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How do you go past the fear?

The farthest I went is probably sub breakthrough. I took like 3 hits and at the end I could have taken one more hit but it was too scary— I seem to stop right before the last.

I had my eyes open, and I became a game character. Like I was actually a game character. I had access to abilities that I was trying to use but didn’t know how. I even saw a sort of door in front of me, and there was a “target” lock box of sorts around it, saying thats where I am aiming or something. As if thats the way out of the ‘game.’ One more hit might’ve launched me towards it. That state seemed to last for like 1-2 minutes then I came back to reality (out of being a game character), still tripping of course.

All in all, I’m seeing there isn’t anything to fear from DMT. That, I may not be the body, but awareness. The dreamer dreaming this dream. So, why would the dreamer fear himself? I realized I need to stop trying to resist this fear, accept it, and enjoy it. Only thing, my trust in myself, the unconscious, universe needs to be stronger than my fear — knowing that no matter what, I’ll be fine. Just like when you go on a slide or rollercoaster, you’re scared, but you know you’ll be safe. This is exactly the same.

I’m currently on vacation so I can’t put the knowledge I’ve gained into practice yet. It’s amazing how beautiful and scary it is. How do you get over the fear, especially with taking multiple hits on a cart?

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u/Theskyisalive — 1 day ago

What led you to this realization?

What led you to the realization that we are beyond the body, an eternal awareness/God, that is intentionally playing this game of hide and seek to rediscover itself?

For me, I have been led to this conclusion through lucid dreams, synchronicities, remote viewing, telepathy tapes, psychedelics (trip reports), NDEs, OBEs/astral projections, meditation (the unexplainable experiences), gateway tapes, and various other unknowns like magic, witchcraft etc — I don’t believe that they are all lying to themselves.

The thing I appreciate most and love about God is he’s a beautiful sly joker — he makes it clear that I am beyond the body, but not so clear that it leaves no room for doubt — there’s room for my ego to say its all just coincidences or brain going overdrive. But it’s clear enough now, I just can’t deny it. Like seriously, its kind of insane to think our awareness exists as a byproduct of our neurons communicating bottom up.. where is the source of this awareness? does the smallest neuron also have a consciousness? if I just return to nothing after death, why did I ever arise in the first place? the universe could have gone on without me just as it had already been doing for millions of years. And why would a universe ever arise on its own? It takes effort.

This truly has been a beautiful story, I’d love to hear about what led you guys to this conclusion.

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u/Theskyisalive — 29 days ago
▲ 1 r/ATT

Business Accounts International Day Pass

Consumer accounts have a 10 day cap per billing period + any additional phone is charged $6 instead of $12.

Does anyone know what it's like for business? it's not clear at all.

Are extra phones also charged just the $6 instead of $12?

Some people are saying you aren't charged the first 7 days of your billing period for business? So its basically close to what consumer gets with the 10 day cap, but its 3 days less and I should be using it on those first 7 days to maximize it, since its not a cap?

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u/Theskyisalive — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/DMT

Too much LSD hampers DMT?

I’m gonna ask a stupid question:

Has anyone done high doses of LSD and found that it hampers the DMT experience?

I’m talking like 1500ug (I’m just unusually resistant, I’m not tripping often)

I feel like it made the DMT experience bland.. as if the LSD overpowers the DMT, making it harder for DMT to break reality or something?

I did 6-7 hits on LSD in an attempt to breakthrough, nothing crazy happened.

Now that the LSD wore off, I did 3 hits, and I was close to a breakthrough. I was in a scene being shown things by entities, just flying through, which did not happen when I hit it on LSD. So off LSD the DMT effects were greater.

Also if this is helpful at all, I threw up on LSD— Is there a possibility at all that there may be important things in the stomach essential to the dmt experience? I don’t think so, since it’s vaped DMT, processed by the lungs?

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u/Theskyisalive — 1 month ago
▲ 35 r/DMT

How do you guys breakthrough like its nothing?

