/lit/ - Literature

>>20993094
>>20994687
>DMT
Here is a report of someone who had an NDE and also tried DMT after it trying to recreate it. This is this person said:

>"So I had an NDE in 2018. It was an awe-inspiring and profound experience. I already had an interest in DMT but hadn't tried it. But all the descriptions of the DMT trip aligned with my NDE experience. I wanted to experience it again. So I got some DMT and tried it. It took several tries over a few days to do it properly. It's a pretty wild ride. 3 big hauls on it and off to a strange new world.
>Ultimately though. The DMT paled in comparison to my NDE. The NDE was coherent, the patterns deliberate and meaningful, and everything was hyper HD. Whereas the DMT was abstract, random, and dream-like. The entities that were there felt more like a dreamed up extension of myself than meeting another seperate entity. My mind felt like I was lucid dreaming, rather than fully awake and rationally aware.
>It was a disappointment. The NDE is far more profound than DMT."