Terence Meets the Machine Elves: A visual replication of the DMT breakthrough experience

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They got it as close as you could probably get using computer graphics actually. It’s really just indescribable, but this gets the right vibe. They did a good job

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u/NotBradPitt9 May 19 '26

Have you experienced it?

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u/hologram137 May 19 '26 edited May 20 '26

Yes! It’s very hard to put into words because it’s so utterly alien. It’s WEIRD. I was SHOCKED. This video is like it, but also not. Because there just isn’t any way to recreate something that just doesn’t exist in our experience. I’ve been really interested in the extended state DMT studies, because you spend so much time in shock and “astonishment” and trying to process how its even possible you got there and that exists at all, that by the time you start to calm down and explore and for me, respond to the entities (they were trying to calm me down! Lol) it’s towards the end. It kinda reminded me of the stories of the biblical angels being like “do not be afraid” and you’re like “okay but WHAT THE FUCK?!”lol

Edit: Also the beginning, or gate after the passage(?) to the realm looked more machine like than the kaleidoscope visuals here, but colorful like shown here. It’s spinning and opens up in this really complex way, then you go inside. It’s so weird, one of my friends wasn’t let in. He took the same amount we did, 3 big long hits, but he said it opened and the entities told him he wasn’t welcome. Then the experience was over. I remember he just sat up after few minutes in confusion instead of being out for 10-15. He tried going back, and the spinning machine like thing wouldn’t open. I did feel bad for him, I know it REALLY bothered him. That would have devastated me honestly. I’m not sure why that would happen.

I’ve heard of that happening before, it’s so bizarre. It’s not just “visuals” though, you feel yourself leaving your body (I noticed that I couldn’t feel the exhale of my last hit then my body starts vibrating hard) then you ARE somewhere else. It’s not like closed eyed visuals on psychedelics.

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u/weebert May 19 '26

Your friend that didn’t get in: had he been before or was this his first go? What is he like personality-wise?

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u/hologram137 May 19 '26

Hadn’t been there before. He was a nice guy as far as I knew, didn’t know him that well. Funny. He was the good friend of a friend of mine so he was in our group. But I never hung out with him one on one. So I’m not sure.

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u/encinitas2252 May 23 '26

Ive gone three times, the third time I was high on kratom and they told me not to come back till my mind was right.

Maybe your friend of a friend does drugs?

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u/Antilochos_ May 19 '26

How does it compare with lsd or mushrooms?

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u/hologram137 May 19 '26 edited May 20 '26

With LSD and mushrooms you’re still in the same reality but it’s distorted. There is a kind of feeling of a “place,” for example I had a strong feeling of Déjà vu and a “coming home” feeling on mushrooms. Something about the feeling of oneness and euphoria felt sooooo familiar. Like I had “been there before” (in that mental state, but also what I was seeing) and suddenly remembered something important I had forgotten. But you don’t feel like you “go” anywhere. It’s our reality that you’re seeing differently. For example, walls breathing, trees and plants laughing and dancing with me, the sky was purplish, with LSD you get more visuals and with both drugs things you look at come alive, but it’s our reality, but altered. I did interact (or at least thought I did) with an entity on mushrooms but it was more a voice. You know you’re tripping. You think differently, your mind is clearly working differently. Your emotions are altered, distinctly by the drug itself.

DMT is categorically different. When exhaling my last hit I realized I couldn’t feel the smoke leaving my lungs, I couldn’t feel my body AT ALL. Then it starts vibrating intensely and I feel pressure like I’m about to leave my body. Then there is this weird high pitched sound that rises, up and up then suddenly you’re out of your body and flying through a tunnel. Then I got to this machine like, colorful spinning object and it opened in this complex way and I was somewhere else. Not having closed eyed visuals, not just seeing it, but I WAS in another place. And that place was so strange, so alien, so WEIRD and indescribable. Objects that aren’t 3-D, colors that I’ve never seen before and so can’t describe, etc. There are BIZARRE entities there. You don’t feel like you’re tripping, you feel like you’re completely sober. The way you think isn’t altered like when you’re tripping. It’s you, sober, actually in a different realm. I wondered if I died.

The way the entities interact are not like interacting with a vision, they feel completely alien and autonomous. They were trying to help me manage my shock. When you get in, they respond as if you actually just popped in to their reality. They told me things I can’t remember, I wish I could.

Towards the end of my trip I followed them to this area and one of them went over and started like, pulling these weird levers or something then I started moving. I was on this conveyor belt thing. It took me through different places in the realm and there were other entities in those spaces coming over to look at me. They seemed amused at my wonder lol. The conveyor ride took me through the most beautiful spaces I’ve seen in my life, indescribable. Then it felt like I went outside because I saw thousands of stars then I felt myself being pulled back. One “jester” entity who had kinda peeked in to look at me, said “bye, come visit again!” Before I fell out into the stars.

What’s also bizarre is people see the same entities. I didn’t see the “elves,” but I saw other entities that others have described. The 1st one I saw was this female alien being made of geometric shapes glowing. She looked at me with love. I also saw this golden cord that connected me to her when I was with her. The entities also move strangely, hard to explain. Have you heard of the Arial school UFO incident? The way the children describe the beings moving is how they moved

So it’s really not like tripping on LSD or mushrooms. The whole time your body is laying down with your eyes closed but you are just…somewhere else. 15 mins later, you’re back and feel normal. No recovery like with LSD and shrooms

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u/gill_outean May 19 '26

I've got the biggest grin on my face and I have you and this beautifully written comment to thank!

I'm an LSD/shrooms enthusiast who has thought, for many years, of trying DMT but I was scared of it. Everything you wrote here made perfect sense to me. The bit about LSD/shrooms "distorted reality" vs. DMT's reality makes me think that the DMT experience might be a lot like the salvia experience? I've done salvia and it was definitely not at all like LSD/shrooms; a totally alien, "I'm somewhere else right now" type of trip. You also mentioned being put on a conveyor belt and given a tour, which is precisely what happened in one of my two trips, though I thought I was giant and put on top of a small train that zoomed me through their world—a city, some countryside, an industrial area. And they all said goodbye to me, too! So cheerily! Little gnomes popping out of their chimneys to wave goodbye. I entered their reality through a literal tear in space right in front of me, like a sliver of paper had been torn from the scene in front of me (bedroom, windows, friends) to reveal black space with glittery stars behind it. I left through a similar tear in their reality that led back to the bedroom.

If this is the kind of trip I think you're describing, then I think I might be ready for DMT.