I'm so scared to breakthrough, I don't know how you guys do it. It requires giving up control, letting go. Like what the hell lol.

It makes me laugh how there's some people here who do DMT or LSD, break their entire fucking reality then going back to living life like its normal.

I don't know, I fear losing control too much. I have tripped on really high doses of even LSD and remained stable, no ego dissolution -- like above 1000ug, from different vendors. So am just overly attached to the ego / it has a very strong grasp on my reality.

How do you get over that fear?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago

Could anyone recommend a washer/dryer between $500-800 each?

In need of a set, and it's fourth of July--

Could anyone recommend either a set, or two reliable washer/dryer that are each $500-800?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago

How do you let go?

It's so obvious to me now that we aren't the body. There's just so much obvious evidence, one just has to be open to it. Like Telepathy Tapes, Remote Viewing, NDEs, SDEs, OBEs, Lucid Dreams, Psychdelic Trip Reports.. literally consciousness itself, insane to believe its emergent. there's plenty more. We are awareness, consciousness, experiencing this perspective. I imagine it as if our awareness is going through infinite moments, which moment (picture) we are in is determined by where we are focusing. We are focus, awareness itself. Like an infinite container that has infinite pictures in it, and our awareness is flowing through this container by way of focus, creating our "movie", the story of our life. This reality is no different than a dream, we just have attachments to it that we don't have when we dream. When we dream, we are exploring somewhere else in this infinite holographic fractal/container, and if we're close, we can explore very similar realities.

I'm in awe of who we are. It's so beautiful that we can be God. That there are infinite realities out there, thousands of times more blissful than here. We had so much fun doing that, that we came here.. to experience the duality. You only see how good the shade really is when you get out into the dessert. We are inherently beautiful, good, compassion is literally in our DNA -- that's how our ancestors mated and protected each other. It's ridiculous that I or anybody else could have ever believed a just and loving God would torture people.

I'm posting this just to ask, for those who let go, how do you do it? As in, not being scared to be an entirely different person. I have done psychedelic trips with LSD/DMT and I'm just really scared to breakthrough, to let go of who I am. For some reason I am really stable, I have taken a lot of LSD (upwards of 6000mg, you are free to not believe, but these are legit, tested by my friends, and I have tried multiple vendors -- it's like I am playing a joke on myself, I really want to experience the mystical, to find out if I am really and truly something more, but I'm just making it hard on myself. As if telling myself, what's the point of making it so easy? Suffer a bit, then finally I can determine it's time to reap the reward!) my ego remained without any mystical experiences, I was just seeing beautiful things overlayed onto my room. What an insane game, to live this life with all these experiences then have to let all of that go.. of course, I am not losing anything, if anything I'm just taking off VR glasses and returning to the true self, perfectly natural. And this person that I am, is always there, in the fractal, and can be explored at any time again, never lost. It's just hard.

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago

If an all knowing God exists, we do not have free will

P1. An all knowing, all powerful, and all loving God exists.

P2. God created every person and knew, before creating them, every choice they would make and their eternal fate.

P3. Foreknowledge is not causation. Wherever your decisions lead, you were the one who made them. God did not cause you to make your decisions. It appears as if you can do anything. But free will is not just about whether you are the one choosing your actions, it’s about whether you could have chosen differently from what God already foresaw before he created you.

P4. Libertarian free will requires that you could have chosen otherwise when you made your decisions — that it was a real possibility. Could you choose differently from what God eternally knows, overriding his foreknowledge? Do you have the ability to do otherwise if an infallible being already knows what you will do? It’s not about causation, it’s about possibility. Everything I would do was already known to God before he created me. The greatest of them is whether I would go to hell or not. Can I do differently from what God knew would happen?

P5. God’s knowledge is infallible; it is impossible for anyone to act differently from what God foresaw before creating them. There was never a real possibility of choosing otherwise.

