My First DMT Hyperslap and How I Integrated

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  • @rookie4619
    @rookie4619 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Totally relate to the scolding aspect. After the first few moments/seconds/minutes of engaging in some kind of 'dance' with this crystal lattice (which was simultaneously everything), it got a bit too much. The 'voices'/'beings' communicated directly (but it also kind of felt like it was myself talking to myself in a big cosmic mirror) - 'do you see? do you see now? this is what you wanted isn't it? And can you see why [you can't stay here][there's nothing for you here]. It didn't feel like a 'hyperslap' but i definitely came away feeling like, oh yeh.. there's a reason i dont need to go there. The 'work' is here in the real world so to speak.

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว +5

      I love the way you described that experience. I can relate to realizing, “there’s a reason I don’t need to go there”. This trip made me question why I even wanted to explore these states of consciousness in the first place. Of course I’ve come to still find value in exploring these states, but you’re right I think the real work is done outside the trip.

    • @ethanhogan9089
      @ethanhogan9089 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Man.... "the work is in the real world" is something that rings sooooo very true with these experiences.
      I feel like if your not careful though, like some, you can blow right past that warning and end up being really annoying to be around.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      This is not the real world in the sense your experience is more limited and lower resolution. The only thing about this world that makes it sort of real is its persistence and your consciousness being entrained to stay here. Read Swami Vivekananda book called Karma Yoga it is on my channel. The point is to work on your awareness. All you are at your core is a point of awareness that needs to expand. Related to this read a book called Arcane Teachings and Arcane Formulas it gives the pythagorean symbolism of the circle, the dot, and the line also referenced in Manly P. Hall book Lectures on Ancient Philosophy. Your awareness doesn’t have to be tied to one personality. Read montalk and seven densities. You can graduate to higher densities and have a permanent greater awareness while the body and personality continues to function here. The personality is but a sheath and your consciousness can operate outside of it either living another life and coming back to this one in tandem or the far stranger experience of having multiple bodies and minds at once and experiencing them fully. Consider developing your body awareness to where you experience the body fully and in detail, most people are barely aware of their own body.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      This is not the real world in the sense your experience is more limited and lower resolution. The only thing about this world that makes it sort of real is its persistence and your consciousness being entrained to stay here. Read Swami Vivekananda book called Karma Yoga it is on my channel. The point is to work on your awareness. All you are at your core is a point of awareness that needs to expand. Related to this read a book called Arcane Teachings and Arcane Formulas it gives the pythagorean symbolism of the circle, the dot, and the line also referenced in Manly P. Hall book Lectures on Ancient Philosophy. Your awareness doesn’t have to be tied to one personality. Read montalk and seven densities. You can graduate to higher densities and have a permanent greater awareness while the body and personality continues to function here. The personality is but a sheath and your consciousness can operate outside of it either living another life and coming back to this one in tandem or the far stranger experience of having multiple bodies and minds at once and experiencing them fully. Consider developing your body awareness to where you experience the body fully and in detail, most people are barely aware of their own body.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      This is not the real world in the sense your experience is more limited and lower resolution. The only thing about this world that makes it sort of real is its persistence and your consciousness being entrained to stay here. Read Swami Vivekananda book called Karma Yoga. The point is to work on your awareness. All you are at your core is a point of awareness that needs to expand. Related to this read a book called Arcane Teachings and Arcane Formulas it gives the pythagorean symbolism of the circle, the dot, and the line also referenced in Manly P. Hall book Lectures on Ancient Philosophy. Your awareness doesn’t have to be tied to one personality. Read m*😊ntalk and seven densities. You can graduate to higher densities and have a permanent greater awareness while the body and personality continues to function here. The personality is but a sheath and your consciousness can operate outside of it either living another life and coming back to this one in tandem or the far stranger experience of having multiple bodies and minds at once and experiencing them fully. Consider developing your body awareness to where you experience the body fully and in detail, most people are barely aware of their own body.

  • @fanchannel3598
    @fanchannel3598 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Ooooo mini mic 🎤
    I’ve put off DMT for like 8 months now and I have a jar of it. I can never forget what I’ve witnessed and I’m eager for some of those experiences again. BUT it’s so complex that I find it difficult to get passed the anxiety as well

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว +2

      I can understand. It is so complex and intense. I always wait until it feels right and sometimes that’s years. I still get some pre flight anxiety every time, but I have pushed past most of my fear surrounding the experience.