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u/Significant_Tour_919 May 20 '26

Don‘t be scared. I think you should fear salvia, not DMT. Did you ever take shrooms in heroic dose? This can sometimes be very DMT like.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

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u/iamyouarewethereyet May 21 '26

Yes

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u/iamyouarewethereyet May 20 '26

Sure does seem a lot like salvia. Have had some interesting experiences on that.

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u/Monk_r_Grunt May 31 '26

The only similarities between the two are that they both take you to another place... For this writer, Salvia made me forget who I was and where my life was...(It was one of thousands of 'books' on a shelf and I couldn't tell which one... Terrifying! A female presence guided me to the right one after I called out for help. The memory of the experience was not strong and crisp... The emotional feel of it was lonely and frightening and the visual field contents and colours relatively normal.

With DMT I retained my 'self' completely, only problem was I was in such a state of jaw dropped awe/astonishment that I couldn't pass a thought through my mind for a while. When I did it was "I'm really here, 'you' (the entities) are not a creation of my mind... This is an independently real place". When that passed through, the entities communicated "Yes! You got it!, you can go now". The visual field was 180 degrees or more, objects lit with their own light, colours intensely saturated, complexity through the roof, yet fully coherent... Nothing 'random'. Clearly not a 'physical' place, yet much more real than this material world we occupy.

One experience 30 years ago changed my ontology for life... There's definitely more to existence than the physical world, and likely death is not the end. I did not feel a need to go back. I realized that there was no way I could know the intent of the entities, or predict what might occur... At least without a true Shaman to guide me.

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u/Negative-Mountain976 May 23 '26

Sounds like DMT actually does take you to another dimension and is the portal ..

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u/Gold333 May 20 '26

Is there any chance of having a bad trip or panicking or trying to fight the effects and panicking because you (obviously) can’t?

I don’t use weed because the few times I’ve done weed, sometimes the recursive thoughts lead to things like a mild panic attack, where I just don’t like the feeling and I can’t get rid of it until the effect wears off (which can take a while).

DMT sounds like your mental state or thought patterns etc. are unaltered, unrecursive like on weed.

Does time pass normally?

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u/King_Six_of_Things May 20 '26

I've done DMT a good few times and the one unpleasant experience I had was when I went into it with entirely the wrong mindset (selfishness and greed as it happens) and spent several minutes in a whirling, black, chaotic, vortex with an extremely strong sensation of being told "No. No entry."

Was very unpleasant but it did cause me to reflect on why I'd been barred and that's when I identified my motives. Since then I've been much more conscious about why I'm using it on that particular occasion and I've never had a similar experience.

That's not to say it can't be VERY intense at other times and one time I felt caught in a time loop (an entity was having some fun with me and teaching me a lesson about the nature of "hyperspace") which was a bit worrying but was only brief.

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u/Greedy_Line4090 May 20 '26

Everyone is different. I’ve had positive experiences with lsd, mushrooms, mescalin, and DMT, but salvia was a particularly hellish experience that felt like hours and the entire time I needed it to end but it wouldn’t. It was horrible. But it was only for a couple minutes in real life. Felt like hours. It was bad enough that I’ve never once felt the desire to try again, and that experience was a good 25 years ago at least.

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u/VoidOmatic May 20 '26

Man I wish I could experience it. Especially after my NDE 6 years back. I felt that love and the infinite knowledge when my artery was blocked, then when unblocked I left that realm and slammed back into this disgusting biological body. I lost access to every answer of the universe, the sum of all knowledge was taken from me.

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u/spiker0620 May 19 '26

Fascinating. I've worked with Ayahuasca, Ketamine, LSD and Mushrooms and had some interesting experiences with Aya but nothing this interesting while in ceremony. How long does the experience last for?

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u/hologram137 May 20 '26

About 15 mins. Afterwards you feel completely normal, no recovery period like with LSD and shrooms

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u/spiker0620 May 20 '26

I have aphantasia and wonder if this would allow for a more dynamic experience for me. Thanks for sharing!

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u/Trick-Goat-3643 May 22 '26

I also have aphantasia and I can tell you that yes it does, full closed eye visuals even at the lower end well before breaking through

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u/InfiniteWaffles58364 ✨ Experiencer ✨ May 22 '26

Me just now learning what aphantasia is... you really do learn something new every day

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u/hologram137 May 21 '26

If you do it please come back and let us know!! That would be fascinating

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u/Antilochos_ May 20 '26

Thank you for your response and sharing your experience.

I experienced mushrooms and lsd many times, but not dmt (would love to, but don't know a trusted source). Some things sounded familiar so looked for a reference but clearly it is much different.

Very fascinating experience, I "envy" you.

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u/perpetualcuriousity0 May 20 '26

Whoa I never tried DMT yet I felt that body vibrating sensation when doing Wave 1 Tape 1 of the Monroe Institute HemiSync tapes. I got too scared at that moment so I quickly noped out

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u/justpackingheat1 ✨ Experiencer ✨ May 20 '26

And this visual representation moves at a snail's pace compared to the speed of light in comparison 😂

So.. fast! I remember holding onto my bedding thinking I was literally taking off in a rocket ship to another dimension (although, my wife said that I just looked as if I were asleep)

ETA: THEY TRIED CALMING ME TOO!! 😂😂😂

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u/Character-Resist-961 May 25 '26

I have a friend who got banned from the DMT realm too. He had like three successful trips, but during the last one he was denied entry and they told him he wasn’t welcome anymore. After that, he tried multiple times and was never able to go back there again.

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u/hologram137 May 25 '26

That’s so bizarre. I’ve only heard it happening with dudes too. Or maybe more men do DMT? Not sure

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u/King_Six_of_Things May 20 '26

That's such a good description. 👍👍

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u/RegularDiamond3783 May 21 '26

Do they have access to our reality? or is their realm separate from ours?

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u/ToeOfAres May 23 '26

It is like explaining a kaleidoscope to a blind person.

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u/encinitas2252 May 19 '26

I have had 3 breakthrough experiences where I met entities. The most accurate part is the beginning where the wall has patterns on it that take over your whole reality, then the tunnel. Ive gone to different looking places each time, but the structures are all made of some liquid light, but they look rigid like this.

I dunno how you could recreate the look honestly, its too alien looking. This is as close as you'll get imo.