P6. If it is impossible to act differently from what God foresaw then humans do not possess libertarian free will.

P7. You had no say in being created, no free will from which you could object. God was the only free agent, and In this hypothetical, God created you already knowing you would go to hell, and could have refrained from doing so. So the situation is: You had no free will in your creation and God created you already knowing your story and how it would end — are you really free if you cannot override the plan, the end he put into place without asking you? You live your life believing you could have chosen otherwise, unaware that you are following the same script that God foresaw.

Questions:

  1. Do you have the ability to do otherwise if an infallible being already knows what you will do? Can you override God’s foreknowledge? If yes, then how can God be all knowing?

  2. Doesn’t God bear responsibility for the inevitable final outcome (eternal suffering) which he already knew would happen when he put the story into motion? Why would an unconditionally loving being create someone whom they already know would suffer for eternity as a result of their hypothetical actions?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/DMT

Cart Issue -- No Vapor Coming Out / Oil Coming Out Of The Cart When Inhaling

I'm trying to troubleshoot why when I inhale from the vape, liquidy oil is coming out of the tip and into my mouth. Has this happened for you guys? Sometimes vapor comes out with the liquidy oil, I get both at the same time.

My battery is a Yocan Uni Pro. The cart when it came in had some initial crystals in it, I didn't try to heat them up right away, just did a couple hits from the initial state and vapor came out just fine, no oil coming out. Now when I inhale, oil is coming out of the hole instead of just vapor.

There are some crystals at the very bottom I'm wondering if that may be the cause? If so, why?

What am experiencing:
- When I press the fire button without inhaling, no vapor comes out. Vapor is supposed to come out even when you don't inhale right, just by pressing the button?
- When I inhale, some hits are oil + vapor, but most hits are just the oil
- When I press the fire button and look into the drip hole I see the liquid just moving, no vapor coming out

Hoping someone else has experienced this and can point me to the cause. This is the 2nd cart that this has happened to.. I was really hoping it would be just the first cart.
Yes, I did try to heat up the crystals on the first cart with 2x ziploc bags submerged in hot water. It didn't fix the issue, and it seems like the color of the vape oil at the very bottom changed due to the heating. Why do you think that happens and is it a negative? It turned to a kind of white mush, in some kind of square/circle shape, not vape oil anymore.

Excuse my ignorance and thanks for any responses!

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago

My Story: Why religion is sad but also a gift

Leaving Christianity

I grew up Christian and had a personal relationship with God, having conversations as if I am talking to a friend. I legitimately believed that Jesus and this Christian God existed, as if I knew it to be true, and everybody else was just ignorant or not seeing it — that the greatest thing to have is faith.

It’s a mind-blowing perspective — I just took it all to be true without any basis. When everybody tells you that it is, that there’s evidence, people died for it, it’s very easy to believe it.

I stopped believing in my teen years when I could never accept that believers of other faiths would be eternally tortured for not being lucky to be born in my geographical location.

Now, from the outside looking in, it hurts my soul to see religious believers talk as they do. It’s so alarmingly obvious.

- No God would make such an evil system (born sick) and torture you for your natural human condition, or involve himself so much into humans’ lives (hey, don’t eat bacon, alright? also make sure to wear THIS only! You cannot work on THIS day!)

- Finite beings are not qualified to make decisions that may result in infinite punishment (imperfect nature/understanding)

- Finite wrongdoing could never justify an infinite punishment and an unconditionally loving God would never seek to punish anyway (what kind of unconditionally loving being would get joy out of this?)

- An all knowing and all loving God would never make people that he already knows would “choose separation” — that would make him responsible. Forget the fact it’s not a choice being chosen either, LOL.

- If God is both all powerful and all loving, he would not have orchestrated a system where separation from him was entirely void of love and closer to vengeance and infinite retribution. Why create a system that you knowingly knew would result in sincere non-resistant non-belief? Seriously, sacrificing yourself in a human blood sacrifice to save us from yourself? Couldn’t think of a better alternative to separation than Eternal Conscious Torment (ECT)?

