Baba Kilindi Iyi

@MEK93-kp8vf says:

I ate mushrooms three times in my life. The first times were pretty good, somewhat mild experiences. The third, and last experience, did not go well at all for me. I had a terrible trip that was so bad, I’ve been fearful to ever dip my toes into psychedelics again. I was in full fight or flight for a long time trying to convince myself I was alright. When I finally got home and alone in my room, I got to a point where my trip became enjoyable. Scary how quick the switch flipped, maybe it’s just not for me.

@christopherthumm4348 says:

DMT is cool and the patterns are but recently I tried 7meodmt through a crack pipe taking the biggest hit I could holding it in then taking 1 more , i tried to talk and belched out a tune and feel like i died and came back to life and was reminded of my true purpose

@starburstmemories says:

Fascinating exchange there. The only thing I find a tad regretful is that Peterson mostly refers to negative personalities, like rage, or mundane, such as thirst.

I tend to “encounter” personalities that are witty, facetious, curious, humorous, sometimes erotic. And I like it that way!

My guess is I have enough rage and OC disorders by default, my mind doesn’t need to go and build them under the influence of psilocybin.

I did however experience negative experiences, after watching stressful or hateful scenes in films prior to tripping. Obviously not a good idea… But luckily I manage to let them slip away. Meditation practice being part of my life probably helps there.

But apart from that, it’s really interesting to hear these two people talk on the topic of encountering autonomous personalities. Which I absolutely love about mushrooms.

@stephenperry3423 says:

Those kinds of experiences only happen if you're there for the trip, if you're there for education, you will meet the angelics, but its not everyone that reaches that place, I've met the GOD CONCIOUSNESS, the great architect, and joined the GOD collective, as well as expanding my own collective

@maddap6779 says:

On DMT I always see a jester type cat face like Tom from Tom and Jerry in a sphinx type pose and he always has his tongue out in a flat spiral that pulls me towards it his tongue is like rainbow road from Mario kart. EVERY single trip!

@19battlehill says:

Karl Jung believed in collective unconsciousness we all shared — well? If that is the case than isn't logical that we are all sharing a collective consciousness? And if that is then what is reality — what are we experiencing now and how do we do this? Key is to understand the human consciousness has evolved — Jung talks about a schizophrenic he treated who told him stuff from ancient world that turned out to be proven true.

@grammasgardenofideas5081 says:

fascinating

@andreic6250 says:

Where is the full episode? Thank you

@zenchiefengineer says:

I heard about a guy who had a girlfriend entity he would meet whenever he took DMT. Once, he had a friend who took some DMT at this guy's house. When he came out of it, he asked if he knew this girl that he met during his trip, that she had a message for him and it was something that only she would know about. So the question becomes: did he talk about this girl to his friend, ever? If not, are these entities localized by geographical location OR biological groups of people?

@jameskalamus1021 says:

psychedelics might be a trap by highly intelligent non biological entities. At first you think you are in control but later on these entities don t respect your sovereignty. They will do what ever they want to do with you.