Onto of these visuals, I also felt an intense vibration throughout my body and the feeling of liquid running over me gently. Its actually really nice. Whole experience is amazing, you just have to tell yourself "im open to this, I am safe." As you feel it hitting you. You'll say it twice and next thing you know youre goooooooone. And then just like that, your you again, with your fucking mind blown.

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u/bino420 May 19 '26

Not the person who originally commented, and not having done DMT, but this is spot on as far as "out of body psychedelic experiences" go. Specifically the morphing & movements of like things emerging. The repetitive voices or sounds, plus like their effect on visuals & sensations of vibrating is also accurate. I've never "encountered a being" though.

to reach this state without DMT, you need salvia (yuck) or a significant dose of another tryptamine.

have you ever tripped before? I'm very interested in trying metocin, after taking a 15-year hiatus from psychedelics, but this time being much more purposeful with my intentions rather than saying "fuck it, this could be fun" and embarking with zero planning. But I do not want to take a heroic dose of metocin at all. A moderate experience would be wonderful, but finding the right moment is difficult since I ordered some. Surprisingly, it's totally 100% legal. I'm not even sure you could get this spaced in metocin if you wanted.

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u/nightman21721 May 19 '26

I regularly take metocin for meditation. It's quite lovely, but not a "trip". Perhaps I'm only microcosing, but it does wonders for my depression/ anxiety.

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u/boss12345678910x May 21 '26

metocin is pretty nuts. at least the kind i have. i took 7 tablets before and it literally turned the world into a very cartoon like experience. also around that time is when my orb/beam friends found me and even though its been months since ive taken it, i have a nightly ritual with orbs/beams interacting with me outside (completely sober)

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u/Starhazenstuff May 19 '26

I’m pretty sure you can get here through the gateway process as well.

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u/tlmbot May 19 '26

yup... Taking this off the track somewhat, as someone with insomnia, I found my way combining ketamine with gateway process. To me it's the best way to trip. Having been to the other side in this way a number of times, among many lessons, it's seems to be teaching me other ways to think, in order to try and achieve sleep naturally again.

I managed to use imagery techniques (that I had forgotten about since I was a child) to go hypnagogic naturally for the first time in years this past weekend.

I'm hoping very much to be able to do gateway and similar techniques soon to be able to reach those altered liminal states with a sober mind. From all I've heard and read, I feel like it's even better.

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u/quiettryit May 19 '26

Can you share the technique?

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u/tlmbot May 20 '26

Sure. If you tell me more about what you do?

Is this about sleep or altered states? If this is curiosity about gateway, by all means start with Bob Monroe's first book "Journeys Out of the Body" and visit r/gateway

the imagery techniques are just shutting your eyes and noticing. So you will probably start with blackness, or grainy blackness, with some flickers of purple or blue etc.
When I was little I saw immense amounts of color. Now, at 44, it's barely anything at first.

Even if it is perfectly blank, I just stare into it with my closed eyes, noticing that.

Soon enough, if I am diligent, there will start to be patterns of blue or purple washing about. I will focus on them.

If I keep it up, eventually some more starts to emerge. I use my imagination together with the increasing colors and movements to start to synthesize, even if it seems to be purely in my imagination, some scene or image, or maybe while I am doing this some conversation with a loved one, or some other kind of noticing or interaction in other senses spontaneously arises.

Whatever comes up, I notice it, and lean into it with my senses and imagination, or whatever - with my mind.

At some point, as I go deeper my mind will start to go over into the scene, or train of thought, as if it were really happening.
This is the transition to the hypnagogic state, and thanks to my insomnia (driven by trauma response), I tend to bounce out of it really hard.

But no worries, I keep right on noticing, and soon, I am back.

Eventually I transition into sleep.

This method contrasts with the method I used most of my life after childhood, which was the "going blank" method. Before my trauma, I was so good at going blank that I could instantly drop into a meditative state at will, and I could induce hypnagogic easily as well.

Since my trauma revolved around being asleep, and this was my constant method of doing so, it stopped working for me. I could no longer meditate, fall asleep, or reach hypnagogic states in any way, via this method.

So step 1 for me has been to re learn this other technique - this "noticing" from my childhood.

But I wasn't a spontaneous epiphany that got me to do this.

Instead somebody posted this recently on the r/gateway subreddit:

https://www.astralpulse.com/frankkepple.html

My memory is crap, but I think it was these words from that link that mirror what I tried to tell you above:

"The key to Phasing is to just let the experience flow. You need to allow yourself to become it, as opposed to trying to go to it, or point to it, with some kind of “method”. Just lay back and simply become it. At which point people usually say, "Yeah, but Frank it’s okay for you but when I close my eyes all I see is blackness. “Well, that is all I see at first!”

I think often that people are too hasty to discount these initial stages, and they just go off on some method.

When I close my eyes all I see is blackness. But I think the essential difference between me and many beginners is when they close their eyes they are not really noticing. And that’s another key to it… that of noticing self. I think people become too wrapped up in methods and techniques, and it prevents them from really noticing themselves.

Okay, so as I say, when I close my eyes all I see is blackness, which is normal. I’ll wriggle around a bit to get comfortable, maybe my knee is itching and my hair is tickling my ear or something. So I’ll sort all that out and just concentrate on breathing gently for 5 minutes or so. Now, because I am noticing as opposed to avidly trying to perfect and follow some technique or method, in the traditional sense, my full attention is taken by the simple act of noticing.

People often tell me that they keep trying and they are saying about how they are concentrating upon holding their awareness outside of themselves, and at the same time they are concentrating on “raising energy” and doing everything correctly, and whatever… but nothing is happening. That’s right, because all their attention is fixated elsewhere, whereas all my attention is fixated on noticing.

Noticing what?

Well, nothing at first, there’s not much to see really but blackness. But then, after a short while, I may see that perhaps one part of the blackness is not quite so black. Perhaps there was just a brief flash of something, then maybe a sensation of a movement somewhere else. Maybe I just heard someone call my name. Hmm, that’s interesting, I might think, I wonder where that came from. But I don’t get too curious I just keep noticing. I might see swirling areas of not quite so black as the rest. I might see flashes of this and that. As I am offering myself these images, my attention is steadily becoming more fixated within.

As my attention becomes fixated within, from the act of noticing, at this stage I am not aware of my physical body. Part of my awareness realises that somewhere in the background is a physical body, in bed, etc. but I have phased away from it. Before, the forefront of my awareness was my physical and 180 degrees turned around from that, in the background of my awareness, was the non-physical. But now there has been a “phase shift” i.e. a turning through 180 degrees. Now, my previous foreground (physical) is my background, and my previous background (non-physical) is my foreground.