- There is simply no religion with a privileged evidential claim compelling enough to convince atheists or other believers of their God's existence to justify ECT for non-belief

- Since there exists sincere non-believers that are nonresistant and would believe had they been provided with sufficient evidence and they are not, then God is responsible (invisible friend?)

- The Bible is not a good standard for morality at all. There is no evidence that Christians are privy to any better morality by their faith than non-believers, in fact the opposite: The Bible being used to justify slavery and Christians sects killing each other and forcing it on non-believers by force. And the God of the Bible commanding the killing of babies or arbitrarily killing people for breaking stupid rules. The list can go on and on..

Belief is simply not a choice that atheists are making, it’s a natural response to evidence. I’m not choosing to reject Jesus just like I do not choose to reject Santa Claus.

Human nature is not bad or sick; it’s innately good. Compassion for each other is in our DNA, that’s how we exist today. Morality, right and wrong, cannot be objective, because it is a subjective mind that makes these decisions. Morality is nature + nurture (taught). We all have compassion ingrained into our nature and so 99% of us know that torture of a fellow being is immoral making it as close to objective as it can get.

My Search for Truth

After leaving Christianity I found it hard to do away with God, and I was also aware of many things that didn’t make sense in a purely materialistic worldview. I began to explore these, desiring to find out if there was a God, and I have.

In that sense, I am grateful for my upbringing that let me see what it’s like to be a believing Christian, and to take the steps I have taken to lead to where I am today. I may not have went onto this journey of self-discovery if I didn’t have this relationship with God, and for that I am grateful.

You can stop here if you don’t want to read how I went on to discover if there is a God; I’m not here to tell you to worship a God or otherwise you will be tortured. In fact, you do not have to do anything. A God would never force you to do anything. You are perfect as you are. What I have found is a much more beautiful realization, and I would like to bring it to more eyes. I’m putting the footsteps I took in case any other atheist finds value in it. I do not seek to convert or change your perspective, I just believe this perspective may be of value to at least one person out there.

The first question that arises is: Why would a God allow such terrible suffering? I cannot imagine the intentional torture that people are experiencing today. It would be impossible to justify it if ‘God’ was a separate entity from us, allowing this to happen willingly. We cannot just give ‘God’ the pass to do as he desires, as so many religious believers do.

Instead, it’s not that God is a separate entity from us. It’s that God is you. God, or Source, is experiencing infinite perspectives from infinite eyes right now (including infinite realities beyond this reality), and your perspective, the one that is aware of your body, is just one perspective of God. It’s one consciousness, Source, which split its awareness to infinite pieces (fractal), each piece separate but also the whole Source. We are not the body, but the consciousness, energy, awareness, or the observer that observes the body. Your current awareness just limits its awareness, to explore this part of reality blind, not aware that it’s actually God.

This is the only way to justify a God permitting suffering – it is you that is choosing everything you have experienced and will experience, no one else is responsible for what you experience but yourself. You are everything and everyone, doing it to yourself. No Just God would permit a world where people are born in terrible circumstances like for torture or other purposes, its only justifiable if God himself chose to have this experience. Yes, even I detest the idea that consciousness intentionally chooses to suffer. I hate that people suffer greatly in this world. It feels like we are a separate entity that is suffering for God’s amusement. But in truth, it is consciousness (God) experiencing the body, because we aren’t the body. It’s as if God put on VR googles and is so encapsulated into the experience, as he is the best actor, able to fool himself into believing he is the character and not the actor.

