It Took Neal Brennan 18 Months to Recover From His DMT Trip

JRE #2135 w/Neal Brennan
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[@jopo7996]

Neal looks like it would take him 18 months to recover from 3 push-ups.

[@cystevie7185]

Roasted

[@philtheheaterguy951]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joalco3]

you probably look like it would take you 3 seconds to recover from hitting your wife

[@domferretti]

😂😂😂

[@lessforloans]

Lmfao nice

[@ZBirDEveryday]

This is a guy you meet at the bar, and you get into a really deep conversation that you can’t politely remove yourself from.

[@AllTheseYoungBloods]

I 100 percent feel attacked by this comment….that is EXACTLY who I am….shit

[@thewildrangers5070]

Na not really. Because you are on here listening to him. What would u rather watch? Love Island?

[@kingbradicus9984]

Lmaooooo

[@unclebensrice4702]

Ironic that you're willingly listening to it

[@will1631]

​@@thewildrangers5070 maybe he made the comment and stopped watching the video. In person some people have a hard time walking away from a conversation, especially if the other person is doing most of the talking.

[@royperry1165]

Psilocybin mushrooms saved my life honestly. They helped me see the pure beauty in life, and made me realize how dumb it would be to take myself out.

[@loganturner9175]

I've been looking to try some recently, but I can't find anywhere to get them, anyone?

[@Christian-lz5bu]

doc.jeanne is your guy. Got all kinds of psychedelics stuff. Guided me through my first ever experience

[@jefferyadams7363]

Is on Instgram?

[@Christian-lz5bu]

Yessss

[@ralphadams2433]

I just had my first experience with golden teachers, it was really great! I loved it.

[@DanielK.Brindle]

DMT was a changing for me. I became one face of a multi-faceted experience prism, my side being my particular life experience. my awareness expanded and my social anxiety and depression was entirely gone. Truly magical!

[@JamesThomas-zl8ub]

Psychedelics should only be used with great care and respect, I would love to feel same man , how do you source em

[@GorkemHernandez]

dr_joelshroom is your guy

[@GorkemHernandez]

Got all kinds of psychedelics stuff. Guided me through my first ever experience

[@MaryamMahboub]

dr_joelshroom

[@user-im7vu9ip2c]

It would be great to hear in more detail about your mystical experiences during meditation.

[@paxonearth]

For anyone considering their first psychedelic trip, PLEASE don't let shitty friends talk you into doing something insane, like taking 5 or more grams of shrooms. These substances are no joke, so start small. If you are the shitty friend doing this to others, please stop.

[@DoubtingThomas333]

Start small? How about not starting at all? You can trigger serious conditions taking these substances. Conditions like HPPD

[@tristarperfecta1061]

Start with alot

[@lancemilliken9078]

I ate 2.5 grams of shrooms today. Life altering experience (for the better)

[@CivilizedSavage]

​@@tristarperfecta1061 if you want to end up like this ^^

[@AyatoIlah]

This. I think its best for people to dip their toes to see if its for them

[@garrettrast2953]

Neal: "I understood what 700,000 years felt like. Joe: "ok, but what was like the negative aspect?"

[@benoleary12]

Nice likes

[@americannightmare2109]

Jamie why'd I have this guy on again? I have to describe his own trips for him

[@OfficialGOD]

based

[@anonimus1419]

Lmao

[@navjitbassi03]

700,000 years isnt that long as far as the universe is concerned. If he star gazed and realised what billions of years felt like i would be concerned. But ofcourse the hallucinations u get from the drugs arent real so its fine

[@Cris.Arce-ru4eq]

I had a psychedelic experience once that sent me to eternity and meeting the creator. My ego dissolved yet I was physically terrified. It was so magical and so full of love, changed my life for good. In the most positive way possible.

[@miguelscheroff5827]

Everybody is struggling with mental health and could benefit from careful therapeutic use of substances like these. Wanna try, but keep being told I can't do it alone for the first time.

[@Ben_Cartwright.8858]

I do respect and believe in psychedelics as treatment, yet I’m reluctant about using them personally. Not sure about how “good” it may do to someone

[@AndreAzevedo-cb7om]

Since I tired psychedelics for the first time, I’ve been trying to describe the experience to others so there can try it as well, but i couldn’t find the right words to describe it.

[@Roy.Laguna2988]

I find it funny if there's any psychedelic therapy there online

[@Henryflores-mn6yu]

Of course , he is dr.martyshroom. Psychedelic vision is reality to me and always was".

[@steceymorgan814]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes, dr.sporessss I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Is he on instagram?

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes he is. dr.sporessss

[@AM2K2]

The hardest thing about taking DMT or wearing barefoot shoes is resisting the urge to tell others about it

[@pokemaster211]

Thats with everything. Look at the zyn weirdos who push it on non nicotine users lol

[@americannightmare2109]

Dude's a Fed

[@cbmazo9229]

I don’t understand that though, it’s an experience not a lot of people have, I’m so interested in their stories lol. But thats just me

[@Bass-Reeve]

No bro, they tell us all the time. We have to hear this shit in mental institutions all across America

[@gman6480]

Hahaha man the barefoot shoes thing is real 😂😂😂

[@OliverDixon-kb4si]

I don’t understand all the hate here. First time I’ve encountered this guy. He’s simply sharing his experiences. I found it very interesting and he seems nice.

[@yockinnottou]

He’s got a pretty pretentious and self absorbed way of explaining his own experiences. That’s what people don’t like.

[@RippleDrop.]

People project. A lot. Meaning things they dislike in themselves, they are irritated when witnessing in others. I see no reason to hate him. I dislike sensitive people and I'm extremely sensitive bordering not being able to deal with the world. So...

[@johnmiller4895]

You can’t say anything bad about psychedelics online or you’re just “weak minded”. That’s what I think it’s coming from lol

[@OliverDixon-kb4si]

@@johnmiller4895 ahhh I see. You might be right there!

[@BkBk-gy6vr]

He’s a self absorbed dusche which explains why he and other like him think the constant need to take so many different is the answer to unhappiness

[@johncarson7324]

Ego death is a rough pill to swallow for people that only think of their "mental health" for 20 houts a day.

[@SeeSawMassacre]

I've heard of Ego Death, but i've never seen anybody without an ego.

[@igotHandlewhat]

The “aimed for god but missed the stop” part is pretty on point. Most of my early trips were spiritual in nature / I felt guided, most of the later ones were exactly like he described.

[@jacobsternberg8943]

Jacobs ladder?

[@schreckpmc]

No more drugs for me. No more alcohol for me. The mind is fragile.

[@Potatodrumcrow]

Amen. Same

[@FluxFreeman]

I wish I knew that before I destroyed my pancreas

[@orangejuicyice1448]

@@FluxFreemandon’t you mean liver? Pancreas is for sugar and shit

[@justinmitchell9681]

Sober since 08/2013 and best decision I ever made.

[@xxsouthomahaxx]

Dmt is in your brain already. It’s produced by the brain.

[@CPpdx20]

When he said "I would have killed myself but I knew I would be going into more of it." I've had that exact thing happen before on a really intense acid trip. I took too much and went way too far into that world and I thought I was never coming out of it and I actually considered offing myself as a solution but then was convinced that if I did that I would still be tripping.

[@SkitzWallaby]

Felt the exact same way many times! 800ug trips are all fun and games till suddenly it ain’t 😅 fucked my brain for a solid year and a half, finally feel like I’m back to normal but still not the same. I used to get visuals just staring at something for 10 seconds and my internal dialogue/voices were gettin freaky.. glad that’s stopped. I was in a bad psychosis for quite a while

[@ElyzaFlores]

i’ve felt this way after a shroom trip, i felt like i became too aware of everything around me. my mind became too open & it wasn’t something i was prepared for i guess. it scared me & i got anxiety because i felt like the shrooms fucked me up permanently so i had thoughts of ending myself.. it took me a couple of months to accept it & fully recover from that mindset.

[@CPpdx20]

I had a similar experience after the trip. I was fine the next day but gradually over the next 6 months or so I started disassociating more and more. And then I had a bad reaction to the COVID vaccine which triggered a really bad disassociation over a couple of weeks. There was one particular day where I felt like I was on an acid trip when I was completely sober. It's like I became acutely aware that everything is made of tiny molecules and atoms and it was like I could see that in everything and it became I sensory overload. I really thought I was going legitimately insane and was pretty scared for a bit.

