaven. White flowing beauty, like clouds of waves where majestic other worldly animals flowed with it. Blues and whites, beautiful colouring, waves, flowing, like individual paint strokes, moving independently, yet in unison, unimaginable beauty. I felt pure bliss, love, from the highest source.
I could feel my breath flowing though me, louder and clearer than ever before, I felt it cleansing my body, I felt the vibrations all around me. The scenes of wonder flowed past me, allowing me to take them in but it was so much to comprehend, there is no way to put into earthly words, but I know that that was Heaven.
The fourth time I could explore more, dance more between the different dimensions of consciousness, follow the information and visuals revealed to me.
As I came back down I was filled with awareness of the dense, physical, low vibratory frequency of this earth and life on it. It felt thick and heavy, very physical.
Throughout my trips in this night I noticed how grounding the music could be, in would bring me somewhat back into this dimension, but softly, a brief awareness of sounds and lyrics. In my more recent trips I have used softer music with no vocals."