One materialistic view is that your consciousness or awareness, whatever is aware of everything arising in this moment, is merely an arising from our neurons talking to each other, bottom up, but it doesn’t make sense — how can matter create this subjective experience? It breaks apart with the topics I will discuss later. If we were all in nothingness before we came to exist, and when you die you return to that state, then who was it that awoke the first time? Why is it the next time will be more special, in that this time you will never arise again? Why is your consciousness aware of this body and not any other? Why did you arise now, and not ten trillion years ago for example, or one million years in the future? Why didn’t you just continue not existing? Why did a sudden switch click and your consciousness sprung into existence as this person you now experience? If something happened once, there is no reason why it wouldn’t happen again. Something that can happen only once never happens in the first place. The universal may be eternal on its own, yes — while this universe may explode in heat death at the end, we have no idea what is outside the universe that may have caused it. But really, does infinite regress make sense? it seems as if you would go back to a point where something arose from nothing.

I believe the model of reality that I paint below represents a much more accurate view of reality, given proper research and understanding (or direct experience) of the topics I mention.

Existence is a holographic fractal. Time does not exist. Imagine a container that has infinite spheres in it. Each sphere is a picture of reality. You are currently in one of these spheres. Your experience of time comes from your consciousness choosing a sphere, a moment, or a picture to experience from this infinite set. Where you put your focus dictates which sphere you go to next. You are going through many of them each second, these pictures become a movie, your path through the holographic fractal is the story of your life. Each sphere contains in it your perspective and the universe itself. Imagine a sphere is a matrix of dimensions, different set of values. Each sphere the values are different. All of these spheres always exist in the fractal, every single experience you have experienced is a sphere that can be experienced again, and there are infinite spheres ahead of you, infinite timelines you can go on and each second you are making a choice by where you put your focus. This means there are infinite realities, even ones beyond our current human understanding, outside of dualism (our current experience of being separate from reality). Whatever you can imagine exists, and whatever you can’t imagine also exists. 

We are all both separate and one. You are eternal. You can never be hurt. This is just one book in an infinite library and you can at any time focus elsewhere. The way out is stillness, meditation, letting go of all your attachments that keep you in this dream. Stillness means not changing your focus. When you change your focus, you are participating in the game, you are going to more spheres. Keep it still and you return back to Source. There is nothing to fear or worry about, it’s just a game— that doesn’t mean you can’t be sincere, but you don’t have to be seriously worried. The fact that you exist now means you’ve done this trillions of times. You forgot you were God so you can experience the joy of remembering it again (or whatever reason you chose to come here) If you're here, it means all those times went fine and you're here to play on the slide again. Who doesn’t like a challenge after an eternity of bliss?

These are the things I have explored that led me to this understanding:

Remote Viewing: Extrasensory perception (ESP) to perceive distant, past, or future targets. Many governments have psychics and they created psychic training programs that citizens now base their practice on. See: The Stargate Project (1977–1995) and Gateway Experience. Research the achievements of Ingo Swann and others.

How could remote viewing be possible if we are just the brain that’s in the body? Instead, this shows that we are consciousness and not the body. The reason why remote viewing works is because we can tune our awareness to any other place in infinity because everything is you, the same energy that animates your body. Your awareness is currently focusing on your current body, but you can at any time focus anywhere else.

Near Death Experiences (NDEs) and Shared Death Experiences (SDEs): If your brain has zero activity how could you be having experiences? Your consciousness is experiencing somewhere else in the fractal.

Quantum Immortality (QI): A reported experience of dying then finding themselves back to the past, this could be their consciousness choosing to go back to a separate sphere before they died.

Mandela Effects/Synchronicities: Explained by the idea that no two spheres are the same, you are always in a new universe. You are going through many spheres each second, so one sphere may not be entirely the same universe you experienced years ago; for instance, a sphere twenty years ago may include Pikachu with a black tip at the end of his tail, but in this current sphere, it has always been just yellow. 

