This has nothing to do with science.
This is religion through and through.
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Well, so long as it is concerned partly with the DMT being taken externally, it is science.
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Definitely true, but how else can you do science in the subjective world of experience? Should it remain outside the realm of science forever?
The whole point that is being made is that the experiences of all religions the world over are most likely coming from this immensely powerful chemical thats extremely similar to seratonin and gives geometrical/mathematical visions of intelligent beings. Now they're obviously coming from inside us, but that itself does not make it any less significant.
The Universe is Fractal on all perceivable levels, read some modern science literature and see for yourself. God being within is spoken of Universally. Alien abduction phenomenon share the same template as auto-Shamanic initiation and Angel/Demon visitations.
A fractal reality is an extremely potent and neat explanation to how all of these strange experiences could be subjectively real. It explains how we can feel at one with the Universe/God, simply because a fractal process contains all the information at once. Like the DNA in all living things, its a simple code of 4 opposite proteins. This idea IS what mankind is converging on. Its beautiful, poetic and most of all validates all the worlds religious history.
you sound like that shaman from the movie. i recommend the film Enter the Void, it also has to do with DMT and the out of body experience.
whenever someone says they've spoken with god i'm now going to respond by saying it was an effect of DMT.
From what I understood after watching the documentary...The DMT study itself only examined changes in brain chemistry during a DMT hallucination and their research efforts actually generated plenty of physiological and biological data... Before these types of studies (i.e., serotonin & behavior), we hardly knew anything about the brain. Now, I don't know exactly how reliable the studies were, but it is still science.
Anyway, the doc merely touched on the reported spiritual aspects of DMT use. The researchers never documented these experiences within the actual studies themselves...but thought it worth bringing to light at some point. I am sure all of the like-minded clones within the scientific community laugh at this whole idea.