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:"So even though I'm no expert on quantum [[physics]] or any of the more far-out psychedelic views of [[cosmology]], I did learn a little bit of this phenomena that is known as dark matter, which is non-visible matter that neither generates light nor reflects light, but still makes up 95% or more of the mass of the universe. It seemed to me that if it makes up that much mass of the universe, it could very well be inhabited, and it would just be a question of changing the receiving characteristics of consciousness through chemical changes that occurred with DMT to be able to perceive things that were normally not perceivable. And there are plenty of examples of that in everyday reality - I mean, with a microscope we can see tiny things we couldn't see normally - with a telescope we can see things very far away we can't see normally, with ultraviolet sensors we can see things that we can't normally see - so the only difference, maybe from a philosophical point of view, is that the change in our receiving powers are not tied in with a machine - they're more in our subjective/receptive consciousness rather than with a piece of metal and electricity and glass and things that can magnify or somehow change the things that we're capable of seeing.

:"So even though I'm no expert on quantum [[physics]] or any of the more far-out psychedelic views of [[cosmology]], I did learn a little bit of this phenomena that is known as dark matter, which is non-visible matter that neither generates light nor reflects light, but still makes up 95% or more of the mass of the universe. It seemed to me that if it makes up that much mass of the universe, it could very well be inhabited, and it would just be a question of changing the receiving characteristics of consciousness through chemical changes that occurred with DMT to be able to perceive things that were normally not perceivable. And there are plenty of examples of that in everyday reality - I mean, with a microscope we can see tiny things we couldn't see normally - with a telescope we can see things very far away we can't see normally, with ultraviolet sensors we can see things that we can't normally see - so the only difference, maybe from a philosophical point of view, is that the change in our receiving powers are not tied in with a machine - they're more in our subjective/receptive consciousness rather than with a piece of metal and electricity and glass and things that can magnify or somehow change the things that we're capable of seeing.

So it's a bit of a stretch, but I don't think it's completely that crazy. The main thing that prevents further movement along the model that I'm talking about is just the verifiability between two people - like can two people see the same thing at the same time - like if you have two people looking through the same microscope at the same time, they can pretty much see and describe the same thing - but is it possible for two people to take DMT at the same time, or not even at the same time, and be able to see the exact same thing? |http://www.realitysandwich.com/voyaging_dmt_space_with_dr_rick_strassman_md}}

So it's a bit of a stretch, but I don't think it's completely that crazy. The main thing that prevents further movement along the model that I'm talking about is just the verifiability between two people - like can two people see the same thing at the same time - like if you have two people looking through the same microscope at the same time, they can pretty much see and describe the same thing - but is it possible for two people to take DMT at the same time, or not even at the same time, and be able to see the exact same thing? [http://www.realitysandwich.com/voyaging_dmt_space_with_dr_rick_strassman_md]

Research and writer Sundar Ganapathy also builds on the interdimensional hypothesis and its relation to DMT.  Ganapathy suggests that the greater driver is actually a [[Kundalini]] or [[prana]] energy phenomenon.  He writes:

Research and writer Sundar Ganapathy also builds on the interdimensional hypothesis and its relation to DMT.  Ganapathy suggests that the greater driver is actually a [[Kundalini]] or [[prana]] energy phenomenon.  He writes:

:"Because if in fact these spirits are real, we do not know their true intentions and they may be far craftier than we can imagine. We should continue to explore and attempt to communicate in the altered state. However, we must approach such realms with caution and reserve. Data should be collected, hypotheses should be formed and tested, and the scientific method should be applied as much as possible. At the end of the day, we should remain skeptical.

:"Because if in fact these spirits are real, we do not know their true intentions and they may be far craftier than we can imagine. We should continue to explore and attempt to communicate in the altered state. However, we must approach such realms with caution and reserve. Data should be collected, hypotheses should be formed and tested, and the scientific method should be applied as much as possible. At the end of the day, we should remain skeptical.

We can only entrust the future of [[humanity]] to humanity itself. Lets unleash the true human within us! Forget the “plans” of “Gods” and their books, and forget the messiahs and their divine visions.

We can only entrust the future of [[humanity]] to humanity itself. Lets unleash the true human within us! Forget the “plans” of “Gods” and their books, and forget the messiahs and their divine visions.

Instead, lets forge our own human driven path to creating a future of exploring and designing our own universe.  Unless these “gods” have something practical to say, forget about them, and elevate your imagination and your psyche to the level of the godhead. [http://hardcoredynamic.com/blog/2008/07/30/entity-contact/]

Instead, lets forge our own human driven path to creating a future of exploring and designing our own universe.  Unless these “gods” have something practical to say, forget about them, and elevate your imagination and your psyche to the level of the godhead. [http://hardcoredynamic.com/blog/]

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