[@adrianbiber5340]

mushrooms showed me a glimpse of what i thought was the afterlife & it seemed like a pleasant ocean of infinite energy, so i'm not afraid of death. i am however afraid of suicide because of the catholic idea of going to Hell, which becomes a paradox -- when I want to escape the Hell of life by suicide I can't because I'll end up in Eternal Hell. I guess that's a good move by the Catholics because it's kept me alive & life is not eternal Hell but fluctuates. better than Eternal

[@TheJustina102085]

Mine was actually just doing a small amount of shrroms after a heavy roll on MDMA that night, it’s so hard to describe but that line stuck with me too, haha

[@bgdream24]

That’s so funny but true when Neal says he could innerstand how old the mountains he was looking at were. I’ve had a similar experience where a thought creeped in that the form of mountains are just waves suspended in time. The form of things becomes more profound and universal and it makes you question everything you see with new eyes which can be both liberating and also alienating

[@Bizarrebarbie]

Very alienating. I had a spiritual intense 6 day trip (I know crazy) 8 fucking years ago and I’m still twisted I can never unsee everything

[@Bizarrebarbie]

Now I feel permanently in another or other realms and I have no true identity

[@justine1737]

Mountains also get pulled by the moon. They are wave like!

[@semperfi5857]

​@Bizarrebarbie - we need more details!

[@Jur4.0]

Psychedelics completely derailed my life. 12 years on and of with 6 long psychotic episodes. It's scary to see so many people recommending dmt or shrooms. They have no idea what kind of damage these substances can do. Don't go down the rabbithole of psychedelics. Life is special as is. Appreciate soberness.

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT,dude also got all kinds of psychedelic stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram or Instagram as,

[@bigtee6037]

@PHARMCLAN

[@Corey-zj3wf]

I believe the reason people push psychedelics like they do is that one coping mechanism that a lot of people use after an intense psychedelic experience is to try to convince themselves and everyone else that they aren’t on the verge of a psychotic break. It gets a lot of people through that but it can also drag a lot of people into that same struggle.

[@rogerroger6246]

Thank you for sharing. If at some point you end up writing a little more about what happened to you, I'd be very eager to read it. Best wishes.

[@jonnyg6477]

last thing. No one benifits from constantly thinking about themselves. That is a great way to be misarable.

[@mrnathanLL]

Facts

[@tbcgbvcb]

I've been having interesting conversations with myself for the past 2 years and I approve what you said brother

[@TheSkyIsFalling93]

So true man

[@TheSkyIsFalling93]

@@tbcgbvcb*interesting is definitely one way to look at the conversations I have with myself lol

[@arp9860]

"I don't believe that one should devote his life to morbid self-attention. I believe that someone should become a person like other people." - Travis Bickle, Taxi Driver.

[@tob855]

When Neal meets with friend, he greets them with: “Hey, how am I?”

[@andydufresne1602]

Lol I don’t get why this guy is always in the edge of the cliff talking himself out of jumping. I guess he really is just so stuck in his own head. Thanks for the laugh

[@bignook7168]

I am you

[@SuperUAP]

We are all one energy, divided into fractals experiencing ourselves.

[@DanielleAustin98]

😂

[@c.u.e.comprehensivelyuncov706]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 .

[@three69]

As much as I enjoy DMT, I’ve had numerous trips where it took me days to months to recover from it. There’s parts of my psyche that never came back and something else came back in its place. There’s 100% permanent psychological scaring and certain sensory stimuli and thoughts that will trigger aspects of past trip experiences to come up again- and they’re not always pleasant. It feels as if I’ve been cosmically and interdimentionally raped. That being said, you’ll never make any progress in life without taking risks. Creatively, DMT has helped me and continues to be a positive influence in my life. Have a nice trip and see you on the other side!

[@sorelvio79]

Yes, it's called demonic possession.

[@patrickko-pp]

The most important thing after trips in general. To change something. Behaviors, how you walk trough live. If not it was just a experience. And yes you‘re absolutely right, if you not taking risk and just play safe, you will not make much progress.

[@dominicekezie2011]

Bro got diddyed by the universe 💀

[@jaybinks871]

"I felt like a part of my spirit was stolen & I was galactically buttraped...but that's totally a positive thing!" You druggies are laughably tarded.

[@noahmartin2130]

@@sorelvio79mhm

[@Veltemaster]

I did it 20 years ago when I was 19 and I can safely say, the door was never there in the first place...

[@patrickko-pp]

Never was and never will be …

[@robertwiles8106]

I took DMT once, it was BY FAR the most powerful psychedelic experience of my life. LSD times a million, and I went there and back within about 20 minutes. After seeing that place once, I never need to go back there. ZERO desire to do it again.

[@matin2825]

That place melted your brain?

[@thegroovetube7712]

What was it like

[@annonymoushuman25]

Terrifying

[@tonyh1345]

Do you think it was hell? From what I’ve heard, that place is timeless and infinitely more overstimulating than this reality.

[@mushedits]

Don’t scare people away. Also don’t hold yourself back. Not all trips are like that.

[@toadkiller4475]

Unless you meditate, are serious about self betterment, are deeply curious about the nature of reality and consciousness, and have a high level of self awareness and the ability to accept things and not react emotionally stay the fuck away from psychedelics. It is not for fun nor is it a way to skip the hard work it takes to spiritually progress. It is a powerful tool that will bring any issues in your life or things you have suppressed to the forefront and will make you face them. Most people who have bad trips is because they weren’t ready to face those things and resisted instead of accepted. New perspectives can be challenging for some people.

[@cfwarriors4311]

Thank you for this comment 👍🏼

[@coop1082]

Thank you👌

[@jackb8598]

This is the most grounded comment on the video.

[@bozzmannguy2555]

thank you!

[@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr]

Yess ! Very well said 👏🏼💯💯

[@arturoyescas4175]

This resonates with me quite a bit. Especially about the OS update part. Thank you!

[@heidired125]

Totally felt and understood the come and go and the flashbacks.. took me about 6 months to come back. Microdosing mushrooms helped bring me back!

[@theStacyJames]

Some people are 1000x more sensitive to foreign substances

[@roostershooter76]

I agree and am one of those people. I attended 32 Dead Shows in the late 80s and early 90s but have never done hallucinogens. Good thing , because it turns out that I’m on the Autism Spectrum … just found out at 47 years old. 😅

[@skeetlejuice522]

I think it's much simpler than that I think he's on the Joe Rogan show and he needs a great story

[@theStacyJames]

​@@skeetlejuice522hahaha there's that too

[@h3rmzi]

apperently some people are 10,000 times more sensitive

[@thethrottlecracker5954]

Its not actually foreign. Its in our pineal gland.

[@abomb6046]

I have too many real world responsibilities to attempt any of this shit

[@jeremyweems4916]

Lol I was thinking the same thing.

[@santaclaus3077]

Same

[@BranTheBald]

Sucks to be you

[@TheGfesg]

You guys could only be talking about kids. A babysitter works

[@CivilizedSavage]

​@TheGfesg some weirdos prefer keeping their sanity

[@Ace0555]

I’m always fascinated by these dmt stories

[@TheRealFastRabbit]

They’re true.

[@adamwindle2572]

Yup. The more you learn the more you realise we know nothing. Literally nothing... But that's ok too.

[@trillionaire8886]

Ace many ppl all report seeing machine elves or dmt jesters. This is not a coincidence. When you do DMT you access yourself to the spirit & can communicate with demons. Just like the shamans of old did.

[@SeeSawMassacre]

@@adamwindle2572 I had the same experience. Watching Jeopardy.

[@mattslev]

This video of going to confuse many people. Brennan kept saying DMT, which generally refers to N,N-DMT,, the visionary component of ayahuasca. However what he’s actually describing here is 5-MeO-DMT, which is best known from the glandular secretions of the Sonoran Desert toad. N,N-DMT and 5-MeO-DMT are distinct molecules that produce radically different experiences.

[@dealwolfstriked272]

I grew up in a neighborhood filled with drug addicts and can tell you....some people never ever recover. I was on the Q60 in queens and in walked in my old friend who I used to trip balls with for years but this time he was different. He sat down next to me and tells me he is living in and out of an insane asylum. I still vividly remember that he had a 3 liter Pepsi with him which he was drinking like it was a 16oz(before the 20oz became the norm). Some people lose their minds and never recover folks so just cause Rogan says DMT is the gateway into the universe doesn't mean everyone should start taking this stuff willy nilly!

