DMT: Alien realities and hyperspace information with Andrew Gallimore

Dr Andrew Gallimore drops in for a fascinating conversation about DMT, aliens/entities, the transfer of information from DMT hyperspace, how our reality is created, extended state DMT, and we unpack the science behind endogenous DMT, including its presence in prenatal development.
Andrew a neurobiologist, chemist, pharmacologist, and is the author of Alien Information Theory, and his latest book Reality Switch Technologies
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[@gadielhernandez1815]

Andrew's first book Alien Information Theory was nothing short of a mindfuck. So great that you two connected in this psychedelic corner of the internet.

[@shanesmith734]

Oh wtf, I read that book and I just realized it's the same guy lol great book

[@gadielhernandez1815]

@@shanesmith734 Yea man, Andrew does great work. Glad Rob was able to get him on here. I cant think of a better person to go over these topics with him. Amazing podcast, about time we got some fresh NNDMT content

[@tatecampbell1947]

As a true psychonaut myself, every time I listen to your videos it makes me want to make my own videos on my experiences😊

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

If that's your calling then go for it dude 🙂

[@WatchWhileHigh]

every beginning has a start

[@nindoninshu]

@@WatchWhileHigh except the beginning of the universe

[@enc0m511]

I think Terence would be so tickled that we’re all still talking about him & it’s a shame he can’t be here to take part in these conversations. At almost 50 years old I probably have a more reductionist view of the experience than I used to & I don’t agree with a lot of his theories but no one can deny what a great showman & spokesman he was for psychedelics in general. Liking your channel & enjoying these interviews, keep up the good work.

[@IsNoGood4uM1kkel]

His legacy will live forever and even people that dont take psychs they fall asleep to him 🖤🤍 Much love RiP legend T.M

[@PuppetMasterdaath144]

This fool is such a boring braineless narcissist.

[@paulwhite2458]

I was also 13yr old when I had my first Lsd trip. Amazing experience. Now at 43 it’s DMT only

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

45 here, and I still dabble in all the various substances, but DMT is just in a league of its own in my opinion.

[@joecrowe7062]

43 434 love joy hope friend

[@alister_kroulenko]

wow 13yr its unusual

[@dfox6447]

I have read that some DMT is legal. However, I'm skeptical to try and buy any without getting into trouble

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

@@dfox6447 for sure you should check the legal situation where you live so that you can avoid any unpleasant interactions with law enforcement.

[@tombham85]

Thanks Rob. More of these sort of chats would be most welcome. Andrew speaks so well and you provided an excellent flowing interview. The jungle, UFO's, aliens appearing and psychedelics discussion - what's not to like ?

[@DOP36ICK]

Excellent interview Rob. This exactly what I wanted to hear.

[@groovedodger]

That returning home feeling is profound in my experiences. Thanks a great interview.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Glad you enjoyed it mate, and yeah that feeling is so strong that it does make you wonder... 🙂

[@groovedodger]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica Another thing for me is how pleased some entities are to see you full of love like old friends.

[@lewispiritual.]

@34:54, you can’t say it doesn’t have no relationship to our reality. I had a DMT breakthrough and part of the trip was like a film reel of my life, from the start to the present moment, sort of like flashbacks, but obviously overwhelmingly fast. It’s interesting for sure, and do think that our reality we perceive sober and the dmt reality must be connected for us to have the connection in the first place!

[@ukeedge2761]

This is the best one yet! thank you for your work adeptus👁

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Glad you like it!

[@wicky4473]

Whoop! Looking forward to this interview, just started it now! My cup of tea!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did 🙂

[@smugcat6938]

One thing I take issue with is Andrew Gallimore's statement that the dmt space appears to have no relation to our material reality/lives, as many people report seeing things that heavily relate to themselves (reliving trauma, experiencing their life from a different perspective). There's a lot of things that this chemical does to us, and I think it's a bit reductive to not mention this

[@CHRISTOS369]

💯exactly

[@hyperspaceholidays]

Great stuff mate!

[@distantviewing2431]

An amazing discussion about an amazing compound.

[@findtheothers]

enjoyed this podcast conversation! I like a lot of the things you said, Rob! Thanks for asking these people the kinds of things I want to know. Scratches an itch for sure. Would love to talk with you sometime!