Dreaming, Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection/Out of Body Experiences (OBEs): These are all experiences of consciousness going to another story in the fractal, away from your main story (which you have much more attachments to than dreams — why you stay here longer)
- Some have had dreams that showed a future that then happened in this reality — this is due to their awareness exploring moments in the future. There are infinite timelines, so it may not be the exact same spheres that they eventually experience, but similar – close in location. In dreams we tend to branch off from our current experience and experience the ones close by, so you may be dreaming of your current character, but in an entirely different situation. 
- Have you ever looked at your body in a dream and looked like an entirely different human or gender? You are not the same person that you are now, but an entirely different person, somewhere else in the fractal.
- Some have had dreams where they have memories belonging to their character, even years of them. If you pay attention and take control of the dream—lucid dreaming, or initiating OBEs, where you consciously explore the fractal, you can focus on the body and see that it too has its own memories. In dreams our awareness is jumping in the middle of a story and you can see what that body has already experienced in the past. 
- For me, Lucid Dreaming has been proof enough. I have had so many unexplainable dreams, such as another version of me in alternate realities; I had a phone and computer, and I have experiences of opening my messages and photos app on the phone and seeing legitimate things. I have also looked up things on a computer, for instance I looked up a comics website that I use here and I found out that in their reality, the top 10 list is completely different from here: There was 10 comics, with their own unique names and images. It’s amazing what you can explore in lucid dreams.

Meditation & Gateway Tapes: Meditation is the main way of directly experiencing the truth (we are not the body, but consciousness), and gateway tapes are guided meditations that use binaural beats to speed up meditation.

Psychedelic Experiences/Trip Reports: These are drugs which people use to let go of the filters locking us into this reality and making it easier to meditate and go somewhere else in the fractal, or out of it entirely. Many people have experiences of God, being God, etc. Some experienced time as a dimension and were able to see the potential future moments, what was ahead, etc. Some people who trip together reported experiences of being in control of the other person; the reporter realizes that their awareness is the same awareness playing their friend, that they have been them all along, they just weren’t aware. 

Energywork, Chakras, Magik/Witchcraft: These are all unexplainable through the model that we are just the body. I do not believe all of the ‘witches’ are playing play-a-witch. Additionally the entire body of knowledge built on the experience of Eastern folks such as Buddhism and Hinduism which can't be merely based on nothing. 

I do not recommend any of these practices, they are only here for your research, to see these communities actually exist and these phenomena (which are showing we may not be just material bodies) exist and have a large amount of practitioners and literature on them. If I were to recommend any, it would be Meditation, Lucid Dreaming, Remote Viewing, and Conscious OBE Practice from Meditation or from Sleep states. Research Mandela Effects, QI, NDEs, and Psychedelic Trip Reports.

Conclusion

If you read to the end I hope I have given you an interesting perspective to add to your toolbox. Reality is so beautiful, thank you for being here!

I leave you with this quote from Alan Watts: "Irrevocable commitment to any religion is not only intellectual suicide; it is positive unfaith because it closes the mind to any new vision of the world. Faith is, above all, openness - an act of trust in the unknown."

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago

How do you efficiently handle moving to different apartments/places?

I love the idea of living in a cheap apartment and not worrying about tenants, and being able to move any time as I please.

The problem comes with the mailing address. How would you ever manage it? What do you to make your life easier??

Wouldn't it be bad if you get mail sent to an old address? Do you ever go back to an old apartment to check?

It seems like I would need to store all of the companies that have my address into a list then update them whenever I move.
And all of the government stuff too.. and your job.. does anyone have a list?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
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Single men, what are the biggest drawbacks / what do you miss out on?

I'm in my early 20s and can't help but see being single as so much more preferable.

Benefits:

- Infinite freedom, all the time and money is mine (no conforming to someone's needs)
- I don't need to buy a house or expensive things, one room is enough to be satisfied. So a lot less chores and more free time to spend on what I like
- I don't have to worry about cheating, divorce etc
- Can travel / move out as I like

Miss out on:

- Having someone that I love and that loves me (companionship)
- Having the experience of raising a kid/"unconditional" love? can't help but see it as a high responsibility/extra burden and I already had the experience of seeing a little sibling grow up
- Growing up old and having to fend for myself on my own -- Though it isn't a responsibility of your children and it's not like you can't move when your 60 + it's likely to improve within 40 years.