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT,dude also got all kinds of psychedelics stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

Dude is on telegram as¿¿¿

[@bigtee6037]

@Coldtrips ¿¿¿

[@roostershooter76]

Joe: “Everyone should try DMT … oh wait. There’s this dude…..”. 😅

[@aclaylambisabirdman6324]

The best part is half of this comment section understands what he said and knows it would not be worth the risk, the other half is trying to put him down so they can feel good about themselves for taking that risk. Just a little microcosm of most people in one group 😄

[@Explorshon123]

@@aclaylambisabirdman6324 What's your take?

[@user-ew9cf1fv4l]

Hey, you can still blast off from the vape.

[@americannightmare2109]

Joe, tell me what LSD feels like, I swear I did it, just want you to tell me

[@irelandssons]

he’s a jackass

[@_no_vanilla_9758]

This dude always going through something!

[@aphysique]

Aren't we all doe ??

[@mrj3217]

Yep! More not funny guys using the now JRE as free advertising.

[@miky8788]

.. over and over ..

[@digitalsamurai42]

We all are

[@_no_vanilla_9758]

@@digitalsamurai42 that’s actually a fact

[@BrownGeorge-pw2xo]

Dmt, LSD and psilocybin containing mushroom are amazing. I could remember several years ago, I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with OCD. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[@DarlingtonFrancis]

Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.

[@SandraJulia-lw3kd]

Can you help me with the reliable source . I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.

[@mattjeffery09]

YES very sure of Dr.benfungi. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today

[@FranciscaPargo]

Ive done shrooms last month in my house. It taught me how severely traumatized I was from alcohol. I healed from many mental traumas from my past and was able to forgive, let go. Shrooms to me is a remedy not a vice. I even felt more refreshed the morning after. So no hangovers. No depression mood for days. No anxiety.I now have a more calm mind

[@Raymo64106]

How do I find him? Is he on insta

[@lochvonsavoy2936]

DMT is the strongest stuff out there you can take! It can be so intense and overwhelming, people really can't prepare themselves for the experience at hand, because is personal and understanding everyone's experience with it can feel like another dimension! Sometimes people can't even explain what they have experienced, because words cannot describe it! DMT pulls you apart, I should say your brain taken to different dimensions all at once, this is why is so overwhelming and difficult to explain, sometimes! Psychonauts like this dude, can talk about it and his personal experience, but can't give you the real picture until you personally go and do it!

[@scherzomazeppa726]

Salvia is way more potent...and a real BAD trip.

[@abcdefg3214]

Not in the same stratosphere

[@raoulduke7668]

Good to see that some of the negative sides of psychedelics get attention as well. People often think about psychedelics as something that can only help you and increase your knowledge. However, a lot of people don't realize that a psychedelic trip can f*ck you up as well. In very bad cases, forever.

[@D1str1ct]

Thats no the psychedelics problem, thats on the users frame of mind. Anything can be negative if you approach it from a negative position. If you actually look at any moment from a positive perspective, then you will have a positive experience. You get back what you put out. Its why happy go lucky people always luck in, because they are maintaining a positive mind frame regardless of the moment they are in. Reality is completely subjective.

[@uranussmasher]

@@D1str1ctno , it’s not promised, saying “you will” is not productive for the conversation , whatever side ur on

[@D1str1ct]

@@uranussmasher what do you mean its not promised? What isnt promised?

[@Houdini176]

⁠@@D1str1ctI think he means that if you start from a positive perspective, you won’t necessarily have a positive experience, which is completely true. It’s a good rule of thumb that having a positive outlook leads to good things, but it isn’t certain. Life would be extremely boring if that was the case.

[@adambanks8452]

@@D1str1ctnah bro i used to say this same shit tripped probably 60 time plus and all it took was that one trip and it fucked with me for months. I had intense anxiety. Every waking moment. I said all that to say that you can definitely have lasting negative effects from psychedelics. You don’t think i tried the ol “just go to your happy place trick” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pristinedetailing5171]

I just listened to that whole testimony. It sounded like I was listening to a stroke victim. I think I'll just stick to my 2 cups of coffee.

[@vrod9803]

It makes more sense if you've been there. Hard to explain things like that with just words, it's more of a feeling.

[@chadgrov]

Yep. Cool good for you. Stay boring. this guy is half responsible for chappelles show and is a touring comedian on rogan. I’m sure he will be really upset that someone as exciting as you didn’t like what he said. or anyone for that matter

[@Houdini176]

@@chadgrovlol but ironically you seem kinda upset about their comment. this stuff isn’t for everyone, and if they already appreciate their life and feel no need to “look behind the veil”… that’s okay. why use insults like “boring”?

[@WoodenWizard]

he says he can experience "time a lot more". wow. what plebs we are. I wish I could get out of my entropy proof box too. what a lucky guy.

[@paulw5039]

@@chadgrov And what are you responsible for? Being a boring nobody on KZbin? You're not this guy. Taking DMT doesn't make you this guy or make you not boring.

[@adamcross4382]

I have felt a lot of the feelings, but not from DMT or any drugs of that nature. I deal with a depersonalization disorder that generates a lot of these exact same thoughts when you’re in it and out of it. I would often wake up with a nocturnal panic attack and obsesses over a strange thought for days or weeks until eventually forgotten about it. It’s hard to explain, but I think some people with depersonalization disorder will get where I’m coming from. That feeling of crippling fear & disconnection from reality. To the point where you are at your breaking point. You either think, I don’t wanna live with this anymore OR I am losing my sanity and will eventually be in an asylum.

[@gemcool16]

Yes I had this triggered from DMT and then I was diagnosed layer with CPTSD, luckily don’t dissociate as much or depersonalise but it’s scary when it does happen. ❤

[@yungbludboi]

How did this happen to you? What's your story?

[@DADela-ht6ux]

Congratulations Neil. You are officially a multidimensional human being. You're describing most days of my life since 2005. No DMT or Ayahuasca necessary. It often felt like being on the verge of a psychotic episode in the beginning, although it's rare these days.

[@TeamCGC98]

This guy makes me happy I only smoked weed during my experimenting days. IMO, no drugs, working hard, eating real whole food, fasting, is the way to go.

[@shelbycorzine8674]

Sounds pretty mundane lame and tame

[@Mjumbojetpresdent]

If you added micro-ing mushrooms and yoga to that list you would take it next level.

[@LitPenguin713]

Yea mushrooms arnt a drug they are a vitamin. If ur happy hey fuck it no need then. Ignorance is bliss but being awakened and still happy is real bliss.

[@TeamCGC98]

Should have also added save and invest in high quality stocks and yoga/gym.

[@TeamCGC98]

@@shelbycorzine8674 when you're dialed in and making good decisions, that feeling is better than any drug/ quick fix. However, 10 years ago I would have said the same thing as you. Best wishes.

[@imjustaguy8232]

Joe cant handle the mere suggestion that dmt might not be a great thing lol

[@jimpyjohn2474]

Sounds like he just handled all ten minutes of this with just questions. Not sure what you were watching.

[@a-walpatches6460]

It's because it can have such a profoundly beautiful effect that it's sad when people don't have that experience, or at least don't react to the same experience in positive way.

[@SoulAssassin69]

Lol thought the same thing

[@Jeremiah-ml5ke]

I got some insane ecstasy back in the early 2000s and I felt my brain unlock. I was thinking at a broader scoup than i ever had before. It was like something unlocked in my head. It probably lasted a couple months. I chased that feeling for years after to no avail. Ended up killing way too much of my short term memory and going broke.

[@dallasdobson8831]

Love these stories and I believe them.. I’ve had a burning bush moment now a few times in my life and each one changed the core of who I am .. I kinda can relate to what he is talking about… but then again I don’t if it’s healthy this side of the curtain to hang out on the other side for too long .. but who knows … we are deeply loved though.

[@michaelmcgrath7042]

It took me 18 months to recover from Neal's stand up.

[@shonuffLA]

😂😂😂

[@jonnovak6856]

On a similar note, it took me 18 seconds to turn it off

[@senseiii3986]

Who's what???