    • @keithgore6285
      @keithgore6285 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@kaleidoscope3eyeswhat’s the best way to smoke it? Never done it before but I do have some available.

  • @oAntz
    @oAntz ปีที่แล้ว +3

    I did dmt for 5 days straight about a year and a half ago i know exactly how u felt being trapped for eternity was a scary part

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Yeah the time dilation on dmt can be pretty extreme, which can be great if you’re enjoying the trip but terrifying if you’re not.

  • @DoctorGeek1
    @DoctorGeek1 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Perhaps DMT enables our consciousness to perceive what it would be like to live outside of linear time - even if it's only a brief glimpse.
    And when THAT happens, we can actually start to perceive the other "entities" and/or consciousness that lives outside of our "linear time" domain.
    Maybe it's heaven; or maybe it's what people perceive as "god".
    But whatever IT is, it's more real than I thought possible.

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว +3

      Yes, I’ve thought about all of this, and not just with dmt but also other psychedelics, they can take you outside of linear time, it’s very hard to put into words since our language is based around linear time. I agree that whatever it is that we are connecting with outside this linear time domain is more real than I would have thought possible.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I achieved nonlinear consciousness through meditation. DMT is endogenous.

  • @geoffmm2
    @geoffmm2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Good stuff. I noticed I have had maybe one experience like that. I also noticed it happens when I have somewhere in my subconscious an understanding that I probably need the slap lol. As far as the mic, sounds better. Given how it looks I think that one should be clipped onto you somewhere.

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks! I did feel like I needed the slap lol. I’ll probably try the mic like that next time.

  • @FringeWizard2
    @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Lots and lots of Lion's mane helps you remember trips also practices in William Walker Atkinson book Memory how to develop it can be found in audiobook form on youtube. Also Rosicrucian method of go for a walk and replay everything that happened and dream recall techniques. I remain aware and remember everything even under anaesthesia for surgery. I remember every detail of all of my trips unless there is something like say a long sequence of numbers such as Pi. I probably won't memorize more numbers than about a phone number worth.

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  หลายเดือนก่อน

      I recorded a video earlier during a half tab lsd trip and at one point I bring up how many digits of Pi could I recite to which I only got 3.1415 which I responded was terrible, I also said I was sure I knew more than that but my brain was holding out on me…anyway this doesn’t matter as much as it matters that my attention was captured due to this connection…I’m very interested in what you are saying, I will respond and read more thoroughly tomorrow.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @kaleidoscope3eyes I have a plan to develop same siddhi as Vivekananda and know the full contents of a book after shifting my attention to a book for a moment or touching it. If I get really good maybe I will be able to see Pi easily and recite a lot more of it.

  • @sunoclockoneday2576
    @sunoclockoneday2576 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Do you think you burned it? I have used the sandwich method with pretty good success but the potential to burn the spice is pretty high . From reports I have read over the years there is a correlation between burning the DMT and experiencing the dreaded hyperslap .
    Sounds like you handled it well, I've heard it can be traumatic. ✌️

    • @kaleidoscope3eyes
      @kaleidoscope3eyes  ปีที่แล้ว +3

      It’s possible. This was my first time using the sandwich method, I’ve never had the greatest results with it, so I don’t really use it anymore. I spent a lot of time researching what causes bad dmt trips before I went back to dmt and it does seem there are variables (like smoking method, dmt color, etc.) that contribute to the bad trip beyond just set and setting.

    • @quietinterlude770
      @quietinterlude770 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Good point. The only bad experiences I had were when I tried to dab it off w scorching hot dab rig.. very dark and had an inescapable feeling to it. I mix up 1:1 or stronger carts and I'm not sure if it's coincidence but every time has been light and lucid

  • @FringeWizard2
    @FringeWizard2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I am so tired of youtube AI censorship deleting my comments where I write very long and provide citations and references nobody gets to even see some comments I put a lot of thought into.

  • @robertbendik1364
    @robertbendik1364 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    iv tried 4-pro-dmt.