I remember looking up DMT a while ago, seems like it would be cool to do just once. But i'll just wait till i die for it be naturally be released, don't want to take any chances of doing it and never being the same.
Hey jerk, you mean to tell me you think I would try and utilize some seemingly other-worldly power and wield my magic wand in hopes of sleeping with women???????????? ABSOF**KINGLUTELY! It's ironic you say that, Sac, I can't tell you how many stories/times the LoA has worked to my benefit with females. Long story short for an example, I've tested the waters just to see how far it could go, and you could argue that I've ended a 6 year relationship only to fool around with the girl a short few weeks later. LoA eliminates coincidence. I have GROUPIES yall lol... groupies... and I ain't SHIT right now Yet there's women who will sleep with me purely based off the strength of my music, and I'm only 5% where I plan/want to be. And it's not like I'm sacrificing a sheep in my bed to do it. Once you really grasp the understanding, a lot of it is just powerful wandering thoughts that you think about through out the day and either the next day or three months from then, you'll see someone or something happen that connects the dots from those previous fleeting thoughts and it hits you like a brick to the face. Truly amazing. Obviously, this is just a shallow reason to utilize it as there is so much more the LoA has to offer. Oh hell yeah man, I love diving into the topic of. I'll knock out that a lil later!
Ya what this guy said... help a brotha out I've read/watched tons of vids on dmt and just would love to experience it and if its anything like shrooms i personally believe i would really enjoy it
Meditation: Spoiler Alright.. first off.. I have little experience doing meditation, but I've read a good deal into it. The main catch to meditation is, obviously, you have to meditate. And often. The more you get it down, the greater the contribution.. I've read much on it, experienced not enough simply due to my own laziness to incorporate it into a daily regime. BUT - that's solely due to my inhibitions. If there's one thing I could change, it's my drive to apply meditation into a daily routine. Despite the fact that I don't, I don't discredit the immense benefit from meditating. I've experienced enough to know meditating is legit, I'm just too stubborn to continue and incorporate it into my daily exercise. But I can't stress - if you're truly interested in starting it - START IT. The way I treat meditating is like vitamins. It's GREAT for you, but I constantly underestimate its benefits and eventually do without. Coming from someone who doesn't do it as often as he should - DO IT. That's MY downfall. Unfortunately, I don't utilize as much as I should, but fortunately I can recognize that I'm doing myself a disservice by doing so. After many different reads and research, if you were to dive head first into meditating, I would go directly to this book source: "How to Meditate" by Lawrence LeShan ( http://www.amazon.com/How-Meditate-...id=1341642388&sr=1-2&keywords=how+to+meditate ) IMO, this is the most simple "how-to" on getting started, and of course, there's other books to dive deeper, especially once you realize which method works best for you. This book will spell out every different meditative approach and put the ball in your court as to which method works best. A personal story of mine from the book.. The first time I knew meditation was legit, was through a beginner breathing exercise I used when in Colorado. The exercise simply calls for you to monitor your breathing in 4-breath intervals. I do the exercise around 1 in the afternoon (literally starting around 1:00). And did the exercise, for what felt like no longer than 20 minutes. Obviously (in my mind) awake during the entire 20. Then the girl I was on vacation with interrupted me in my meditation and the time was 3:30.... So what literally felt like (a wide open awake) 20 minutes - winded up being an awake over-two-hours. Other than that, I've had moments when I could HEAR my pineal gland popping open, signifying a moment of open creativity as if I were receiving a a beam of information from a greater source.. I'm lazy with meditating.. but don't make the same mistake. It's undoubtably a powerful tool used for life and unlocking certain thoughts, plans, answers, or getting out of dead-ins. As far as lucid dreaming: Spoiler A-FUCKING-MAZING. For anyone unaware. Lucid dreaming is being consciously aware that you are dreaming whenever you dream. Lucid dreaming is a very freakishly real technique, more or so used in the mainstream via the movie Inception. Lucid Dreaming is in summation becoming aware that you are in a dream state, utilizing that dream state to your advantage in an infinite amount of ways. In a nut shell, everything you dream, is information already processed in your brain (whether you recognize it or not). Therefore - often times, inventors would look to their dreams to find the answers needed to further expand on inventions, theories, etc. But on a materialistic playing field, lucid dreaming is literally playing within the Matrix. Doing WHATEVER you want, However you want, whenever you want. After much research, the one book that truly did the trick for me was "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" (http://www.amazon.com/Exploring-Wor...qid=1341643717&sr=1-1&keywords=lucid+dreaming) Of all books, this had the greatest introduction to that I found. (and the only you'd need). Just liek the law of attraction, there's many techniques that can be taught to further utilize lucid dreaming as a tool to unlock certain ideas you never thought you had. But I'll just leave you with my very first lucid dream: This is after maybe over a week of lucid dreaming training, Just like Inception, it's good to have a "dream token" that could be used to dictate wether or not you're dreaming... One given fact in lucid dreaming, is when in your dream-state, there is absolutely no tell of time. what-so-ever. Time or what makes sense with time, doesn't exist in lucid dreams. And THATS the catch. We all have lucid dreams, but mentally can't catch on to the fact we're having them when our mind confuses it for reality. So, for an example, my first lucid dream I was standing outside of my busy, in-use, highschool...... but it was night fall and dark out. That tiny factor gave me the hint that something wasn't normal. Upon realizing you're in a lucid dream - you can literally do anything. Whatever your hearts desire. So my first lucid dream went like this: I came to realization when I was outside of the highschool I graduated from, Jersey Village.. only the whole set up was different, and it was clearly night time while all these kids were "in school". I was sitting on this stoop just within the main doors looking up at the 2nd floor balcony of students. To test if I were in a lucid dream, I found some dime piece on the 2nd floor saying to myself "That hot blonde will turn around and make eye contact" ...sure enough, the stranger blonde turned around making direct eye contact with me.... Could have been coincidence right? So I focused on this kid on the 2nd floor, predicting him dropping his class book from the 2nd floor to the bottom. Sure enough, the douche dropped his book. So I said "wait a minute... lemme really test this whole thing out" and imagined a kid SWINGING from 2nd floor, safely to the ground floor all via tree vine. Next thing I know, I hear Tarzan making a daring exit from the second floor to the first. I had realized I was in complete control of my dream. Then went on to bang three girls I had had a crush on at the time.. all while editing a feature length movie. Some way to conclude a dream right????? Well I'm drunk while typing this and probably didn't do anything any justice. so I'll review in the morning and tag on to anything I left out!