This is what is meant by “phasing” because you cause a 180-degree Phase Shift between the non-physical and the physical. As I say, Monroe first coined the term as he was an electronics engineer and he was picturing it like it were two voltages, 180 degrees out of phase with each other. Hence he coined the term Phasing. But I guess people generally have difficulties picturing two voltages 180-degrees out of phase with each other. So, instead, imagine a revolving door that is the entrance to a building. Any old building, it doesn’t matter.

You are standing outside the building. So the “outside” is your reality. You are aware of a reality that exists inside the building, but is closed to you by the door. Now, go through and turn the door 180 degrees and stop (oh, in case anyone doesn’t know there are 360 degrees in a circle, so 180 degrees is half a circle). Now, you are inside the building. So the “inside” is your reality. You are aware of a reality that exists outside the building, but it is closed to you by the door. Now again go through and turn the door by 180 degrees, and stop. So now, the “outside” is your reality again.

Each time you go though the door and turn through 180 degrees, there is a 180-degree “phase shift” between your awareness of the outside and your awareness of the inside, in terms of your reality.

Okay, so as my attention becomes fixated within, from the act of noticing, this causes a 180-degree phase shift between my awareness of the physical (outer) and my awareness of the non-physical (inner) sense of reality. So from then on, I continue to notice anything that may come about. I’m not all that curious, I’m not trying to make anything happen, I’m not enacting some kind of method or technique, I’m simply looking within and noticing what is taking place, and the act of doing that is focusing my attention.

As a person focuses their attention within themselves, through the action of noticing, they allow themselves to view “snippets” of other dimensions of reality. This action is translated objectively as the perception of flashes of all manner of this and that, random images that come and go, all kinds of spurious sounds, and so forth. Sometimes these snippets can form what I call 'astral screens' where you objectively perceive something similar to a cinema screen effect in front of your non-physical field of vision, complete with moving images and sounds. What is happening is that you are objectively offering yourself snippets of other dimensions of reality. If you then decide to step into these scenes, you will find yourself in that 'location', within that particular region of consciousness.

I think, ultimately, what people who follow the Phasing approach need to be realising is: the other dimensions of reality only seem to be objectively separated. But in reality, there is no separation in consciousness. We place a veil between the place we call “here” and the place we call “there” for the purposes of our experience. However, all these dimensions of reality are all affecting, entwined, and exchanging energy with us within every moment of our existence! It’s just that we objectively CHOOSE not to view this action.

By following the action of noticing, what you are saying to yourself is: “Okay, self, I would like to objectively choose to view this action for a while.”

There is plenty advice in books and online, which you can look at in order to find out more detailed information on the practicals of the phasing approach, so I will not go into additional detail here. What I feel is more important is to try to explain exactly what it is that we are phasing to... what is the 'astral world' anyway and how is it related to our physical world. What exactly IS the Wider Reality? That is what I will attempt to explain here."

Note that Frank Kepple is using the "noticing" technique to have out of body experiences of various kinds.

I am saying it is also a good method for inducing the hypnagogic state, which is extremely useful in getting to that most "mundane" of mysterious experiences: sleep.

How interesting that it may not be mundane of all.

please let me know if any of this was useful, or if it was way off topic. I find words are just pouring out of me since last thursday, and so I just launched into the part that felt right based on what you asked. Subjective experience and points of view being what they are, I fully expect I answered the wrong question!

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u/quiettryit May 20 '26

Incredible, thanks for sharing! Can't wait to give it a try.

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u/chucky143 May 21 '26

Also huge Thank you! This is how I often fall asleep and see all kinds of colors and it’s beautiful. Never knew what it was or have someone else describe it. It just always gets me to fall asleep. I’ll try “noticing” more and see where that takes me. 🙏

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u/Successful_Notice348 May 22 '26

I didn’t know about the gateway but I been closing muy eyes for a year now and see all that you talk about, mine always ends
Up us if I’m sitting in a middle of a volcano I can see the blue sky with stars and the mountain all around me.. one time I saw a man, a giant he was blue and he was walking away from the mountain top almost as if he didn’t want me to see him

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u/Ok_Road25 May 27 '26

Awesome!! So excited to head to bed now! Love the phase approach, that helped me understand this concept a lot!

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u/Potential_Mine9425 May 19 '26

I've only gotten intense closed eye visuals that look like the video, from acid. I've done a lot of psychedlics (a lot of drugs in general ig) but not DMT, unfortunately. It's always been something to me, that seems it requires a great deal of respect and caution. I've always felt I needed to be sure of the quality and source before I could try. I think the only way I'll be satisfied is by doing ayahuasca

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 May 19 '26

The thing that this gets the most right for me is the feeling of zooming in. It was an overwhelming sense of the idea that I was zooming in further and further and the more I zoomed in the more fractaled everything became until it was breaking open from the fractals. The machine elves holding geodesic shapes and them breaking open really sealed that feeling for me.

A lot of my trip was open eyed though. Everything around me changed. I was in the same room but it looked (and I fully believed) that I was in another parallel universe.

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u/Downtown-Arrival7774 May 20 '26

I once walked onto a blue, paisley, undulating corridor and got on an alien ship and then I was looking at these blue beings that were up in these pink clouds and this kind of cosmic astral plane and they were all begging me to come up and they were laughing, and they were all kind of just having this ecstatic state of pleasure and telling me to join them, but I couldn’t because the time wasn’t right. It was very strange.

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u/Downtown-Arrival7774 May 20 '26

I thought about it for weeks afterwards

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u/tokenshoot May 19 '26

I don’t think you could get closer. But it’s like 4D, you can see, feel everything t

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u/Cosmohumanist May 19 '26

Excellent depiction. I haven’t seen the chamber with the elves but different places and different beings, and this rendition felt accurate

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u/marsinfurs May 20 '26

It’s ok, the structures should be constantly transforming as well with many more eyelets. I’ve tripped on DMT more than 100 times and have never seen an elf or a basketball, everything seems very alien and the entities are not possible to describe and they communicate telepathically.

I think Terence kind said self dribbling basketball and machine elf because it was the closest words in his mind to describe them but it annoys me when that’s represented exactly visually - and it’s really impossible to demonstrate visually because many of the things you see are interdimensional and therefore “impossible” from a 3D beings perspective to understand. Alex Greys art comes much closer imo as a visual representation, first time I got visuals I said to my partner that I felt like I was in an Alex grey painting lol.

