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Bluelighter
I took it once and had a really really weird experience, equally uncomfortable as it was euphoric. Felt kinda like a feverish dream.
It's triggered the most profound realization I've ever had for sure.
Does 5-MeO-DMT really do something that no other psychedelic can do, or is it just its ability to do it consistently that sets it apart? It's hard for me to imagine something even more profound than my experiences with DPT.
Which is?
5-MeO-DMT seems like such an outlier in the psychedelic arsenal. It's triggered the most profound realization I've ever had for sure. Totally agree that it's a "very efficient drug for energy realignment". Also that you have to concede control like you guys said. It's not a guaranteed ride, more like a very powerful, challenging tool to work with. I haven't touched it for many months, wondering if it might be time soon.
The core mystical experience that stuff like zen points to. The ground state of reality, unconditioned existence. 5-MeO-DMT can catalyze a quintessential enlightenment experience.
A lesser profound experience I had on a different 5-MeO-DMT trip was a kind of yoga/chakra thing related to posture where I found out that opening my chest allowed my heart chakra to open up, and resulted in an ecstatic outpouring of energy through my chest, with an extremely powerful sensation of light pouring out of it like a gushing river of light. I didn't see light, this is just how it felt. It was a truly ecstatic experience. I'm not the kind of person who is into chakras or does yoga or into crystals or anything like that, so it was very wild to have all this happen spontaneously.
If I were to pursue an academic career, I'd seriously consider studying the psychology of mystical experiences, and how they might relate to things like mental illness, etc. It's a fascinating subject, for sure.