[@dwai963]

Thank you for this conversation ❤

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Thank you for taking the time to engage with it

[@dabtod]

u deserve more views bro

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I agree,! Seriously though I do this as a hobby and I get to talk to cool people, so views don't overly concern me

[@j.d.c.777]

👏👏👏watched nearly the whole interview. The future of psychedelia in science is promising for humanity

[@manslaughterinc.9135]

Going a little deeper into the audio influence on psychedelics, I think it would be cool in a long exposure DMT state to give the experiencer access to an audio device that could be manipulated tactilely. Basically have 2 oscillators that could be tuned independently. Then see if multiple people end up with the same or similar tunings.

[@pythIV]

I would like to thank leo gura because your videos on him had me stuck here :p keep it up mate.will be listening to this tonight

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Ha! Thanks Leo 😀

[@Miskatonic-University]

Very nice interview, I've recently seen a bunch of video interviews/conferences on Andrew's information theory. Pretty interesting indeed, maybe a bit far-fetched but I'm certainly open to every possibility 👍

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

My criticism of Alien Information Theory was that he didn't go far enough! Its strange situation because we want something that makes sense, but the experience itself is so far fetched that I think it correct to look further outside the box.

[@Miskatonic-University]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica Have to agree on that, it's so bizarre that indeed points towards looking "outside the box" as you well say. I really love seeing people from the academic/scientific world taking interest on these molecules, it's exactly what we need. We've lost a lot of time due to politic and media ignorance and sensationalism. Cheers, love your channel 🙂

[@ivanfranco2363]

Thank you, Rob for introducing me to Andrew

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Happy to be of service mate. Check out some of his lectures here on KZbin, he is an interesting chap

[@johnherrmann60]

Great conversation! I was trying to see what is on your shirt Rob.

[@thomasbrice8884]

I found the comment about sound and wave frequency having an impact on the psychedelic experience. I know Stan Grof mentioned in his clinical LSD trial that part of the experience involved having a high powered strobe fired at the subject and how that steered the experience.

[@dignan193]

Thx for the introduction to Andrew. Really enjoying the interview. Do you have to read Alien Information before you read the other book first?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

No I don't think its necessary

[@carbon1479]

For the impossible objects, I wonder if anyone's catalogued the preferences, like are some types of shape more likely to take on this property or does it tend to be a bit all-at-once across the board? From what I've heard Andres Gomez Emilsson talk about with some of this stuff it sounds like the most interesting phase would be when levels are blending and in what order things get overtaken - particularly asking if there's any constant regularity to it.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

From my experience I cannot even imagine how one could catalogue such things because they are... well impossible 🙂 Not only are they geometrically impossible but they are also somewhat sentient, and are self evolving by singing themselves into ever more complex states of being. Its absolutely bonkers.

[@chadcarlton6741]

Wonderful discussion 👏 absolutely great!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Thanks so much!

[@Anus88]

Thank you for this interview. I'd love to hear a conversation between Andrew and Dennis McKenna ^^

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I'm sure there is probably one out there. I know they recently met in person at an event in the UK

[@staudingerk]

Truly remarkable epizode!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Thanks!

[@Buddha-on-acid]

Fascinating interview. I admire both of you who are experts in DMT in different ways and it obviously is an exciting topic to chat about but it is a bit frustrating when the interviewer consistently interrupted the guest while he was still talking. And I could see how Andrew got annoyed but still tried to keep his cool. I hope you take this as a constructive feedback. I appreciate both of you for continuously sharing your work and educating us.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Sincerely I appreciate the feedback but I think you somewhat miss the point which is to have a live conversation and bounce back and forth on what is being said. If you just want to watch Andrew speak then he has his own KZbin channel, so go check that out.

