posted on Sep, 28 2015 @ 03:19 PM
Dmt is a psychedelic drug that is most commonly used by being smoked. This way of use, along with its mere 5 to 15 minute experience, separates it
from all other psychedelic drugs that normally last at least a few hours but isn't nearly as strong of an experience. However, it's most significant
aspect that makes dmt different from other psychedelic experiences is that people often report having encounters with extremely intelligent beings
that seem to reside in a different dimension.
The other commonly reported factors is that people travel through some type of tunnel with multi-colored geometric patterns everywhere. People who
encounter these apparent beings report that it feels as if the beings where awaiting there arrival. The being or beings often are creating strange
objects or doing something unknown, people also feel as though demonstrations are being given to them and that the being is trying to show them
something and is mentally saying 'don't give in to astonishment'. With these recurring factors aside, one of the things dmt experiences have in
common with nearly all other psychedelic experiences is that people are given a higher knowledge, a better understandment of reality as well as
themselves. Dmt is also the main active ingredient in the psychedelic brew known as ayahuasca that is still used and has been used in cultures like
Brazil and Peru for hundreds of years. The way the brew is made with certain plants that make the dmt experience last longer then just 5 to 15 minutes
like when smoked. This drug is used in these cultures by people of all ages for spiritual enlightenment, just as several other cultures and
civilizations across the planet have used other psychedelics as religious sacraments, such glory seeds or mushrooms.
After many years of the banned study of psychedelics, we are now studying their therapeutic uses. Ayahuasca is being looked into for its use that
could help people overcome addiction. People with terminal diseases are being given mushrooms for easing their anxiety and some studies show that
people who used mushrooms had permanent or long lasting raises of creativity, sensitivity and an overall better outlook on life that lasts long after
it's use. After a study carried out by John Hopkins School of Medicine, around a year after peoples use of psilocybin, the active ingredient in
mushrooms, 90 percent said the experience was one of the most important things they experienced in their life.
Psychedelic use for enlightenment and raising consciousness was adopted decades ago by the westerns cultures didn't have it, however it's still not a
mainstream practice as in other countries but interests in spirituality have in fact grown as a more mainstream ideal. Many westerners now travel to
these places for spiritual health. During the ayahuasca trips people have amazing experiences that are unexplainable and reportedly most of the time
they have a healing spirit guide that teaches you important knowledge about life and may show you things about yourself that you might have to
confront and get past. It's starting to seem it wasn't a coincidence that psychedelics where very much apart of famous past anti-war and peace protest
movements.
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