A book I recommend

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Not the same as Molly.
Good article.
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They're both serotonergic drugs but DMT isn't very closely related to MDMA (ecstasy, molly, etc).

I dont believe in anything supernatural. The drug sounds like a LSD or some other hallucinogen to me plain and simple.

It's for learning, but not everyone's there with the same learning priorities. That isn't limited to NTs though, NDs aren't all the same. For some people learning how to socialize better probably makes sense as a priority so long as they don't fixate too heavily on it.

I started reading the book “The Spirit Molecule.” It’s written by an MD that studied DMT.

It’s not “supernatural,” aka science fiction, if it’s real.

It’s about the most potent psychedelic known to man. The only thing stronger is another variant of it.

And it’s not some bathtub meth type stuff, either. It’s naturally occurring in our own brains and ~all plants and animals. It’s simply extracted from plants that have high concentrations of it.

It’s said that it’s released in our brains in small doses when we go to sleep and is what’s responsible for vivid dreams, and then in one big mega-dose when we’re near death - hypothesized to be responsible for “seeing the light,” or “light tunnel,” and having one’s life flash before their eyes etc as well as for Near Death Experiences.

I’ve read that low dose MDMA has been used therapeutically to facilitate social learning for some on the spectrum. Makes sense, considering it’s effects.

The only reason I'm not for the illegality of drugs is the same as the reasons I'm not for the illegality of prostitution. Because the laws are ineffective, inefficient, and in the US probably unconstitutional, and do nothing to stop it. I'm not in favor of either one however.

That doesn't surprise me. It's helped me level up before.

Ok this has gotten way off topic. Reasons I recommend Dante's Divine Comedy are it's historical importance, the fact that it forms much of how heaven, purgatory, and hell are viewed in the popular imagination, and the fact that it's a great read.

It's interesting how much of a role medieval fan fiction has played a role in defining how western Christians tend to view and understand their faith and it is one of the best examples of that.

Exactly.

But what if interacting with gods and entities on their turf, that have existed since before the concept of time, helped play an even bigger role in understanding modern human religion(s)?

I’m not saying be lazy and watch the movie with your third eye instead of reading a book. I’m just saying why not go directly to the source to learn and see how well it aligns with the imagination of one human fiction writer ?

Maaaaybe you’d learn so much more that the book becomes virtually meaningless, OR maybe you’d learn that Reality aligns so we’ll with the book that you realize the author tapped into the great beyond on his own inter dimensional trips before/while writing said “fiction.”

To best year this hypothesis, it’s probably best that someone who hasn’t read the book goes to the other side for a bit and comes back with a trip report tp compare with someone who has read the book. This way there’s no chance that a trip can be said to have been influenced by having previously read the book. I have not read the book.. heh

Aside: I was about to show a friend a photo of the interior of an ancient temple in Sri Lanka that’s said to mirror temples in the DMT realm - basically, people say that ancient religious people were blasting off on DMT and experiencing the other realm, returning and building their temples as tributes to the true “gods.” My friend refused to look at the image so as not to taint any possible future DMT experience so that he can experience visuals uni flue card and then compare to images known to man later. Makes sense. Same same concept above.

Edit: Trying the spoiler tag for the first time to post the image of the temple in Sri Lanka that’s said to mirror the temple(s) seen on the other side:

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Edit: Strange, I followed the formatting google indicated. Doesn’t work.

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That art is very impressive, but what part on I'm atheist do you not get?

I’ve read several accounts of atheists changing their minds after experiencing DMT for the first time. I guess seeing is believing and once you know, you know.

Still atheist.