[@andrewgallimore8142]

I certainly was never annoyed, although the way I furrow my brow when I'm thinking hard and listening at the same time might make it look that way. It takes a lot of concentration to hold this kind of two-way conversation, but it's a style I very much enjoy. The worst type is when the interviewer doesn't respond and lets me talk and talk and then simply moves to his/her next prepared question when I stop talking -- I've had quite a few of those, but this was definitely the more dynamic style I enjoy :)

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Glad to hear that Andrew, and I certainly enjoyed it! Its always a tricky balance to find, because on the one hand you want to give the guest space to talk, but on the other hand I want it to be conversation that has its own character - I think we nailed it. Also... being able to video chat with someone on the other side of the planet - who would have thought such things would be possible when we first plugged in our 56K modems and hit the dial button! 😀

[@greenbud8946]

I think it’s just really challenging having a conversation over the internet like this, with the slight delays you never really know if the other person is fully done talking unless you have long awkward pauses in between the two. I think this was a great interview!

[@AeonaLux]

Wow! Right at the 55:00 point on the topic of music used to modulate the DMT or psychedelic experience. I *always* journey with carefully selected music. I exclusively use epic / cinematic orchestral or minimalist classical. Most times, though, the perfect music finds me. There is a point early on during DMT that it’s utterly chaotic until breaking through. But there came a point something told me to listen to a specific piece of music, and the moment I played it another “scene” or space opened up and I stayed there for the duration of the track. I was locked in. It was utterly wild and magical. Like the music was a key to this particular space. I remember melting and curling in and saying “this is it” and being in complete awe. It appeared like a cosmic amusement park filled with colors of purple, pink and white opened up. (The track itself is called Ultraviolet and the composer himself had a NDE. I didn’t know this at the time, but I just *knew* deep down he’d seen / experienced altered states.) That’s generally how I’ve used it, and the music often corresponds to the message or information downloaded or being conveyed. I did 2.5g of PE for the recent Spring Equinox and the theme going in centered on Sun / Light (and Sun deities / symbolism). The message being passed through focused on cellular consciousness / illumination where I’d see visuals of firing neurons and optical fiber and my entire body, the cells, felt lit up and illuminated and vibrated. Music / frequency is its own language that holds many keys.

[@planewalker_J]

10/10 bring him back on

[@krishofstadter]

Thanks. This was really enjoyable and informative. As far as I understand some shamanic traditions do, while others do not use psychedelics to enter hyperspace (aka. the DMT space, the non-ordinary reality (NOR) or the shamanic state of consciousness (SSC)). For instance, core-shamanic practices mainly rely on the use of auditory entrainment with repetitive drumming while traditional practices around the planet can use mushrooms, DMT, etc. while drumming or without this sensory stimuli. I haven't done a thorough literature review (yet), but it would be cool to compare the altered states accessed with non-substance and substance methods, ideally further quantifying it with EEG recording. This links to the breathing techniques mentioned in the interview too. I am very happy that Andrew is open to ideas to experiment with sound modulating DMT. If you have any interesting literature references to the differences between how dreams and the DMT space is constructed, please share. Thanks!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Yes there are many reported ways of entering these kind of trance states, some even involve extreme pain or endurance. It would certainly be interesting to be able to study such things to fund out what is actually occurring, but these kind of practices are so secretive that I think it would be very difficult to study them in the way we can with chemical induced trance states. But who knows, maybe someone is working on it!

[@krishofstadter]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica "Extreme pain or endurance" reminds me of the start Siddhartha's journey in Hesse's book. I think some of the alternative methods (e.g. meditation, auditory entrainment with binaural or monaural beats, breath work) are not too secretive. For instance as Andrew said in the interview, it would not be too difficult to measure the DMT in the blood of Wim Hof while he is doing his breath work meditation. And measuring EEG is not too tricky nowadays either. I will try to find time and funds to start working in this.

[@ShadowTetsuo9999]

55:33 they use all kind of vibrational instruments when doing peyote or ayahuasca over in Peru. I’m sure studies have been done in other cultures

[@thelibraryisonfireOFFICIAL]

At 52:00 re: auditory experiences with nnDMT Shulgin lists in his TIHKAL an "auditory tryptamine" that appeared to act mostly on auditory perception. Wonder what that experience is like, or a combination with other tryptamines that target sense perceptions. Just wild.

[@davidhamilton9461]

I thought I just died there that was the biggest brake through I had now I'm shaking

[@christobalgonzalez3529]

How much HCl harmine do i take for a pharmahuasca effect

[@zrienkersh1475]

Just read Alien Information Theory, great stuff.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I loved the presentation of it, and apparently Andrew did all the layout and design work himself - very impressive

[@zrienkersh1475]

Yes! The interior is awesome!