[@jasona.7045]

😂

[@boromirofmiddleearth557]

lol 😊

[@chriskozak7356]

It took me around a year to get over the trauma from an intense mushroom trip. I won't be touching them for a very long time, if ever. I highly recommend not using psychedelics unless you're in a good place mentally and you have a sitter or someone experienced with you. You do not want to turn into Syd Barrett folks. But your brain can recover. Whole food, clean diet, meditation, and time.

[@KenobiStark1]

That happened to me as well, I thought that when the trip was over it all was over but the fear I get from the helpless state I was in still gives me chills.

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

Lies

[@dizzlerz]

Had a similar experience seeking God without drugs that was so intense I’m still recovering. Just so you know. It can be done without drugs.

[@amast3rMind69]

​@@dizzlerzmyth

[@paxonearth]

Far too many people don't approach psychedelics with enough caution. They're no joke, and they certainly aren't for everyone. A HUGE part of the problem is immature young men who goad their friends into taking WAY too much, usually because they think it's funny.

[@shillyme3640]

I live in the state hes saying he had to come back from. It's odd to think that some folks find it overwhelming. I greatly enjoy the expanded awareness.

[@fenryrx4514]

DMT fucked me up bad for more than a year. I don’t remember most of the trip, just the “membrane” made of eyes, blackout, then sort of coming back. Did anyone experience something similar, where your mind erases most of the experience?

[@GerardPoli]

Psychedelic opened my mind to a different perspective of myself making it easier for me to find to myself, its interesting because I couldn’t do it on my own I needed help from a well trained mycologist that helped me through micro dosing…. Check out the below page for more information ……

[@GerardPoli]

Silktrip1 ???….

[@GerardPoli]

On Instagram …!!??

[@Nick-lh7wi]

Happened to me when I took too much acid far too young. Took years to come back to this plane of existence… Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (HPPD), felt like the acid never wore off and if I smoked weed at all it would send me to other dimensions. Profound deep thoughts would flood my mind and I was constantly aware of the “big picture”. Sounds cool but it was honestly very debilitating and hard to deal with, as a teen nonetheless. Glad I grew out of it and found my flow again.

[@BakedBeansCryptoBoi]

its not a disorder lol it literally opens up different neurological pathways in your brain

[@binder946]

Amen ❤🎉❤welcome back no to drugs ❤🎉❤

[@danny3640]

How long did it take you to recover? Do you have any lasting side effects?

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

Same exact thing happened to me. I still struggle 30 years later. Was there anything you did to help you recover.... anything you took, or did you stop taking everything?

[@botezsimp5808]

Taking psychedelics as a teen is fucking stupid.

[@FarlessBlue]

I used acid too much in highschool and I completely understand where he’s coming from. “What is this?” Where am I?” Who am I? What’s the fuck are emotions and where do they come from within my mind? What’s this ineffable substance that we call consciousness that I cannot escape?” All questions that of which I had never pondered before, it went deeper but this is merely a comment. It took me two years to be relatively back to normal. I continue to this day to be obsessed with knowledge. I also continue to try to understand the breadth and richness of the inner world I experienced back then, during and after those awakening trips. I’ll leave of with this: I remember thinking during the trip that “I will never be the same after this, I am fractured.” I haven’t ever been the same person, but I’m incredibly more wise and intelligent than the child that I was.

[@Hexnilium]

I'm not denying the ethereal, divine, spiritual, mystical, and other attributes of your experience and perceptions, but I think some of what you experienced can be explained as neuroplasticity induced by the hallucinogens, and at the time when you were really questioning everything in a fixation beyond the typical philosophic and paradigm altering experience of adolescence and entering adulthood you were most likely experiencing some HPPD from overuse of the substances. There's a fatigue going on in the inhibitory function of a brain to prevent the mind from being purely in a dream or uncontrolled hallucinatory state 24/7 and basically somewhat "grounded". This is relaxed during dreams and similar functionality of relaxing the inhibitory system causes hallucinations to occur when under the influence or under stress or during sensory depravation. In short, what you describe is somewhat scientifically understood from a physiological/neurological standpoint, and also at the very least categorized by a psychological/psychiatric / cognitive scientific perspective. The drugs induce a state of neuroplasticity that allows your brain to rewire to a certain extent, so you technically are different. My suggestion would be to try to look at the positives from your rewiring as a sort of enlightenment and to avoid fixating on any negative outcomes from it. I'm typing this out not just for you but everyone else that might read this and resonate with their own experiences. What has happened has occurred and there's very little chance of going back, but you were also given special perceptual powers that you can utilize to your benefit. If anyone is still experiencing distress or contemplating things as discussed in this interview, seek out help from medical professionals. Find out if HPPD is occurring, or if other conditions are what you are experiencing. There are some treatments and therapies that might work, and talking about it and categorizing it with labels will help in processing the distress.

[@christopherwalker6056]

​@@Hexnilium Great comment. Thank you.

[@ge0metr1xx]

same here

[@SabrinaDHenson]

This is funny because I recently found out that I'm autistic. I've lived with these questions every second of every day. I ponder the details of everything

[@bqrre]

​@@SabrinaDHenson I think I also came to the conclusion after this

[@Dani-Jean]

DMT is one hell of a trip, visually and audibly, would never do it again. MDMA has the worst come down I've ever experienced.

[@willd.8040]

I’ve had anxiety problems since I was around 8 years old. I’ve noticed that for me, it’s like a warning system. If things are going really well for what feels like a long time, my anxiety will go up. It knows that there’s always something negative coming, and it tries to keep me prepared to face things. As if it doesn’t want me to get caught off guard. It’s awful.

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT dude also got all kinds of psychedelic stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

Dude is on telegram or Instagram as

[@bigtee6037]

@PHARMCLAN

[@MoonbeamStargazer69]

Funny that he mentions forgiveness at the very end of this clip... Forgiveness is the key to everything.

[@Faydid]

To error is human. To forgive is divine.

[@brandonterzic]

Jesus!!!

[@tombystander]

Always seems like the type of human who could have the world but never would accept being happy. It's exhausting

[@333rdAlchemist]

Story of my life

[@Dobertson]

It's called depression friend

[@FlutterSwag]

​@@Dobertson that... explains alot about myself

[@user-ul8rh2su3n]

All of his stand up is him begging for us to join him into staring up his own @sshole. If he's depressed, it doesn't entitle him to force it on us in the guise of 'comedy'.

[@MikasWithAttitude]

You sound like able to complain the world out of orbit

[@Beetlejuicer]

My therapist was having me take fluoxetine and Seroquel together, and i was getting pretty similar experiences. Was like my mind was so far out of my skull like i can't even explain. Bad anxiety symptoms with triggers from smells/colors/taste/and lighting. Would feel very out of body, for example i would see a certain color and feel like i was in a TV show i watched as a kid and nothing in reality felt real. I felt like i was completely alone, and i remember constantly looking out my window seeing people walk around and they felt fake. I'd have to force myself to sleep to recoup my brain. And about an hour later it would build back up. Constantly made me rethink reality

[@The_k1d206]

You basically had derealization from meds

[@mindykloster3540]

I know exactly what he is talking about, pre psychotic, but that’s me without medication. I didn’t need mental medication until age 37, my last pregnancy put me over the edge! Women have so many changes due to hormones and there has just been a study of brain scans of a woman before, during and after pregnancy; unbelievable changes!

[@GerardPoli]

I have had a lot of experiences about psychedelics but i will recommend an online mycologist that can teach you how to overcome challenges through micro dosing, they also have the best psychedelics resources like DMT, LSD, SHROOMS, WEED and many more been a huge benefactor for almost a year now

[@GerardPoli]

Silktrip1 !!!!???

[@GerardPoli]

In Instagram ???!!!

[@GerardPoli]

Check out

[@adam7347]

My best friend started dropping acid almost a decade ago and his personality was immediately and permanently changed. I’ll never touch psychedelics.

[@HypocritesExposd]

I’m curious to experience them, but that’s the sole reason I’m never touching them. I do not want to permanently change myself because of some drug that I try one time.

[@Shenmue06]

7 years ago I got depersonalization disorder for 2 years after a bad ayahuasca trip. These substances really can make you go insane if you're not careful. I'll never touch them again.

[@oongieboongie]

I tripped on 5-10 grams twice a week for like 2 months, and I had a few ego deaths. I'm pretty much the same but now heavily into Buddhist philosophy and now a lot less pessimistic, but I already had a solid foundation on what reality was which was very fatalistic (no free will, we are completely powerless to our genetics and environment) and the Buddhist philosophy I looked at while tripping all day put it in a perspective that still allowed my fatalistic world view but with a happy spin on it to make my world view not completely depressing.