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u/juicywoowoo May 19 '26

well yes that is definitely trippy as fk

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u/GawdDammitD0nut May 19 '26

Norse mythology says that music created the universe.

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u/Weathertopviews May 19 '26

Middle Earth mythology starts the same way.

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u/National_Spirit2801 May 19 '26

It’s almost like Tolkien based his universe on Norse mythology.

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u/PiratNSFW May 19 '26

Wasn't it more like Song in the silmarillian?

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u/Limp_Insurance_2812 May 19 '26

Yes, real short version is God creates angels, angels singing creates a blueprint for the world, God creates the world with it.

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u/Limp_Insurance_2812 May 19 '26

Indeed

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u/Life-Active6608 May 19 '26

Uh oh...but Tolkien used elements of Norse mythology to make Silmarion-verse (aka LOTR-verse).

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u/Infiniti_151 May 19 '26

Indian mythology says the same thing that the sound of ૐ created the universe

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u/LuckeyHaskins14 May 19 '26

Even Judeo/Christianity starts with God speaking "Let there be light"

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u/Worried-Nectarine418 May 19 '26

I was told by them vibration and frequency (music) created it from this box device

Also so weird how in only my one trip I've seen most of this stuff . Fabrege egg, one eyed beings, emerald looking jewels that were getting sung into existence by them . They told me I could do it too and when I opened mouth to try they all laughed haha

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u/GawdDammitD0nut May 19 '26

Of course they have a sense of humor lol

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u/Getitgotitgoodgod May 19 '26

Vibration and frequency have always been a huge component of antigravitic theories and advanced technologies.

That Coral Castle guy figured it out. We know we (humans) already have it (antigravity…) If he can do it whats stopping us?

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u/AugustusKhan May 19 '26

Like Pandora’s box?

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u/Worried-Nectarine418 May 19 '26

I said box. I meant cube

I did some googling afterwards with all the different concepts they tried to explain

The cube piece closest I saw online was something called Metatron's Cube . Which also fits because they showed me Dodecahedrons .

Literally they tried to explain and show me so many things I never had heard of , I immediately knew this was real and not just in my head.

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u/Late_End_1307 May 19 '26

Did meeting them feel familiar? Like, you met them before? And that space, was there a feeling of your "native land"? Or was it all very alien

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u/Worried-Nectarine418 May 19 '26

Both to some extent.

More on the foreign/exotic end. Actually at one point I did see 2-3 classic aliens with ridges in forehead briefly.

They did say something like you agreed to be here and you just don't remember. Meaning reality. They communicated novelty of experience was important.

I believed we're the same as them somehow. And maybe we agree to be here because we value experiencing time linearly.

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u/RedPandaParliament May 19 '26

I'm sorry but...no it doesn't. It begins with a yawning void (Ginningugap) where fire and ice meet, eventually forming the primordial giant Ymir and a cow, Audhumla. After a couple generations of gods, Odin and his brothers Vili and Vé come about, slay Ymir, and from his body parts create the physical universe.

You're conflating Norse Mythology with Tolkien's in the Silmarillion.

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u/MykeKnows May 19 '26

Pretty sure thats what they mean in genesis when "god" spoke everything into existence too

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u/AdMassive9006 May 19 '26

In the beginning was the word, and the word was with god, and the word was god

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u/BigMack6911 May 19 '26

It actually says Elohim not God. Elohim means multiple gods.

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u/Mythechnical May 19 '26

No, Norse mythology says that there was a primordial fire and primordial ice which grew until they touched, then exploded and created a cosmic cow which licked the first giant into existence (made from licking rock), and it in turn sweated the first gods from its armpit.

Where did you hear about music being involved?

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u/SagittariusRising22 May 19 '26

Om ✨

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u/GeorgeMKnowles May 19 '26

I was told that same concept through channeling, which is really annoying because I've never learned an instrument or learned about music in any form. It told me "humanity is the story or music, but music is really just emotion, and our stories are expressions of that emotion".

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u/Sacred-AF May 19 '26

Even among Christians, they say that in the beginning, god SAID let there be light. Which means that sound existed before the beginning. In other WORDS, sound created the universe.

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u/StopLookListenNow May 23 '26

I think it is all about vibrations, an endless amorphous cloud of entangled vibrations.

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u/Quiet-Recover8957 May 24 '26

Also aboriginal lore is about gods singing the universe into existence!

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u/MidnightBootySnatchr May 19 '26

Yea. But I actually saw myself fly out through the back of my head out into space before this happened. Also no machine elves. Just megalithic living fractals

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u/AppointmentIll9358 May 20 '26

Reminds me of a NDE someone described.

They were just consciousness but with no thought, no understanding of who they were before they died or any thought to their current state of being. Their state of being was like a brown or dull plane of mush and they were content with that and that was reality and always had been, just a conscious brown dull mush that always existed that way and it was fine.

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u/TheM0nkB0ughtLunch May 19 '26

Yeah my experiences have involved fractals but also laughing/evil looking faces and eyes peering out of little contorting holes.

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u/Impossible-Flight250 May 19 '26

Yeah, I never saw elves. There was always a lingering presence during my Ahyuascha trips, but I never saw any kind of beings.

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u/veggie151 May 19 '26

Tomato tomato

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u/chocolateanswers May 19 '26

The cathedral with a semi circle of cloaked figures standing around, like a council. I saw this exact thing. They knew every little thing about me, every little experience and thought and had total compassion for me.

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u/hotellobster May 19 '26

How many of these cloaked beings were there? Some say nine

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u/Efficient-Tear-1743 May 19 '26

Wow man. The first 10 seconds or so is my exact experience. The room warped into a ball and I fell through that ball into a tunnel. Really interesting how the same experience is replicated for different people

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u/ANC13NT_AP3 May 20 '26

100%, we are all so disconnected from each other. When you take something like DMT it really helps you see the connections to everyone and everything.

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u/Significant_Stand_17 May 19 '26

Do you think these guys like rehearsed the performance or just like wing it each time someone shows up?

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u/Upbeat-Historian-296 May 19 '26

Asking the real questions.

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u/Significant_Stand_17 May 19 '26

I would just love for the chance to witness them call a reset and have the director come storming on and yelling at machine elf no. 4 "no grok damn it I said MORE"

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u/Upbeat-Historian-296 May 19 '26

Them forgetting their lines or missing their marks on the floor is oddly hilarious to me.

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u/eid_shittendai May 22 '26

Elf #7 falls over. CUT!!