[@zrienkersh1475]

It is a hard book to read though. Complex.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

@@zrienkersh1475 yeah the neuroscience stuff went a bit over my head, but Im an IT guy so i liked the computer science stuff

[@JaylaScousa]

I have meditated for many years and met some really special teachers. I can't speak for them and they were amazing people. But I used to think my mediation experience was similar to DMT experiences. That was until I tried wow the DMT experience is on another level. It was like walking out of Wigan into New York 😂

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

As someone who is from the Wigan area I am not sure how I feel about this comparison 😀

[@miheadhurts]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica I used to dream of living in Wigan!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

LOL, it has its charm

[@JaylaScousa]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica 🤣

[@phoenixreborn21]

Highly interesting and it makes so much sense to me, how Andrew Gallimore describes it. And how else should a brain, that never seen (consciously) all what can appear in hyperspace, if not by receiving it from what it is tapping into. I think, shamanism has definitely it's place, in terms of providing a safe space (hopefully) for experiencing it. But then, having to go through all the hassle of traveling, being fed a diet that does not necessarily suit my body (which could lead to seperate issues) I would prefer to have such an opportunity where I can be without the group setting...

[@milanmaksimovic4865]

it's more mescaline to explain, the bee ant theory and seeing your garden as the "DMT world"

[@raimondspadaro8211]

Hey Rob!! New viewer here, and would first like to say hello from the Bronx,NY by way of my new location, sunny Florida!! I think that I have learned more from you than that twitchy guy with all the nasal snorts. Think he did a little coke before the interview. But what do I know?? Thanks for being the source of information I can look to for coherence and understanding.

[@scabby-]

He's like that in all the interviews I've seen.. prob just his personality..

[@winstonsmith7686]

This was a fantastic talk from Andrew.

[@skinnydave1000]

So .. this was a great discussion. Synchronicity is weird. I've just been plowing through Lex Fridmans interview with mathematician', physicist and computer scientist Stephen Wolfram. Deeply interesting stuff all the way through and as a complete layman I heard in it lots of stuff that resonated with certain intuitions I have had. About two hours in he starts to talk about the concept of Ruliad Space and it got me thinking that maybe this is what lies at the heart of the DMT experience. It would be foolish of me to start giving any kind of explanation here as I will need to listen again to get some kind of genuine angle on what is being proposed, but it rang some bells. I would be very interested if anyone else comes up with a similar joining of the dots here. Its all about our innate confined computational space which allows us to parse the rules ( laws of physics ) in a particular way. Given our limitations and where we sit in the universe we can only understand/perceive what is going on in a given way but it is possible that all the rules are being played out in the ' super universe 'simultaneously. Consequently it could also be a possibility that an 'alien intelligence' so to speak would also parse the universe from their own discrete computational space and see the rules being played out in an entirely different way. I'm thinking impossible objects for a start .. thoughts ?

[@crono3339]

I think you have a really eloquent way of asking questions that are hard to pin down for most of us haha. I wonder the same things (I think) haha. If the entities are in a manner of speaking, separate from us in some way, how do THEY experience the world and our entry into their world?? Are we in the same realm of questions? Haha

[@andrewgreenhalgh7]

Thank you. I think you have just given me the ending for my short story/ dissertation. 'Spose I'll 'afta click the 'subscribe' button now 🤪

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

What's the story about if you don't mind me asking?

[@andrewgreenhalgh7]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica The story is about a professor investigating alternative dimensions through psychedelics and narcotics. I'm ashamed to say I hadn't thought of DMT, mostly because I haven't had DMT - but my supervisor put me onto Reality Switch Technologies and now my research has headed me in this direction. I suppose I will have to sample some DMT for research purposes but I will have to check out some of your other videos I have bookmarked. I like the idea of vaping dmt and the prolonged experiences using the inhibitors mentioned - so, with some research and preparation I think DMT will be the next step for the story's development, especially te ending. By the way, the idea I had for the ending of my story came from your discussion about humans perhaps coming from the DMT realm in the first place and you put another spin on it, if you remember - well my ending might be a concoction of that and other ideas - but thank you for the inspiration. That's all I'm saying at the moment because I haven't made my final decision but I might shamelessly steal the idea 😁

[@Djmagicmike369]

Hello from Australia 🇦🇺 Perth

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Hello from sunny Switzerland!