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

@@oongieboongieyou wouldn’t happen to be a white westerner, would you?

[@motodude23]

Changed me for the better

[@bezzarguy]

As much as I'd like to try DMT, this is why I won't try it. My luck I'd go crazy.

[@jeanschiemer7093]

I thought the same as you. Then I had the chance to, and I took it. It was a very beautiful experience and changed my life.

[@dowogenesthedog7186]

This guy Neal Brennan is a boring ego maniac. He's too self absorbed too appreciate life.

[@spyda1205]

I personally hate hearing about bad trips, imo we are given a gift to tap into something we dont respect most of the time and the universe tests us with bad moments to see if you REALLY want to be there, you have to respect it. You want a gift with no struggle.

[@scottjohnson8576]

Dispair is the feeling he is trying to convey. I’ve felt that during a trip. Unfortunately it was on shrooms, so I knew it was going to last a while. I resolved to just lie motionless and wait for it to pass and it seemed like an eternity. It made me physically sick. The mind trauma lasted for months. DMT with a trusted friend brought me out of the gloom and now I don’t do any mind altering substances.

[@DanielMfon-lj3yt]

Psychedelic opened my mind to a different perspective of myself making it easier for me to find to myself, its interesting because I couldn’t do it on my own I needed help from a well trained mycologist that helped me through micro dosing…. Check out the below page for more information ……

[@DanielMfon-lj3yt]

Silktrip1 ????….

[@DanielMfon-lj3yt]

In Instagram ???!!!

[@windycityflier23]

Weirdest part of DMT for me was how you feel completely sober. When on shrooms, you can tell but DMT you feel more sober than when you’re sober. I can see why people think they died

[@PressuredComedy]

That first minute come up for me was always my most clear headed mental state ever.

[@saraniah]

That's really trippy... If you don't get high what is the point?

[@windycityflier23]

@@saraniah you don’t take DMT to get high. It’s spiritual and I’m a basic non-spiritual dude. I danced in a sea of souls and met what I perceived as Father Time

[@CryptoBill777]

@@saraniah DMT feels euphoric sometimes but one's headspace and sense of self usually feels sober, even while experiencing the most alien looking realms imaginable. Neil did 5MEO DMT, which is a different beast.

[@mikestaub]

I stared at the stars for a long time one night and I started to understand the vastness. It gave me a panic attack. Our minds are not supposed to grasp that scale.

[@Harry-jz1dn]

What he described is exactly what I went thru when I took a psychotic break. Took me a year to start recovering from it

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT dude also got all kinds of psychedelic stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram or Instagram as

[@bigtee6037]

@PHARMCLAN ¿¿

[@theotormon]

Getting into drugs messed my mind up, but 90% of the damage came from listening to the various gurus and taking them seriously.

[@addywachol3292]

the more they talk the worst they are

[@patrickwest7472]

I’m just going to stick with not doing drugs

[@CerealDust-nStuff]

It’s very wise to learn from the mistakes of others. Good call!

[@justdoityourself7134]

Good call. No need to cheat, all of the different states of mind can be achieved naturally and without the damage done by high concentrations of chemicals.

[@tomfrasz7311]

Your brain creates this naturally? You will do dmt. Haha as you die.

[@terrydemoe7653]

Me too!

[@SuperUAP]

Pfft. Never forget kids .. rehab is for quitters 😂

[@jakeharvey1431]

I was already a BAD alcoholic before being legally old enough to drink, my friend convinced me that 2.5 grams of shrooms would be amazing for me as we both have had problems with adhd, I went almost a full year without a single drop of alcohol and now I can drink 1 or 2 without feeling the absolute need to get hammered.

[@jakeharvey1431]

I smoked a DMT laced blunt in freshman year of college, worst part was I didn’t know what I smoked and I didn’t have a clue what DMT was. I didn’t necessarily have a bad trip but it was an eye opener, I saw myself from a Birds Eye view and saw my entire life and exactly why I turned out the way that I am, I also saw entities idk if they were good or bad they were just there, idk how long I was out but it felt like an eternity, I came back to reality slamming my foot on the floor and my hand against the wall and ended up getting escorted out of my dorm by several firemen as my roommate got the RA to call 911, for months after I would twitch uncontrollably at times, it was bad and slowly got less and less and I still twitch every now and then 6 years later. I never really struggled with anxiety before then but since then I have never been the same mental health wise. That was until I found shrooms ^^

[@TrumpThreetimes]

DMT is the most craziest experience have ever had in my entire life,but I was been helped out by a specialist who guided me through my first ever DMT experience,he got all kinds of psychedelics stuffs

[@TrumpThreetimes]

Dude is on telegram¿¿

[@TrumpThreetimes]

Swittymiller ¿¿

[@mattsheezy5469]

I recently had what I now know was a temporal lobe seizure. I had this incredible vision while sitting in my car where I was standing out in front of a school (like a daydream that completely overtook my awareness), & the crazy part was the overwhelming sense of familiarity (De Ja Vu). I couldn’t BELIEVE that I had forgotten about this place that I’d been to a million times before, it was like I was back home for 30 seconds, & then brought back to the matrix of my miserable life. You tell yourself that it’s a dream that you’re remembering, because you have no other frame of reference. The feeling of recognition about this place was so amazing. It’s happened to me 3 times, & just before I smelled the oddest smell each time, I thought my cars engine was burning up.

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT,dude also got all kinds of psychedelics stuffs in his store,and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram as,

[@bigtee6037]

@Coldtrips ¿¿

[@Cloudy_Jones]

I used to take acid A LOT and when I stopped I still had residual mental effects for years, like it took a lot to get me stressed or angry for a long time, psychedelic are incredible I wish I had a guy for them again.

[@fronthole]

acid is nice to have around

[@uunn1ttyy]

What he calls dmt flashback is a kundalini awakening.. it's your life force rising and opening you to the point there is no separation. the thing is, in the beginning after these experience is the EGO desperately tries to get grip again. Especially when you are a person who needs to be in control. When u cant fully surrender.. allot of the time it results in ego inflation. Enlightenment is a blessing for the ones who are ready for it but a nightmare for those who resist it and are not. It's peeling layers... until the point you know that the real you is. the all. The collective conciousness..

[@heidikeller50]

I understand what you are saying (mostly by amateur researching), some personal experience. For something to be gained, something must be lost. I remember crying for the loss. Spiritual disciplines prepare a person for years through discipline and daily practice. It must be such a sacrifice to allow the Kundalini to rise, one must need to be so ready...

[@keepitlowkey3053]

I agree. I felt exactly this when doing bath salts.

[@denisla3546]

Or it could just be psychotic brake there's that also... if it dosnt benefits u to survive better in this life right now and not lose grip on reality u can call it whatever i call it psychosis...EGO is keeping u alive my friend ,woo woo people are demonizing ego too much its not a bad guy its part of u like it or not..

[@ge0metr1xx]

A flashback is not a kundalini awakening. Not at all the same.

[@maxtroy]

Dude actually had a left hemisphere visual migraine (right visual field shimmered then turned to dancing white noise)

[@TrumpThreetimes]

this legit specialist guided me through my first experience, they ships all kinds of psychedelic products discreetly.

[@TrumpThreetimes]

¿¿Swittymiller

[@TrumpThreetimes]

¿¿Dude is on telegram

[@samuelhatlestad6676]

I wish people would glorify psychedelics less and discuss the dangers of it too. It requires responsibility and caution.

[@MichellePrater-ez3dj]

Psychedelic can help your addictions and depression if you try micro dosing, I strongly recommend that you try it and I have a trained mycologist that will give you a good trip

[@MichellePrater-ez3dj]

Dude is on telegram¿¿

[@deepfiix]

It took me about 15 years to feel normal, 25 years now and I still feel the presence if I am not careful.

[@mifegreen5960]

Please elaborate. How did you not "feel normal?" What did it feel like? I kinda know what you mean with shrooms but DMT is a whole different level, or so they say

[@AyatoIlah]

Jeez buddy. Its intense but you're being a bit dramatic

[@deepfiix]

@@mifegreen5960 Its feels like peeling back the face of reality and seeing what is behind it. If you imagine a painting and you rip the painting off the frame and you see what is behind the painting. Reality feels the same now, I saw what was behind reality and now I can't go back to normal. Nothing feels real anymore, even my own reflection in a mirror makes me trip out.

