/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6502828

On LSD I have seen the mathematics behind nature numerous times (Logarithmic spirals in foam floating on a river, the order and purpose behind the seemingly random flight patterns of moths).

On DMT I looked in the mirror and saw the geometric make up of my skull. Somewhat like this picture.

I wish to experience DMT some more. As much as I try to explain some of the things I've read, experienced and heard from others rationally. There are somethings are are truly fascinating and defy a conventional explanation.

There definitely needs to be more proper scientific studies into this field. At the moment we only have anecdotal testimonies from trippers whom as a result of the overwhelming experience can only explain their ordeal with 'spirit science'.

>>2751362

I look at it like a gym membership. Consider me the product of a capitalist society but I believe that my initial dedication to my TM practice was because I invested in it monetarily. Plus, the group meditations are cool and they serve the best food afterwards.

Increasing awareness is the key to unlocking creative intelligence.

There was never a time when the world began, because it goes round and round like a circle, and there is no place on a circle where it begins. Look at my watch, which tells the time; it goes round, and so the world repeats itself again and again. But just as the hour-hand of the watch goes up to twelve and down to six, so, too, there is day and night, waking and sleeping, living and dying, summer and winter. You can't have any one of these without the other, because you wouldn't be able to know what black is unless you had seen it side-by-side with white, or white unless side-by-side with black.

Hey /sci/

Going to stream a documentary called 'DMT: The Spirit Molecule' - it's about one of the most potent, powerful, and mysterious hallucinogenic compounds that we know of, and it's produced in our very own brain.

Figured some of you may find it interesting - there are a few instances of some people with ideas that are a little more out there, but for the most part they speak to scientists and mathemeticians with some very thoughtful things to say.

I've never used justin.tv before (Livestream is giving me problems) so I'll have to see how it works out. Will start the stream once 3 or 4 people have joined.

http://www.justin.tv/adam1927#/w/858887136

Given all of this, I conclude that there are in fact no separate things - this is an arbitration birthed from language and its failings. The only 'thing' that is, is the eternal and infinite underlying energy of the universe - this energy can take on different forms, but it is still the same energy - the source of what we know and what we do not know is the same.

Anyway, discuss.