[@ivanfranco2363]

Rooob!!! How do I DM you? I’ve got the strangest experience on DMT (and possibly a new method to smoke it) that I’d like to share with you. How do I contact you?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

All my various links can be found here - linktr.ee/AdeptusPsychonautica

[@ivanfranco2363]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica thank you so much. I’ll write to you

[@bigtripper35]

Does anyone else's tongue burn from harmala/harmaline extract?

[@cowboyschad5x778]

I’ve never had the privilege of trying DMT but I have had some monstrous doses of shrooms and some life changing psychedelic experiences. 3 to be exact. The other trips weren’t as intense they were just hanging out with friends. I’ve had 1 intense LSD trip and 2 intense shroom trips. Its been a couple years since my last trip but I’m looking to buy another ticket outta here in the near future. I really enjoyed this interview it was a fun listen

[@cool00250]

ok , what am understand , the dmt molecule have a form and disturb the main channel , but the main channel must have is own molecule , the key must be near the dmt molécule , anf my question is , in what reality you are , if you stop the normal molécule to work ,

[@SiriusSRX]

49:15 I, under the influence of DMT, experienced/seen new colors that I cannot imagine in a sober state.

[@xenomyr]

I don't quite understand or maybe agree about the part in which he explains that reality is purely constructed by the brain. Wouldn't this idea lead to believing that the moon does not exist when I don't think about it or observe it ? If the brain constructs reality then what constructed the brain ?

[@bartonsky]

Japan seems like an odd location to study these things?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

He addresses this is another comment here. Apparently Japan is a lot more tolerant of these things than you might have thought.

[@AlienInsect]

Japan is a lot more psychedelic than you imagine. Don't believe what you read on the internet.

[@martintaanlee]

Hey Rob, have you read "Sacred Knowledge" by William A. Richards? I think you'd enjoy it!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I haven't read it, but I have added it to my kindle reading list so thanks for the recommendation

[@muzzmacc6411]

A dmtx machine sounds like the movie ‘inception’. Never having taken DMT, the ‘elves’ of hyperspace sound like autonomous programs within the brain, ‘tron’-like that facilitate language.

[@charlesbronson2806]

Where have you been brother?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Dealing with some stuff in my personal life. I'll be back once time allows

[@gaggablagblag9997]

I see a new video, I click.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

You have mastered the way 🙂

[@crossxcats]

I was about 13? seventh grade it was in the early 80s got ahold of some red micro dot crushed it up and snorted it didn't think it could riley do much because of how small it was but wow was I wrong tripped hard for about ten hours

[@scabby-]

Lol did that with purple micro dot. My world crumbled infront of the bathroom mirror😊 hurt like hell

[@crossxcats]

@@scabby- you remember the micro dot I never see it in that form anymore its always paper are liquid that was powerful stuff :)

[@scabby-]

@crossxcats yes I remember!! I only get crystal these daze and put it on paper or in ethanol. And only from a old friend who's mostly retired these daze. Nothing like the clean stuff..

[@paddydiddles4415]

If conscious perception is a controlled hallucination then it would follow that hallucination is an uncontrolled perception. ‘Uncontrolled’ in this context, doesn’t imply a loss of experiential complexity, salience or sense of what is real. It simply means that it is untethered to the coupling of sense data with the external environment. ‘World building’ isn’t happening in real-time with baseline consciousness, so I wouldn’t expect it to be happening in the DMT world either.

[@mn5499]

Im not sure i buy into his view, this view is your brain is creating a new space but this seems to dismiss the idea that its lifting a filter or phase shifting into another place. It dosnt really account for many strange phenomena that takes place there.