[@deepfiix]

@@AyatoIlah So how do I make reality go back to normal and stop feeling like I'm an Alien on this planet in the wrong reality?

[@deepfiix]

@@mifegreen5960 Also, I took a bLade and unalivened myself about ten years ago but all that happened is I woke up in a timeline where death didn't occur. It's Quantum immortality everytime and I can see the atoms that make us.

[@mbingham666]

In March of 2001, I took 25 hits of acid, drank 8-10 beers, and smoked pot.... I crossed the Great Divide, yanked the eyelid off my third eye, opened myself up to the entire collective unconscious... Whatever you want to call it Basically I overloaded myself. I immediately started having panic attacks, I could not even drive 5 minutes to where I worked. I couldn't cope faz the overload of reality I was experiencing. I was also stuck with constant visual hallucinations. Like parallel lines would wiggle in my peripheral vision, Not the bullshit made up stuff like " I saw a pink elephant" I found that the only way to cope was to drink extremely large amounts of alcohol, and I basically stayed drunk 24/7 until my pancreas exploded. It's been 23 years now, and I'm still not 100% I'd say I'm back to 80 to 90% of my old self. You know after you're halfway through a haunted house and you've been jump scared a few times, you're walking around crouched over nervously expecting the next jump scare.... That's how I feel 24/7, like death itself is going to come around a corner and jump out at me It's like the world is muted. Once everything's been turned up to 11, going back to 5 just is underwhelming. I'm not depressed, I'm not super happy, If you came to my door and said "hey I have $100,000 for you here", I would just be like "oh okay thanks" Be careful out there guys

[@MikasWithAttitude]

Amateur

[@bushcraftadventure5215]

What made you do such a large amount?

[@rockyp32]

If you died right now are you a 100% sure you’d go to Heaven? It's because you have sin all people have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. What is sin? Sin is essentially any bad thing we've ever done. Because of sin this is is the punishment “But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.” ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭21‬:‭8‬ ‭KJV‬‬ Jesus who is God in heaven came down to Do u know why you have to be saved? Do u know the story of Jesus? (If yes skip next step) if not do next step. God came down to earth as a man. Lived for 33 and a half years. He never sinned his whole life. Eventually some people got jealous of him and got him convicted of phony charges. He got crucified on the cross. Died. Was buried for 3 days then he was resurrected by his own power. Do you know why Jesus went through all this bloody mess for us? Remember how I said we can't go to heaven because of your sin? The only thing that can wash away your sins in the blood of Jesus Christ “But God shows his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” ‭‭Romans‬ ‭5‬:‭8‬ ‭KJV‬‬ God did all that to save us from hell "Much more than, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him.” ‭‭Romans‬ ‭5‬:‭9‬ ‭KJV‬‬ Ephesians 2:8-9 “We’re saved by Grace through faith which is not of ourselves it is the gift of God not by works for fear any man should boast” Salvation is not by good works like “water baptism, attending church, any good thing you do” “For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death.” ‭‭2 Corinthians‬ ‭7‬:‭10‬ ‭KJV‬‬ Feeling godly sorrow leads to salvation “that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.” ‭‭Romans‬ ‭10‬:‭9‬ ‭KJV‬‬ All you gotta do is tell God out loud with your mouth you feel guilty and sorry for being a sinner. Then you just gotta tell him in a prayer. “Dear God I repent as a sinner. I believe Jesus is God who died buried and resurrected I accept his sacrifice for my sins I accept him as my lord and savior” But know just repeating these words won’t save you. You must genuinely mean them from your heart.

[@griselbrand]

🤙

[@poindextertunes]

@@rockyp32please quit shoving your religion down ppls throats

[@aaronplunkett1094]

I had something like that. I was at work at a bar. I opened the fridge door to grab a glass and it hit me. I could see reality, but I had an overlay of green Lazer shooting through a dance floor with a smoke machine on overdrive. I snapped out of it when the girl I was working with touched my hand and asked if I was okay. I have no clue how long I was there for, but the amazing feel you get from ecstasy and rave dancing persisted for 10 minutes after. I had massive pupils and found it hard to hide it. I've since done E and other stimulants/psychedelics countless times and have never experienced anything like it since (happened 15 years ago)

[@Trash-Castle]

Homie just explained what it’s like to be in a horrific accident, die and experience the process of PTSD

[@catythatzall4now]

Th human brain is flooded naturally with DMT when we die.

[@matthewguzda4075]

Funny thing, I was on shrooms one time starring at the stars on a cold clear night and kinda realizing how the stars are all in a depth of a field. They weren't just a big dipper one star next to another but appeared as the big dipper from our perspective but that in reality they are all closer and further away. I should say that it's like seeing and knowing something you're whole life but then one day you look at something and see it in a new way . You're way of seeing something you've seen forever becomes different. You pay attention a little more deeply. We filter out so much of the world around us because we must focus our minds on whatever task at hand that the experience with shrooms kinda free your mind from.

[@BenRichards-kh7bk]

You just described an interesting thing everyone does but no one knows they are doing. Perhaps the stars are just there, Or, are they for our viewing?

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

Yup earths flat.

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

Stars are just spirits in the firmament theres no space.

[@JonnyUnderrated]

cool story! Yeah we blind ourselves often to the beauty and true nature of the Universe and/or Earth life because we are pre occupied with everyday bullshit non stop. Things that dont really matter in the long run but we need for the short term. Its nice to step outside of that fake reality now and then and see through things

[@splitfire2001]

I saw that on shrooms too in the desert. Amazing the first time I noticed it. You can see the milky way's structure and depth

[@PsychoSk8r4bg]

This is the kind of description of DMT I’ve been waiting for ever since it was popularised People mostly only talk about the moment of taking it

[@nuntana2]

Had some not very nice intense times but always found the afterglow to be sublime.

[@Roses_R_redeR]

This is kind of what I go through without the trip first... And the only thing that helps me out this moment... Is constantly making music.... 🥀🥀🥀🌹🥀🥀🥀

[@dengdiddididdi]

I have idendical experience from DMT. That was a very difficult period in my life. All the time I knew that nothing was “wrong,” but it was intensly hard work to try to lead a normal life.

[@kscottmichael]

I experienced a similar thing with the ayahuasca/dmt door. I was opened up too much too, especially for first few weeks. Very anxious, felt just very “visible” to things, like vulnerable, like it could all see me for awhile. And there were a couple that were too interested in me, in a spooky way. Eventually, after some months, and about a year in total later, i dont feel like they can really see me anymore. My regular guy, human brain filter is nice and thick again. It was hard, and i thought id have to get help for awhile there. But im better for it, i understand anxiety A LOT better now, in an empathetic way that’s helped me connect with struggling people better. Anyway, i shared something similar.

[@breestep9591]

Ayahuasca had the same effect on me. I was way too open to the other side and felt like they were going to take me back at any moment. Very dark energies. It was awful. I was afraid to fall asleep because I would dream I was in the trip again.

[@shannpeirra607]

Haha.. " What is steps.. " 😂😂 I know exactly what he meant by this. It's exhausting A.F. not being able to comprehend your own capacity or your surrounding enviroment. Glad that he's finally come back to earth and has embraced this experience to enrich his life. 😌

[@ryckarduhryckarduh180]

I know this is uncalled for but those are the kind of thoughts I have all the time maybe Ive been on dmt all my life

[@hoezyyy]

I had that since i was a little kid. Looking at my hands thinking about wtf is all this? What am i? ​@@ryckarduhryckarduh180

[@SeenGod]

i remember tripping on shrooms and looking at the little green clock on the microwave, and the numbers were just 88:88 😂 blew my mind

[@ethansleeper6952]

Its like… you lose your positionality… i’d also get this feeling like everywhere i looked i was looking at myself… like i couldn’t get away from “this”

[@SabrinaDHenson]

I understand it because I'm autistic. I've lived my entire life like that lol

[@Hossflex]

I’ve done DMT probably 10 times. Two I remember the most. One, after the waiting room, I went to a place where these totem poles came up out of no where with these wild symbols in blue and red colors. Then two praying mantis like creatures who looked like the totem poles came out of the ground and started dancing in unison. Every once in a while they shook their bodies and it sounded like a million maracas shaking at the same time. A bunch of other stuff happened but that’s what I remember most. The second, I think I hit what this dude is talking about. I took a massive dose, biggest I’ve ever had to date. I skipped all of the regular intro stuff. Went straight to a place that was all white with a bigger brighter white thing that kept morphing. All I could hear was tv static. It was deafening. I thought I died and finally accepted that I had died here and passed on. I eventually pieced existence back together and came too. It was super scary but also liberating.

