What is /sci instance on dmt/ayahuasca?

What is /sci instance on dmt/ayahuasca?

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Go back to /x/ you pedophile drug addict.

/x is filled with larping faggots. I wanna know from /sci

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It's a fun trip. Don't read too much into it.

I don't know where the pedophile part is coming from but okay

I think it's a fun way to explore your inner thoughts in a more intimate way, and get new perspectives on things. But no, it won't let you literally meet God or go to another dimension.

How can you say that?

Cured me from a heavy porn addiction.

There's other really shady stuff aswell, but I believe it belongs on /x, since I can't prove shit about it, even with my gf seeing the same being, I still 100% dont believe in what we saw.

and go back to puritan christcuck LARPer

Because I find it really suspicious how what people see during DMT trips or near-death experiences is closely related to beliefs and experiences they've had beforehand.

A friend of mine who tried DMT is religious, and he happened to see crosses and meet God himself. A family member of mine believes in reincarnation and happened to have a spiritual experience in which he was about to "move on" to the next life or whatever. The first time I broke through on a DMT trip, I had visions of trying to communicate with some ethereal alien beings, when I had coincidentally been playing like 20 hours of Stellaris the days leading up to that.

Yeah, I've heard stories of people having eerily similar experiences on DMT before, something about pyramids and robotic elves or something. But from personal experience I have no reason to believe there's some spoopy metaphysical force that makes DMT trips special. Sure, there's a lot of hidden meaning in them that can tell you a lot about yourself, but interpreting them literally as spiritual experiences is misguided imo.