[@janetjacks3406]

All credit to Andrew and his peers who are grappling with these questions and who are at the forefront of something truly astounding, a new frontier (as they say on Star Trek). It is trilling to know people are going out into these vast domains, a bit like Christopher Columbus, the new pioneers, with huge implications perhaps even for our own evolution or very survival, who knows. I think Rupert Sheldrake has contributed so much and of course the wonderful Peter Fenwick and his work with NDE's. I wonder how Andrew might hypothesise NDE's for people with no brain activity? Or in coma's with minimal, as I hear it's when the brain activity (or network mode) is switched off that things tend to occur. Good interview from Rob though, always a good and light approach which brings out the best in people.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Thanks Janet, and yes it does feel a bit like a new frontier. I guess that in the absence of physical frontiers to explore (at least until we have affordable space ships) then this can scratch that itch of "lets go someplace new and undiscovered!"

[@zrienkersh1475]

Why Tokyo? Isn’t it oppressive to drugs there?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

I don't think he has any problems going to other countries, to do whatever he wants to do

[@AlienInsect]

That's what everyone seems to think. But, with regards to psychedelics, not so much. The law focuses almost all of its efforts on meth and, for weird historical reasons, cannabis, but the illegal psychedelics all sit in a long list of drugs in the equivalent of Schedule 2 (or Class B in the UK). San Pedro & Peruvian Torch cacti are legal, as is 1V-LSD and a few other analogues, and ayahuasca sits in a grey area of the law and there are a handful of ayahuasca circles in Japan that operate quietly without attention from the authorities. Psilocybe mushrooms were legal and freely sold until 2002. So, there's certainly quite a strong psychedelic underground in Japan and I know lots of Japanese people very interested in psychedelics, many of them very knowledgeable about legal analogues.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

@@AlienInsect Thanks for that, I would have never guessed that was the situation there.

[@AlienInsect]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica Yeah people tend to believe everything they hear without knowing the reality.

[@zrienkersh1475]

@@AlienInsect Wow! So fascinating. Thanks for sharing more about this and the Japanese environment regarding psychedelics.

[@raleighsmalls4653]

But why Tokyo ?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

presumably because its way more awesome than Lincolnshire

[@jimchoate6590]

A bit painful listening to the Adeptus rambling waiting for the handoff off to the Dr. That said i appreciate the channel and the content. Do we have access to the results of extended state studies by Imperial College?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Yeah my bad for having a bit of banter with a guest, I'll be sure to make it more humorless to suit your specific tastes 🙄

[@zachmcclure88]

Bangah

[@holidayfairchild]

Dear Dr. Gallimore. There will be no manners or respect if I ever break on through to the other side. I will be screaming for help or scolding them for not helping us get away from Planet DumbAss. If they are more intelligent and powerful, what is their excuse for at least not telling us how to get out of here... forever? Nearly all the NDEr's don't want to come back here.

[@janedoe327]

1:02:45 spirits are different than aliens.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Feel free to share the difference

[@scabby-]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnivhZh6p5p9nJY Rob Montgomery on salvia. Gallimore reminds me of rob alot.. rob was partners with Terrance and started botanical preservation corps.

[@eduardonigma9985]

There is definetly a league of psychonaut Andrews, one more of the league would be Andres Gómez from qualia Research hahahahahaha

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Damn, I forgot about that one - they are everywhere! Illuminati confirmed 😃

[@eduardonigma9985]

@@AdeptusPsychonautica hahahahahahaha super confirmed 😝

[@thomapple]

I would love to try DMTx

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

You and me both mate 🙂

[@joecrowe7062]

Dmt nexus is a great place look it up

[@thomapple]

@@joecrowe7062 I know about nexus, but that has nothing to do with what I said? Did you watch the video?

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

Maybe he thought you meant you wanted to try DMT, kiss (x) 🙂

[@joecrowe7062]

If you want to have a long trip then just do it

[@winstonsmith7686]

Thank you.

[@stellarcloakman4094]

1:31:47 is it me or they just remembered the expression they were looking for exactly at the same time LOL talk about synchronicity!

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

It does look like that in the video but I remember Andrew coming up with it first. I think there is a slight lag in the video which makes it look like we say it together, but credit to Andrew for that one 😊

[@downtownjb100]

That was strange when you both remembered the word "rapture" at the same moment.

[@AdeptusPsychonautica]

In all fairness I think he remembered it first 🙂

[@connectereality]

Just replay that a gazillion times and unless you edited that, looks like it was simultaneous.

[@bogdy72000]

5 meo dmt malt ?!