What are the biggest drawbacks for you?

I will operate just fine alone in old age (especially as tech improves).

It seems the greatest drawback is missing out on companionship but the benefits overwhelm that and I am perfectly happy being alone.

Passing on my bloodline / money doesn't really matter as in the grand scheme we don't matter, no one is more special than another who cares if my bloodline ends.

Other than that it's kids but they come with a lot of responsibility/costs. Not having a kid seems to come with greater benefits than having that "special relationship" with a little you. And you never know how they could turn out.

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
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Dissolving paper gels in distilled water

Hi I’m looking to do this for 5 tabs+. I don’t like the taste of the tabs in my mouth, or the nausea that I get from swallowing, seems to bother my stomach.

  1. how much distilled water per 100ug? any recommendation for someone that doesn’t have the suitable equipment for volumetric dosing, e.g. taking 1ml at a time? its only for one trip and drank at one time. Like, how much grams of water per 100ug?
  2. How long do I leave it for?
  3. Can I leave the solution outside in room temperature (no need for fridge?)
  4. Does the paper tab dissolve in the liquid or do you end up removing it?
  5. What does it taste like?
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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/DMT

2 Hits: I was a character in a video game

I took a couple hits of my cart. It seems like there's two levels:

1-hit territory seems to be reality becomes cartoony, but your still in your body. Your hands look different/pixelated/alien, room etc.

2-hit territory which it appears is where I went:

It was as if I became a VR game character. As if reality became a game. I could see like HUDs in the bottom, some powers that I tried to use but didn't know how. There was a door at the very end that was surrounded by a rectangular box around it, this felt like my target lock, like I was locking onto there. I'm not sure what happened or whether I went through the door, I don't think so, I probably needed another hit.

Now what I wonder is:

How exactly do you take the last hit? All I wanted to do is put it down after my last hit. One more hit would have surely broken through.

What are your 2 hit experiences like? Has anybody ever felt like they became a game character or experienced something like this door I was seeing?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/DMT

Do you recommend using the preheat function for carts?

What do you guys do for your carts before you start tripping? First time using a high potency cart with an actual separate manual press battery (only ever used low potency + auto-draw battery, cart+battery combo)

Mine recrystallized (its roughly 3:1) so I put it in 2 zip locs in a cup of hot water, crystals gone.

Now I'm curious what you guys do. I have the Yocan Uni Pro. Do you use the preheat function? What does it really do for the dmt? Should I put it a cup of warm water if I see small amount of crystals pop up before my trip?

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u/Theskyisalive — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/DMT

Vape carts recrystallizing: Pre-heat functionality, warm water, lighter?

If the cart recrystallizes at room temperature is it safe to use the 10s preheat functionality on Yocan Kodo / Uni etc? Does it work? Most people seem to recommend submerging into warm water inside 2 zip loc bags or turning it while heating it with a lighter.

Does the preheat functionality work to remove the crystals?
If not, in regards to the other two methods could someone give a good replicable guide?

Zip Locs: How hot should the water be? Do you get it from the sink, or microwave, if so how long? And how long do you keep the cart in the water? What are you trying to achieve, what do you do after you remove it?

Lighter: I assume the lighter shouldn't be touching the cart directly, and you should be turning the cart as you keep the lighter still so its distributed evenly and no one place gets more heat? What would happen if the lighter touches the cart directly? Is it any different if its a ceramic cart? I don't have experience with vaping in general so I have no idea what happens when you put a cart in direct contact with a lighter. Thanks for any responses.

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u/Theskyisalive — 3 months ago
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What’s your experiences with doing DMT on LSD?

I’m too scared to breakthrough on DMT, after the 2nd hit I just say this is enough for a good experience and put it down lol.

