What is a DMT trip like and who are the entities you meet? | Matthew Johnson and Lex Fridman

21 thoughts on “What is a DMT trip like and who are the entities you meet? | Matthew Johnson and Lex Fridman”

1. 16 missed calls from Joe Rogan..

2. I am….

3. While listening, I feel like he is describing a toxic allergy. Very similar to one I had on Levaquin.

4. Dmt lolz

5. Eventually dmt shows that we are a spark of God…
   The one is the all.
   The all is the one …
   Amazing beautiful experiences

6. i smoked it in the bong. then a purple woman appeared to me, she said that I should tell people, do not be afraid of death. dmt has positively changed my life. 💖

7. My minds keeps spacing out trying to listen to these foolios with the 3D world stuck far up their asses. They looked like they were breastfed since middle school

8. Wow. You managed to make even dmt boring… impressive!

9. Entities hahahaha

10. It’s really the stuff from the Quran and bible

11. I've used D.M.T. before. I definitely wanna do it again. It was a great experience. I saw how physical existence is composed of harmonizing frequencies.
    I saw a roygbiv of moving waves, and this voice spoke to me with rhyming poetry with a british/ Australian accent, but in a language that I could somehow understand but not translate or repeat, but it explained to me that I was seeing the separated "notes" that make up these harmonies or
    "chords" that bring about the existence of the elements. It explained atoms to me in a way that made my physics teacher sound like a big doughf

12. I've never done DMT or any hallucinogenics. But this sounds exactly like something I used to do as a kid typically when there was trauma around. I would go to my room and tell myself I wasn't here over and over again.I guess it was some form of meditation I really don't know I just thought it was something special I could do to cope during a stressful situation. Ultimately I ended up floating above my body and the most amazing warm state of peace that had a direct connection to speak to God. I can't possibly explain all of it into words. Was I able to create a DMT experience without using DMT itself?

13. Dont you ever and ever talk about DMT without joe rogan…

14. The 1/2 hour acid trip. I floated out of my body into space . As I was floating into space, I saw a planet covered in reflective mirrors. As I flew closer to the planet the mirrors had images , which were all the moments of my life. I assumed this to be my death. I focused on a person I loved and saw her image before . I merged with the image and woke from the trip like waking up from sleep , but I was awake.

15. DMT trips might had been the reason ancient civilizations thrived for thousands of years and we can barely stay alive some couple hundred years.

16. 50mg inhaled. Ancient souls/gods communicated to me. Another time I have visited the Golden City of Angels.

17. I'm curious to know if he's done DMT

18. What does DMT stand for?

19. The thing is, that apprehension towards the rejection of a naturalistic perspective, that fear that is accompanied by the strong assertion of an empiricist epistemology, has actually nothing to do with empiricism itself. As an epistemological stance, empiricism only points to experience as a source of truth and is (or should be) completely agnostic about the metaphysical underpinnings of linguistic devices. This is of course the basis of the Bishop of Berkeley's critique of John Locke's "naive realism". The fact at hand is this: there are experiences of autonomous entities and the question is whether to posit the existence of such autonomous entities is or is not the best theoretical model to explain that experience. And the answer should be obvious enough, except for the fact that the existence of such entities but, more so, the very fact of the experience of such entities through what clearly would amount to an extrasensory experience completely shatters the world view that is at the base of contemporary "advanced" "westernized" thought. And I say world view, because one could also point to the fact that established physical principles (especially certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics) have often been declared inconsistent, precisely with that kind of "naive realism" that would be jeopardized by the very consistent record of DMT autonomous entities and "trascendental" "more real than real" "fundamental" "sacred" "significant" "transformative" experiences.

20. You see what you want to see when tripping, simples

21. My theory is kinda simple.

    DMT experiences are often including entities because we evolved along with psychedelic plants and fungi. We anthropomorphize the natural world around us. For good reason.

    The chems must have served an evolutionary purpose. My guess is that it reduces the ego far enough where pattern recognition functions differently, and the neccessary memes passed down from generation to generation are essentially amplified to volume level 11.

    Pattern recognition, in many forms is very useful.

    What is the difference between the sound of the wind in the jungle, and the sound of a jaguar about to eat you?

    What is the difference between what you see 100 meters away and what could be a food source, or a lion, or clean water, etc?

    The difference is an educated guess and when the wave function collapse of reality occurs.

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