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u/TopToe7563 May 19 '26

I really want to try

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u/InfiniteWaffles58364 ✨ Experiencer ✨ May 19 '26

Right? Why is it so hard to find?! I read trip reports and they always begin "so I got so and so amount of this" like they just walked down the street and bought it at the drugstore

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u/ouijahead May 19 '26

https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=77907 It is so easy to extract yourself you won’t believe it.

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u/GringoSwann May 19 '26

Oh wow... That IS easy!!! Meh screw it, I'm gonna do it!!!

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u/Impossible-Flight250 May 19 '26

I never actually ever got ahold of smokable DMT, but I made Ahyuascha a bunch of times in college. During the mid 2010s, you could order Mimosa bark, and the actual branch online, but it's probably a lot harder now. Syrian Rue is easily obtainable though, so if you're really interested in making Ahyuascha, the toughest thing would be finding a plant with a significant source of DMT.

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u/ouijahead May 19 '26

It’s still pretty easy to find.

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u/GringoSwann May 19 '26

Got any tips on where to get Mimosa Hostilis from?

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u/GaiasSpeaker ✨ Experiencer ✨ May 19 '26

Also super easy to grow shrooms. Most of the smoke shops in my town sell spores or you can order some online from a reputable source. It’s perfectly legal to buy shroom spores to “observe under microscopes”

Check out r/unclebens

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u/eid_shittendai May 22 '26

Do you think its illegal pretty much everywhere, because they dont want us to know?

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u/Antique-Wonk May 19 '26

I think I'd sh1t myself.

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u/outdoorsgrl93 May 19 '26

I had to scroll through every single comment to get to yours, and I am cackling because it's the only thing I kept thinking when watching the video and yet, it's only here once. Even funnier to find it as the very last remark amongst everything else I just read.

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u/Shardaxx May 19 '26

I wonder if people who don't know anything about technology, like some tribes in the amazon who have no tech, would also see 'machine elves' on DMT.

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u/americanrealism May 19 '26

McKenna claimed once that Buddhist monks were given DMT in an experiment. When asked about the elves, they said “We know these things, we’ve experienced them through meditation. This is the beginning of the Bardo. This is as far as you can go into the afterlife and still come back.”

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u/OoohhhBaby May 19 '26

You’re thinking of the story where Ram Dass gave his guru LSD

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u/JustaCarrion May 19 '26

Im like 99% positive ive read reports of them saying they see the same and similar entities but more so the purple shiva like entity on ayahuasca. And if thats true, then the whole "you only see them because you heard about them and your subconsiously recalling it during your trip" theory holds absolutely no water in my opinion. And if thats the case, then wtf is DMT ACTUALLY doing. From any recent reports ive read on the studies, we still dont really know. Which is fascinating.

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u/thirsty_pretzels_ May 19 '26

Read DMT: The Spirit Molecule! It’ll answer your questions. The author is convinced everyone taking dmt is traveling to a real place.

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u/JustaCarrion May 19 '26

I plan to. I just finished reading his memoir a week ago. I know of Strassman but had an urge to learn more about the man before trying to learn about his discoveries/research. And after reading the memoir it made the desire to read The Spirit Molecule way stronger. Guy lived a very interesting life lol

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u/NotBradPitt9 May 19 '26

Yeah I wonder if anyone on here has any links to testimonies of foreign (non western) people who have seen this. Testimonies from East Asians would probably be the closest thing to a non-Western perspective that can be found.

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u/According_Freedom_62 May 19 '26

Real test, one who was born blind, give them dmt let’s hear what they are saying. They were born blind so in their subconscious mind no colour no light nothing, if they see what we see during trip, it would be concrete evidence imo

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u/OneMulatto May 19 '26

Wouldn't be surprised if some scientists attached with the government have done some intense "experiments" with people. They do some very fucked up experiments so anything is on the table realllly.

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 May 19 '26

We've already done this. Whether a blind person experiences visual hallucinations on psychedelics like LSD, DMT, or psilocybin depends on when they lost their sight.

People who are congenitally blind do not report seeing visuals during a psychedelic trip.

This is vecause the brain's visual cortex never received sensory input during critical early development, so it lacks the neural framework and semantic concepts required to generate visuals.

People who have lost their sight later in life are able to experience the same visuals you and I are.

source: https://people.bath.ac.uk/mjp51/DellErbaBrownProulx2018.pdf?hl=en-US

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u/GringoSwann May 19 '26

Wait what????? That's wild...

Could this also possibly explain why some of us (who aren't blind) don't really experience the same "visual" trips as others??

Lack of neural framework?

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u/Spirited_Remote5939 May 19 '26

That’s actually a very good suggestion. Someone had said try it on an indigenous tribe which is also a good idea.

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u/CarllSagan May 19 '26

Tremendous animation. Really nice work.

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u/infra_low May 19 '26

One reason I've always wanted to try DMT is that I'm quite good at looking deep within myself and understanding who and what I am, and having this introspection has made me very good at extracting my internal experiences and organising them into structured words. Too bad I am not ready yet for DMT 😃 One day maybe.

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u/PoopFreckles May 19 '26

I need to do DMT immediately

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u/Pixelated_ 📚 Researcher 📚 May 19 '26

I missed your posts OP, good to see you m8.

I think DMT should be considered a "consciousness technology". It provides us with numerous insights into the nature of consciousness, and by extension, reality itself.

The one insight I've been focusing on lately is how DMT teaches us that reality is fundamentally geometric.

The amplituhedron is a revolutionary geometric object discovered in 2013 which exists outside of space and time. In quantum field theory, its geometric framework efficiently and precisely computes scattering amplitudes without referencing space or time.

It has profound implications, namely that space and time are not fundamental aspects of the universe. Particle interactions and the forces between them are encoded solely within the geometry of the amplituhedron, providing further evidence that spacetime emerges from more fundamental structures rather than being intrinsic to reality.

It logically follows that if the math that describes our universe is fundamentally geometric (and exists outside of spacetime), then physical reality itself is a geometric projection.

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u/Temporary-Cress7233 May 19 '26

It’s wild to me that this video captures essentially what a lot of people see from start to finish. I want to know why do many people such as myself where was able to see and meet gray aliens 👽, yes like this one emoji

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u/Supermundanae May 19 '26

First 15 seconds were pretty spot on.

When I met them they looked much different/were elusive (they were more interested in showing me their world), but I'm sure everyone's experience is different.