[@Hossflex]

@BensonMaami get out of here scammer

[@ricardopena3070]

What he said about dmt opening his mind is true, it happened to me on lsd like if someone opened my mind wide open with their hands from the top of my cranium and after that I was never the same, I feel more connected and sensitive to the universe, coincidences, synchronicity, manifestation etc.

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT dude also got all kinds of psychedelic stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram or Instagram as

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[@legendofthepwn2117]

For me, the most profound benefit I have seen from psychedelics has been a broadened perspective. I find it easier to relate to others, understand their perspectives, understand myself, and I feel a stronger connection to the world around me. I also feel things more intensely. Like if emotions were colors, they are more vivid colors now than before. My experiences have included psilocybin and lsd a handful of times spread out over long periods of time. After my first experience about 19 years ago, I had the exact same feeling about my experience as they described in this episode. The experience was like reformatting my hard drive and installing a fresh/clean OS. I went sky diving for the first time in 2022. The experiences of sky diving and taking psychedelics to me feels similar in approach. You can imagine what either experience is like, but unless you actually do it, you will never truly comprehend....not even close. They both have possible risks participants must consider and weigh beforehand but the experiences are unlike anything else. I feel anxiousness and excitement leading up to a psychedelic trip similar to how I would feel before jumping out of a plane. They are both very intense experiences. But, unlike the 5 minutes journey back to earth skydiving, these psychedelics will take you on a wild 8-12 hour ride within yourself while stepping at least one foot outside of your previously normal standard perception of reality.

[@kokopelli2781]

Try sky diving while tripping off 250ugs of LSD and 3.5 of shrooms .2MDMA and a hit from the bong.

[@Charlie.c19]

I saw another comment that put it quite simply; you are pretty much rolling the dice with psychosis purely for a bit more perspective on existence. I feel like my perspective has widened just about enough from smoking weed for 9 years since I was 17. I used to want to do LSD and psilocybin, but realised after a few bad nights from smoking too much weed around a year into it, and the effects on my thoughts for days afterwards, that I cannot handle the potential of fucking my mind up just for a bit more perspective. Perspective is one thing, but the actual tangible quality of a sound mind is worth more, in my humble opinion. I still smoke weed now. Why? I don't know. Just out of habit, I suppose. But I'm not gonna pretend that with the reality of probably getting engaged and hopefully married to my girlfriend soon, and having a secure job that I need to do well in to make a good life for myself, I'm not gonna bullshit myself into thinking that broadening my mind more is a good thing, or continuing to get stoned for no reason is a good thing. The really ironic thing is that it was Joe and Eddie's long conversations on the podcast years ago discussing smoking weed and doing psychadelics that got me in the mindset of "I wanna try this". Thankfully I just stopped at weed and went no further, and I'm realising now that the weed has run it's course for me. I could probably do with the occasional hit every now and again, but not 3 joints every evening for no reason. I guess what I'm tryna say here is don't disregard your sanity and hold on what you know matters, as that is more valuable than experimenting with the unknown and broadening your perspective.

[@ongodddd]

@@Charlie.c19good for you man seriously. Dont listen to these fried ass dudes in the comments seriously. Ive been there done ALL of it and you dont need any of that stuff to gain a better perspective. It can help, but you definitely dont need it, and i i think its severely irresponsible to give it to/recommend it to people without informing them of what that stuff can do beforehand. People need to do their research and not take that stuff lightly. I dont regret doing any of it, but there were better times than others.

[@jazzycat312]

Whew. TMI.

[@333rdAlchemist]

At 6:40 Neil describes pretty much exactly what I went through after a series of 5 g mushroom trips. I did several years ago. After the final 7 g trip, I had what can only be described as a religious experience where my psyche reverted to how I used to be before I let the world change me. I was “pre-psychotic” for a month and felt very touch and go with what I could handle on a day to day basis. But as my psyche healed slowly, as the months went on, I became effortlessly more generous and conscious of how my actions and intention affected everyone around me. I felt true curiosity and wonder again after years of being comparatively dead inside, love felt sweet again, my own company was good to be in after a decade and change of hating myself. I put myself through the ringer with all of those trips with the intention of trimming the spiritual and emotional fat around my psyche, intuitively I knew that I had to put myself through this ordeal to become a better version of myself. Lord oh Lord, did it kick my ass, but it was worth it.

[@thecandyman0999]

That's the point man, MUSHROOMS/Ayuausca is supposed to "HEAL" you in many different ways & sort of "clean" the dirt & junk out of your mind so you can think, feel, & be creative again. Its really a very remarkable thing to be able to do, using just a medium dose of magic mushrooms! Pure, 100% natural, organic medicine. No need for junk pills & poisonous drugs from the pharmacies, to be taken every day. All you need is ONE dose of mushrooms or other semi-safe & natural psychedelic & you will have long-lasting effects for months & sometimes even years afterwards. Stay safe, & have a great day friend. ❤😅

[@danielmorris7648]

The fact that there is a large group of people that would read what you just wrote and agree with you is terrifying to me. What you just said is some of the most ridiculous BS I may have ever heard.

[@thecandyman0999]

"PRE-PSYCHOTIC?" WHOA MAN! Lay off the Crystal Meth!

[@Clazbrah]

​@danielmorris7648 can you explain why that's terrifying and why you think that's BS?

[@hoopslaa5235]

Well intelligence right there says don’t do 7g trips, that’s all I needed to hear. But cool story bro

[@JaiSea223]

Great 👍 content.. love hearing different peoples perspectives on these topics

[@bigtee6037]

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[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram or Instagram as,

[@bigtee6037]

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[@amaryllisequistra]

2:58 It’s not that he hadn’t considered the information before, it’s that it was all available to him, 24/7, whether he wanted it or not. It’s overwhelming until you learn to focus your attention.

[@amaryllisequistra]

@GomezHector-qo9el Not a cold trip, but a spiritual awakening (if you believe in such things). The filter (in neuroscience language, the default mode network DMN) is dampened and you can perceive a huge amount, which is overwhelming if you don’t know what’s going on. Marc Leavitt wrote a book about this that i find very accurate called (i think), Behind the Scenes.

[@stephenmugeche8117]

N,N-DMT cured my depression and set me free from a religious cult I was in for almost 20 years. Best decision of my life.

[@CivilizedSavage]

Which cult are you in now? I'm a believer

[@stephenmugeche8117]

@CivilizedSavage I still believe there is a God but I don't subscribe to any organized religion.

[@mattcrouch8984]

You notice how he said 5-MeO? 😅 I wonder what he actually took.

[@thatdude3977]

Mormon?

[@romans8024]

shouldn't be in a cult, like rest of us😊

[@jimbrown5605]

Dmt took me to the end of interstellar falling through the parallel universes. It was like an elevator ride from top floor to bottom floor w/ the doors wide open. 100+ mph free fall and every "floor" was another realm? Or parallel universe. When I stopped I was looking straight at the Sphinx on a sunny day. No online photo is the angle I was viewing. No explanation. None needed. Massive tension ran up my spine.. Take backs is I live every second of every moment in life too tense. I need to relax my entire soul. Its a work in progress. I no longer need a psychedelic as nothing will beat the first break through. Amazing substance.

[@jimbrown5605]

Took me 18 Min to recuperate. 18 months? He must support JoeyB

[@vrod9803]

Elevator? For me it was a Rollercoaster ride

[@jimbrown5605]

@vrod9803 yes I was in what seemed like a colorful freefalling elevator (doors open) and stopped in Egypt haha.

[@Technaci0us]

This is rad, and he definitely sounds like a supporter of the sniffer.

[@YeafterDawn]

I haven’t done MDMA, DMT or partake in mama Ahyuasca but when he was saying “what is steps , why am I person” etc. I sooo felt and understood just from my shroom experiences

[@JohnKrasinski-wo7jx]

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[@TheLickylips]

Thanks for sharing Neal, you're the first person I hear talking about this kind of experience and I can relate. Good luck to humanity and to nature. We are in this together (saying this loudly helps me calm my mind)!

