What happens when you die.

[Ahldagor]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

DMT release then you fade to black/infinity

Incase you weren't aware the DMT release upon death causes an effect called "time dilation" the final seconds of your death become hours, and your life scenes play before your eyes.

As long as you die a good death, you live for eternity via DMT. Or in religious terms, you go to Heaven essentially.

It's critical that you die a good death if you truly want to experience infinity.

Have you ever done DMT?

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by Ahldagor [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Have you ever done DMT?

not relevant doing DMT can only emulate the experience a little bit, you can't release DMT from the pineal into the appropriate sections via microglia activation by smoking DMT in your bloodstream. there is no release. you are flooding DMT into your body when you smoke it, much of it going into areas first where it doesnt belong.

smoking DMT is about 1/20th of the experience of the death experience. Its ok to get an orientation on the universe, but its largely meaningless if we are talking about the organic death experience.

[skarlorn]

If you really want a pre death DMT experience go for a samadhi experience. Kriya Yoga is a good route to achieve this if you can actually get the technique and not just years of milking by weird yoga institutions. Basically, you will end up stopping the flow of blood from your heart to have an imposed near death experience.

Azzar is very on point with his posts on the reality of DMT. You also get hits of it while dreaming. Personally, I have never and will never take DMT. I am saving that experience for my death. My hypothesis is that smoking DMT prior to this will diminish the transcendent experience of dying with a good DMT release.

I have known many to smoke it and come back befuddled or with superficial experiences. My own voyage to another dimension on very strong Salvia divinorum was quite enough for me, thank you.