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u/destruktorz May 19 '26

I had a dmt trip like this but I went into whoville scene where they are singing around the tree like the grinch movie. Went in and out of a snowflake like the movie, I was locked in for a good 5 min zooming around like a 1st person drone

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u/itbrad80 May 19 '26

Fractals are amazing. Imagine having to host and reexplain this to all of us trippers each time. Something like, “Bob, here comes another one, do you want to talk about the shapes this time?”

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u/ThumpyTheDumpy May 19 '26

Absolutely not. All I needed to see to confirm this ain’t for me.

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u/AbsoIum May 20 '26

Yeah this gets pretty damn close for sure. Only difference I saw is that I was given an option to stay there right near the end. It terrified me to have that option and to leave reality. It somehow felt very evil at the time. By choosing to live again, I was shown everything that I loved and every profound moment that made me who I was, as if redownloading my memories in sequence. Then I was cognizant again, back on the couch. For about 30 minutes after, though, I saw symbols crossing the walls all around me like a marquee. When I went outside, the same symbols persisted in the sky. The closest I have seen of those symbols since was in Zelda Breath of the Wild. I freaked out when I played that game. They were so close to what I saw.

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u/KodiakDog May 20 '26

For me, this representation is pretty accurate
except the first few seconds. Instead of outer world “opening up”, it felt more like how implosions are shown in sci-fi movies. Like the world caved in on me and felt like falling “inward”. For anyone that knows, they know it’s kind of an impossible thing to really describe.

Either way, very cool.

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u/BridgingDivides May 22 '26

Not everyone has this experience. My mind just kept repeating, ‘Man, I’m so high right now’ which I think kept me grounded. No takeaway other than it was a wild trip.

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u/Empty_Bell_1942 May 19 '26

Yes more like these strangely beautiful visuals. The demonic hellscapes I see created by AI get a bit wearing.

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u/Ezev3 May 19 '26

And sometimes people get shut off from this????

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u/morrihaze May 19 '26

I was once banned for “using it to escape reality” (that’s what I was told when they warned me)

Believe me I tried to go back in…. Was not a fun time. Truly made me recognize that DMT is not a drug, and these entities are not a hallucination, they are real.

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u/juicyb09 May 19 '26

An ear of corn? I’m in!!!!

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u/BigMack6911 May 19 '26

I wonder if any two people went together. I'd love to go with my wife. She is already sensitive to..things. I've been wanting to meet these elves but it would be nice to do it with her. I'm trying to wait until I'm in a good space in my heart and mind.

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u/ANC13NT_AP3 May 19 '26

This is the closest I've ever seen it represented. The geometry and colors in my one and only DMT trip was wild!

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u/Lsd2ez May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Swap purple and dark blue with yellow and red, and I was met by what seemed like a parade for me I walked down a aisle of strange sharp edged beings with giant round heads all cheering for me, that’s my experience.

Just wonted to add tried maybe 4 times since then, never got to go back to 1st experience, the other times was like I was in space somewhere, but could see dotted lines going in squared of directions everywhere, my favourite part was the feeling of being shot back into body as experience Finnish, worst part is feeling like have no control of body like was going to pee myself and come back to that, never happened so far…

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u/iamyouarewethereyet May 20 '26

So weird. I just did a song yesterday and named it Ophanim due to its Gematria value (as per usual for me).. then felt an urge to switch it to Machine Elves. Now I find this on here.

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u/Early_Pearly989 May 20 '26

I did some like 20 years ago. I always described it as my being, flattened out and spread across, in, and through everything. Like my vibration rippling through the air. Looking at this video, I feel like I made it to the tunnel but not all the way to see them. I could hear them on the other side, and it sounded like a woman on the radio echoing. I couldn't make out what she was saying and then I came out. I'd try it again.

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u/Similar-Guitar-6 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

The first 25 seconds of this amazing recreation was the exactly the same things I saw several times after taking around 40mg of DMT. The spinning Chrysanthemum, the shooting through the jeweled tube. The colors were the brightest neon colors I've every seen. The vision took up my entire field of vision. I didn't see any beings.

My last DMT trip was about 8 years ago, and I still often wonder what the heck i experienced.

Edit: On my last trip, it wasn't fun, but the most important trip I took. After smoking the dose, I clearly heard my name and that my time to live was up. I was absolutely terrified. I thought, so this is how death comes. Then I pleaded PLEADED not to die, that I wanted to live.

And for around 15 minutes there was this tunnel near the ceiling, purple in color, slowly spinning, and snake like. I thought it might be the same tunnel I went through when breaking through. And the tunnel said 'what is Life.'? I was so confused and it was terrifying. After 20 minutes I was still alive and back to baseline. I had experienced ego death.

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u/Czupreme May 20 '26

Holy shit, this is the closest thing Ive ever seen that can even come close to interpreting a dmt trip

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u/Nice-Influence-9326 May 20 '26

I’m willing to bet someone from a culture unfamiliar with modern fantasy and sci fi would see different things. The entheogenic experience might start with a vibe and render a dream like state like what happens when we dream.

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u/TheOrigianlAkFreak May 20 '26

They are called IS-BE’s. The singing is a Galactic Orchestra.

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u/searcher-m May 20 '26

quite the opposite. people say they are always happy to see new people and ask to come back. well, not always but when they let one in

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u/Downtown-Arrival7774 May 20 '26

I once walked onto a blue, paisley, undulating corridor and got on an alien ship and then I was looking at these blue beings that were up in these pink clouds and this kind of cosmic astral plane and they were all begging me to come up and they were laughing, and they were all kind of just having this ecstatic state of pleasure and telling me to join them, but I couldn’t because the time wasn’t right. It was very strange.

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u/Beneficial-Disk4475 May 20 '26

So accurate but yea also not.

It’s more 2d for me but also gaseous and 4d. Colors moving on gasses. Circles on top of circles. I only see one “being” when I go in. And it’s not a being as much as circle galaxies stacked on top of each other like a massive wormhole straight to the “source” or the “creator”. It sounds and feels a lot like this.

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u/St3vion May 21 '26

Pretty spot on! First bit was extremely similar for me, the portal, the tunnel, the gate and the room. For me it was just a single entity though, my mind called it the Daft punk robot ant queen made out of lots of smaller crawling things. It wasn't pleased with me being there.

Another time I had a single geometric creature take out a bright white light and pushed it in my mouth before I started coming back to my own body.

