Andrew Gallimore discussing the DMT "laser code" effect with Danny Goler (followed by Q&A)
Alien Insect
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Danny and I meet over the interwebs to discuss our latest thoughts on the curious effect whereby large numbers of people report seeing some kind of "code" whilst staring at a laser projected onto a wall under the influence of DMT. Although it might be a surprise to many, we actually agree on almost everything we discuss... almost everything...
I discuss many of the ideas used to inform my thinking on this effect in my latest book, 'Death by Astonishment: Confronting the Mystery of the World's Strangest Drug', available in hardback, eBook, and audiobook versions now:
https://read.macmillan.com/lp/death-b...
Book blurb:
In a story that begins in the Amazonian rainforests and ends somewhere beyond the stars, Andrew Gallimore presents the first detailed account of the discovery of DMT and science’s continuing struggle to explain how such a simple and common plant molecule can have such astonishing effects on the human mind. The history of the drug involves many fascinating characters from the scientific and literary worlds ― including legendary ethnobotanist Dr. Richard Schultes; renegade beat writer and drug aficionado William S. Burroughs; philosopher and raconteur Terence McKenna; and the high priest of the 1960s psychedelic revolution, Dr. Timothy Leary. In the end, the story of DMT forces us to reconsider our most basic assumptions about the nature of reality and our place within it.
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Decided to take it in the bath, as reality melted like a waterfall around me and the sound of reality changed I found myself in a void space. A cat racoon with lots of tenticles and tails appeared very jolly laughing at me.. He was extremely cartoon like. He pulled out a photo realistic quaint metal watering can and said you're in the bath I'll water you dry.. He poured liquid on me and I felt immediately dry.. He then knew everything about me wrapping his tenticles in and around me in a very pleasant almost orgasmic feeling. He took me into earth orbit and showed me many worlds with many cat raccoon like guides.. He asked me to look after his kind as he had looked after me. Came out the trip. The next day three stray cats appeared in my garden and I had a sense of the cat racoon guide still around me saying my kind. I've adopted these cats bringing them from mangy life to full health. 😂
Peace to Entities, ET’s, Biological AI, and all Sentient Life, on all Planes of Existence 🙏🙏🙏
So is the 3D image "real"? Yes no yes no yes no. There is no physical 3D object. But yes, your brain is given external information to construct and integrate the 3D object into your experienced reality.
what I'd like to see more questioning about is why people who do psychedelics get more abduction experiences and/or alien attachment(that's been corroborated by seasoned shamans and reputable channeling sources)
Andrew Gallimore discussing the DMT "laser code" effect with Danny Goler (followed by Q&A)
Alien Insect
5,342 views
Danny and I meet over the interwebs to discuss our latest thoughts on the curious effect whereby large numbers of people report seeing some kind of "code" whilst staring at a laser projected onto a wall under the influence of DMT. Although it might be a surprise to many, we actually agree on almost everything we discuss... almost everything...
I discuss many of the ideas used to inform my thinking on this effect in my latest book, 'Death by Astonishment: Confronting the Mystery of the World's Strangest Drug', available in hardback, eBook, and audiobook versions now:
https://read.macmillan.com/lp/death-b...
Book blurb:
In a story that begins in the Amazonian rainforests and ends somewhere beyond the stars, Andrew Gallimore presents the first detailed account of the discovery of DMT and science’s continuing struggle to explain how such a simple and common plant molecule can have such astonishing effects on the human mind. The history of the drug involves many fascinating characters from the scientific and literary worlds ― including legendary ethnobotanist Dr. Richard Schultes; renegade beat writer and drug aficionado William S. Burroughs; philosopher and raconteur Terence McKenna; and the high priest of the 1960s psychedelic revolution, Dr. Timothy Leary. In the end, the story of DMT forces us to reconsider our most basic assumptions about the nature of reality and our place within it.