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DMT: Spirit Molecule - or drug?
This is the place of Wrong-yet-Right, right? Right!
Question / answer from my JE: What makes me Superman - Part II.
Q: (Freak_of_nature ) to cut a long story short, did you encounter some 'near death' experience?
A: Yes I did, FoN. And I have since discovered that near-death experiences bring with them the release of a compound held deep within the brain. Its called DMT, and it gets released, adrenalin-like, into the bloodstream at the moment the para-subconscious mind believes that death is eminent. In case death doesn't happen, it merely causes an NDE (near death experience - for those who are advanced enough to comprehend it). And in case death does come, then the universal understanding that comes with the insight this compound enables becomes a natural step, a progression, into the next step of our development as soul-full beings. DMT (I am reading the book) is also extractable from the skin of Bananna's and from the inner-back of frogs. It can also be constructed artificially, and therefore it falls under the classification of "drugs". Which is unfortunate, as my repeated NDE's left me prepared for absorbing much more of what I saw this last time I almost died. And I'd love to talk about it, but would first like to ask others, if anyone else has had near death experiences.. (or maybe I should also be true to my heart and ask if anyone has experienced DMT, I know doctors have administered it via IV's to help dying patients, and after that they either healed or died peacefully, but always with great wisdom coming from the experience.)
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I also know that there are people who smoke DMT. Which is why I chose to post this here as well as in Sheesha Shack. "Terrence McKenna and The Spacetime Continiuum" is an album of one such amazing, transformative experience that blew my mind when I heard it the first time. Anyone know of McKenna? Anyone have the guts to come out of your shacks and share openly? This is with the neeah of learning and sharing. Don't be afraid.
Question / answer from my JE: What makes me Superman - Part II.
Q: (Freak_of_nature ) to cut a long story short, did you encounter some 'near death' experience?
A: Yes I did, FoN. And I have since discovered that near-death experiences bring with them the release of a compound held deep within the brain. Its called DMT, and it gets released, adrenalin-like, into the bloodstream at the moment the para-subconscious mind believes that death is eminent. In case death doesn't happen, it merely causes an NDE (near death experience - for those who are advanced enough to comprehend it). And in case death does come, then the universal understanding that comes with the insight this compound enables becomes a natural step, a progression, into the next step of our development as soul-full beings. DMT (I am reading the book) is also extractable from the skin of Bananna's and from the inner-back of frogs. It can also be constructed artificially, and therefore it falls under the classification of "drugs". Which is unfortunate, as my repeated NDE's left me prepared for absorbing much more of what I saw this last time I almost died. And I'd love to talk about it, but would first like to ask others, if anyone else has had near death experiences.. (or maybe I should also be true to my heart and ask if anyone has experienced DMT, I know doctors have administered it via IV's to help dying patients, and after that they either healed or died peacefully, but always with great wisdom coming from the experience.)
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I also know that there are people who smoke DMT. Which is why I chose to post this here as well as in Sheesha Shack. "Terrence McKenna and The Spacetime Continiuum" is an album of one such amazing, transformative experience that blew my mind when I heard it the first time. Anyone know of McKenna? Anyone have the guts to come out of your shacks and share openly? This is with the neeah of learning and sharing. Don't be afraid.
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