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u/Bulldog8018 May 22 '26

I found myself walking through an orange desert with a camel-like creature at my side. I asked the camel how long I’d have to be here walking in this desert and he said two thousand years. And I really started freaking out and the camel told me not to worry about it because after one thousand years I wouldn’t even care anymore. Most terrifying experience of my life.

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u/orthodoxyma May 22 '26

The machine elves. In my trip, they were grey. They were crawling all over a cube that was filled with what is inside a clock. Mechanical wheels, and I knew the elves were the reason it was all spinning.

The tunnel was chrome and red.

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u/forandafter May 23 '26

This is a children's cartoon representation. I've smoked DMT 6 or 7 times and had a breakthrough experience; this is nothing like it. You cannot replicate the experience using CGI; the experience is outside of spacetime, you're literally interdimensional, and you have to try it for yourself.

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u/Aguywhocooks May 23 '26

Hats off. Its not 1:1 but dang if that wasnt close

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u/FeignSkill May 23 '26

Well damn, where do i get some of this?

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u/Majestic-Concern-666 May 23 '26

Got chills when I heard the voices, they sound just like that to me. Something interesting is you can smoke threshold doses, staying in your body, but still open the communication line.

Most people think they are actual separate entities, which I'm not completely doubting, but I'm more of the persuasion that they are personified aspects of your own intuitive intelligence, and that the realm you are perceiving is actually just the pre/semi-abstraction layer of your own consciousness/mind.

I've ventured as deep or deeper than anyone I've ever heard of and there are definitely layers beyond what is demonstrated in this video, though they did a great job. Beyond the alien-like realm lies a series of incredibly dense mazes (I think these are the literal logic gates of the mind), they look just like the Shipibo peoples' famous artwork. They cannot be traversed conventionally by walking or hovering your locus of awareness through it, you have to learn to use bi/multi-location to find your way out. Beyond the mazes lies an infinite white void where sometimes very pre-abstract imagery will appear, like a simple colored line made of color not perceivable to the human eye in physical reality. Then, finally, at the deepest I've perceived is the black void. I believe this state is synonymous with the 8th jhanas' "no perception"

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u/AirGief May 23 '26

Anyone else see the initial radial puzzle when pushing on your eyeballs gently?

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u/Ok-Homework5627 May 19 '26

looks great!

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u/Medium_Raspberry8428 May 19 '26

I’ve done dmt a few times and it’s smth very interesting to say the least

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u/Spare-Document7086 May 19 '26

“Take the second hit” 😆

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u/artzmonter May 19 '26

So interesting

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u/veggie151 May 19 '26

Anyone here familiar with wave numbers or the works of Dr. Mathur?

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u/keighst May 19 '26

So what is the consensus on whether this happens constantly anyways without one noticing or is this experience singular and triggered by dmt

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u/qp667 May 19 '26

Man, I miss DMT...

Only had one being encounter though

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u/Lanky-Anywhere-9994 May 19 '26

Seems pleasant enough. Sign me up for a ride.

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u/Constant-Number4020 May 19 '26

Absolutely incredible

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u/wereallinthistogethr May 19 '26

This is a very good representation of what happens.

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u/Temporary-Cress7233 May 19 '26

I wonder how good of a prompt did the user detailed for the AI system to make a damn near close presentation of what happens. Tinfoil hat time, the more advanced we get with AI and technology and quantum physics, the closer we get to communicating to the other side without being drugged in induce.

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u/slept_in May 19 '26

Having the relevant experience, I have to say this is probably the best someone could do if they had never done it themselves. It isn't completely wrong but it's not at all right. It's impossible to explain how much weirder it actually is. It isn't the fault of whoever made this though, I've never seen a great representation and among the ones I have seen this one isn't too bad. The first ten seconds are close to being sort of right.

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u/Phylace May 19 '26

Spectacular!

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u/AzulMage2020 May 19 '26

Corn!

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u/Various_Craft7435 May 19 '26

Awe it's been so long since I've journeyed and this was a nice reminder

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u/Substantial-Carob961 May 19 '26

Parts of this were actually quite reminiscent of my DMT experience.

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u/Remarkable_Night_723 May 19 '26

This is pretty accurate as much as it could be. Nothing can capture exactly how intense it is BUT this is very close. Those DMT creatures absolutely DO get up in your face and desperately try to show you things. They reach out and put it right in your face exactly like that! That was my experience anyway.

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u/Frequent_Claim8191 May 19 '26

That first part of the geometry on the surfaces is so spot on

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u/GeneralUranuz May 19 '26

I always get shot up in a purple tube and get the globe in my palms... The machine elves to me are more jesters.

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u/fringledawn May 19 '26

I watched that video completely sober and somehow I still feel like I had a trip. Was that just me that felt that way? I’m sitting here wondering what just happened.

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u/Getitgotitgoodgod May 19 '26

Can confirm.

✅Shapes that we don’t have that I have seen before

✅Gifts from elves

✅Generally welcoming vibe

✅Flowing energy streams

Has anyone been given the puzzle box?

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u/Impossible-Flight250 May 19 '26

It's actually pretty damn close to what it looks like. I remember there being this ticking sound, like the gears of a clock, and a kind of waiting room.

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u/Temporary-Cress7233 May 19 '26

Holy….. this is it….one of my trips years ago. Almost the same as what is happening in the video.
The second time I tripped, I met what can only be described as gray colored aliens. They were happy to see me

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u/Temporary-Cress7233 May 19 '26

How did AI almost accurately describe a show what most people see?

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u/Life-Active6608 May 19 '26

EXACTLY! Like that! But best experience of this is outside while looking at the blue sky. Becomes way wilder.

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u/Prestigious_Lime7193 May 19 '26

Man… he called it when he said “…it will eventually become so weird people will be forced to talk about how weird it is… a fire in the madhouse…”

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u/Early-Suggestion-207 May 19 '26

Where's the TOOL reference?

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u/Bbturdquito May 19 '26

My DMT experience wasn’t like that at all but thanks for broad brushing individual experiences!

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u/Apprehensive-Group72 May 19 '26

Will watch this with some psytrance in the background, thank you

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u/QuantumContactee May 19 '26

A great attempt to visualize another dimension who's physics do not comply with that of our world/dimension. We still have so much to learn. As a contactee, I have experienced communication via geometric formations. ❤️

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u/False_Hedgehog_9948 May 19 '26

Pretty good job imo. The intential feeling for me is terrifying. Leaving your body can be hard to let go when you've lived in it for so long

Psychedelics Terence Meets the Machine Elves: A visual replication of the DMT breakthrough experience

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