For those who have broken through on LSD, how much did the LSD potentiate the DMT? how much did it usually take to break through without vs with LSD? freebase grams or vape hits/seconds inhaling.

Would doing it during the peak make the dmt effects even stronger than during the comedown? I’m thinking I could experience 1-2hrs of the lsd peak then break through.

Were your break throughs more intense than without lsd?

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u/Theskyisalive — 3 months ago

Using MAOIs with vaped DMT

Can anyone give me a quick guide on using MAOIs with vaped DMT? I'm kind of scared of taking the third hit on dmt so I would love to make that easier (higher intensity) and longer.

From what am seeing syrian rue seeds/extracts can lead to nausea, so the extracted harmaline is better? Or is the other alakholid in syrian rue better (harmine)? Is there any issues with buying it in direct HCL form? I will only ever take it orally anyway, better than freebase? I saw someone mentioned an issue with salt contamination from the manske?

What are the doses like for both syrian rue seeds and harmaline HCL for dmt doses -- what range would you recommend / stick to? How do you go about redosing if you want to make your dmt trip last longer, and do you ever take more MAOI?

If it's not illegal in the USA if anyone would be comfortable sharing a source for harmaline I would be grateful.

Also, just curious, but why not Changa? I don't wanna bother doing the work and prefer the ease of use with carts but curious to hear opinions on either since it seems it would be the same as vaped dmt/maoi just much longer?

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u/Theskyisalive — 3 months ago
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Questions On Yocan Uni Pro 2 With Cart

I'll be getting a 1ml .9ml cart as well as a yocan uni pro 2, I only have experience with disposable carts that work with just pressure no buttons so this will be a first.

All the questions on my mind, don't need to answer all:

What's the purpose of putting the cart in a warm environment like within your clothes or running under warm water inside a container? How will I know if this is necessary, if the DMT is crystal-like? Can I just use the preheat function instead -- do you do it every time?

Seems like the recommended voltages are 2.7 - 3.2 ish, what do you use and what's your methods for breakthrough? How do you know if the voltage is just right?

Do you hold the button the entire time while inhaling or pulse? Once exhaling you let go of the button, then it starts to cool off. How long before you would need to preheat again, if your taking a couple minutes between?

Should your exhaled vapor be as invisible as possible -- if its visible you should hold it in more?

Does it last long? How many carts can it go through before needing another? Does it need any maintenance?

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u/Theskyisalive — 3 months ago
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Do most atheists see religious people as fools?

I was a Christian until my teen years when I questioned how it could be fair for other people to be sent to eternal suffering for non-belief, something which nobody has any evidence they can provide to each other.

Here I am now a couple years later and I can’t help but see all religious people (except some of the non-Abrahamic, mostly talking about ones that preach inner vs outer groups eternal suffering etc) as indoctrinated people who lack the critical thinking to get out. I just wonder what mental gymnastics people use to believe them to be true and get around the major issues.

E.g. how if a creator already knows what you will choose in the end before having created you, and still chose to make people already knowing they will pick hell, then he would be evil. It’s incredibly insane to make people sick and order them on eternal torture to be well. We aren't even willingly accepting or rejecting Jesus because belief isn't a choice either, it’s a response to the evidence presented which is insufficient. Finite punishment doesn’t justify eternal suffering, or that it’s not loving at all. An all powerful God would come up with a better solution than sentencing sincere non-resistant non-believers to hell — which seems to be a natural part of the game built into the system. The ethical issues in the Bible where God arbritarily genocides and kills innocent people. We aren’t qualified enough or making free decisions to weigh in on decisions that concern eternal stakes.. and a bunch more.

How did you guys justify it if you were once religious believers? Did you never think about them much? I think there came a point where I started thinking about it not being fair at all and the stone rolled from there. Do you all look at religious believers as fools? I wonder what people thought about my Christian self lol.

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u/Theskyisalive — 3 months ago