[@Fruitloop30]

This stuff gets you away from the truth. Wake up. Your in Satans Matrix, Jesus is real and the world wants to do everything to convince you not to follow him. THINK ABOUT IT IM NOT WRONG. Wake up!!!!

[@SeeSawMassacre]

While i truly don't want to disquiet your mind, we are certainly not in this together at all. I've been trying to get together with people, actually trying, and it isn't working at all. We are against each other. Of course complete indifference is the norm, thankfully. Most people are very alone, especially now. We pretend we're together through illusions, like this video of two people talking who don't know or care who you and i are. It would be better if we stopped pretending things were real that are not. And examining our own navels, as my grandma used to say. We're almost entirely neglecting what's real and what could exist.

[@tylerray92]

Its crazy to be 50 and still fall for the trap of thinking you figured out time after tripping something 😂

[@fronthole]

One day at a time brotha

[@TacticalScheme]

Alot of people fall for it but I think the real lesson is, at least from my experience, is we don't know anything but everything will be okay.

[@dustinb1070]

Yep. I'm never trying DMT. I don't need to be somewhere random a week later and have a trip again.

[@JoshuaBortnick]

Those who chose to keep their Off - will be "fucked to catch up"

[@dustinb1070]

@@JoshuaBortnick I've watched enough people die that I know that's not the truth.

[@spilzspillssomethingspecia1003]

Not quite how it works but atleast you know its not for you lol

[@Tazx15x]

It's only 15 min trip but some people do too much and fuck there brain up

[@1130MarsV]

HPPD

[@cooney2011]

I love his description of his journey, he's great with his words.

[@bigtee6037]

*I'll refer you to this mycologist who has been my guide on my journey on DMT,,DMT save me from depression and anxiety....dude also got all kinds of psychedelic stuffs in his store and ship discreetly to any location*

[@bigtee6037]

They're on telegram or Instagram as

[@bigtee6037]

@PHARMCLAN

[@SolutionsWithin]

After studying Hinduism for 15 years, I think the reason westerners have a hard time with feeling the same stuff that quantum physics teaches us, is because of being raised in a religion (monotheistic, Abrahamic, controlling instead of freeing). Hindus and Buddhists are usually taught these scientific style enlightenment aspects as part of natural learning and experience, so it’s not shocking (or needed really) to experience it with psychedelics. Cheers 💫☮☯🕉

[@Benw3790]

Why am I not surprised that Neal Brennan is the guy who says he had this type of “experience” man wtf bro. This doesn’t happen to anyone else. And what I mean by that is, everyone is pretty much back to “normal” within at least 3-4 days. I had to edit this just to throw in the fact that I’ve tripped way too many times to count. Shrooms, acid and DMT. I’ve never done ayahausca. I’ve had super profound trips to where I’ve changed my life for like a week and then go back to normal. I’ve had “flashbacks” plenty of times. I have a lot of friends who have walked away from trips that totally changed their lives but it never lasted more than a week or two. lol

[@djsubliminalreeve]

Nope my dad knew a guy that lost it and never came back permanently stuck in a trip. Also knew a lad who had a whole bottle at a rave accidently dropped on his skin and the lsd made me fucked up mentally and bordeine retarded forever.

[@OneOut1]

LSD *ucked my older brother up and changed him for life and not in a good way.

[@Potent1al]

​@OneOut1 how was he before? In what ways has he changed?

[@OleMariusHovind]

Anyone else? Thousands of people have probably experienced EXACTLY this! Plenty cases of people being stuck, going psycho and just never recovering. Your too narrow minded and into this if you can´t acknowledge that.

[@NFSlegend2]

I know a couple people its ruined their lives for ever. One of them thinks up suicide every single day and wishes the never tried

[@breadlowry]

Im a geology and archeology geek. Even sober, when i think about geology and evolution and the vast time scales involved, I get really tripped out.

[@Hexnilium]

I do not suggest psychedelics unless you're on very solid ground. Deep time is immense just like the size of the universe and so much.

[@justsayin3600]

I wasn't doing drugs but did smoke some weed when I went to Alaska, way up in Barrow and hung with the natives, it felt like a spiritual experience because everything seemed so simple, ancient and prehistoric. There was something that just felt ancient about being in the middle of nowhere, hearing nothing but silence and nature. I could literally hear my pulse. At that moment I realized why I could barely hear the natives when they talked. It was because they have ZERO noise pollution. The Catholics settled there and brought religion, but I asked one native, what was the religion before missionaries? He said, we worshiped nature. Deep and remote Alaska blew my mind. Especially how old it felt. It's like it had its own personality and identity. The rocks were dark, undisturbed, old. The sand along the Beaufort and Chuckchi Sea seemed like no one had ever walked on them. After storms the natives would walk along the beach finding mammoth bones, and tusks. That place blew my mind!

[@Nobody71090]

I personally really look forward to Neils updates and find it fascinating

[@quaeroseeker3414]

I've experienced split screen as well.. more like seeing both versions of reality at the same time but your eyes can't decide which one to present so you get a mix.. plain reality vs the one being created in your mind

[@caroline7648]

plain reality is so boring, yet exactly what we need the reality created in your mind leads to interesting places, but can make you go insane trying to mix the two is an impossible task

[@ptcpresents50]

Sounds like my shroom trip after knocking 8 grams. Life changing and it took me 2 years to recover(but not fully) some 23 years ago. Even if I smoke too much weed today, that feeling comes back. And it is quite unbearable. But I always manage thankfully and my creative flux is out there.

[@carljames4453]

I’ve had flashback to shroom trio when I get too high lol

[@jimmyblundell7600]

He just described exactly what I felt like after a string of earth shatterring panic attacks back to back to back. I’ve never done DMT or anything, but that mental space sounds a hell of a lot like DP/DR with the lovely bonus of philosophical overthinking. It’s fucking painful man. Took me several years and it was utterly unbearable. I’ve found my groove for the most part now, but some of that anxiety still lingers in the back at all times, worried it will happen again.

[@ethansleeper6952]

Like the whole thing about feeling like if you died itd just keep going is so real… very uncomfortable

[@tomjay8567]

I know exactly what you're talking about. You described it to a T. Especially when your mind wanders to existential questions. The DP/DR makes it feel like you're going crazy. At least if it were to happen again though you'll know it can be fixed. That's how I look at it now since I'm better.

[@chifreak6]

His description is also on point & gave me the chills. I went thru the same thing only mine was coming off an antidepressant, a benzo & gabapentin. Was pretty sure I was dying. Took the better part of 10 months before I felt just semi-normal. Now 6 yrs later I still suffer severe brain fog, muscles are damaged from the spasms, etc. it was horrid. Weed got me thru it I believe & now that's my main medicine. Big pharma can go play with a stick. Plant medicine is the way to go imo.

[@carnafillian113]

@@chifreak6what would happen if you stopped using weed? Don’t you think it would be the same thing?

[@chifreak6]

It's mostly for pain. Helps with tremors. Do struggle sometimes still with anxiety & depression...I don't have withdrawals coming off or quitting weed. That's what I love about it.

[@hogg1220]

I’ve never recovered from my newfound sense of eternal time. I always felt existential dread for not having enough time to live until I tripped. Now I have existential dread of knowing there is too much time, so that we have probably lived countless times and will continue to do so. I feel like my existence would change very little if it never occurred or ceased to occur. All the happy “You are special and we’re lucky to have you around” does very little to change how I feel. As much as I appreciate the kind sentiments. A little nothing appreciates me as another little nothing, so we’re nothing as one. Keeps me kinda sane ig. If u read that, then thank you have a nice day.

[@TrumpThreetimes]

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[@BenShapero]

If any of you are planning on reading these comments or watching this while tripping, pleaseeee turn back now

[@bigtee6037]

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[@bigtee6037]

Dude is on telegram as,

[@bigtee6037]

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[@alanbell4097]

Don't often comment on these but I had an experience where the mind had a door open that's not closed since 2006. Hearing Neil's experience its nice that he got better from it. 😂 the door was seeing people only by their influences and inspirations. It's helpful for seeing through most people's bs though, I've never complained about it

[@OligosFew]

Would you please expound in your before and after experience please? I'm just not understanding what you are saying about people.