DMT is a very interesting drug, and it certainly does take your mind into places where time, space, and even individuality really lose meaning. Those parts of “you” just fade into the background, and are wholly insensible. It provokes an extremely powerful experience that, given the wrong life-context, can be extremely unpleasant.
My experiences were few, but all extremely positive. They gave me a sense of being “gone”, but never “outside”.

But given the consistency of the experiences — all stylized from a very narrow range of tangible, visual, aural and also linguistic sensations — they certainly seemed both like distinguishable “parts”, and like wholly opaque, independent “entities”. I’m sure that, with the right comportment, the drug would be a powerful therapeutic.

“DMT:The Spirt Molecule”, By DR. Richard Strassman, “The Big Book of Near Death Experiences: The Ultimate Guide to What Happens When We Die” by P.M.H. Atwater, “PSI Spies: The True Story of America’s Psychic Warfare Program” by Jim Marrs, “The Field Updated Ed: The Quest for the Secret Force of the Universe”, by Lynne McTaggart (amazing!), “The Secret Life of Plants” by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, and last but definitely not least…the two stunning books by the hypnotherapist DR. Michael Newton, “Journey of Souls” and the follow-up only made at the requests of the public, called “Destiny of Souls”.

If, as a solid group of well documented books that spans the governmental offices of the world’s military research centers down to the documented research on average individuals to the tune of over 20,000 repeated and correlating separate research instances…research committed and enacted by skeptics and believers alike (all related and perfectly correlated) if that does not convince you – then you are beyond hope.

If you are sincere in your desire to change your understanding of life and existence itself -while still within this skin called ‘life’, then you should march forward and consider these books as a core group of books that have what it takes to get the job done.

To expand your understanding of who and exactly what you actually are..will come at a cost of about $150 for the books..and the dedication required to read them all. After that, the onus would be within you, for the message will be considered as ‘delivered’ at that point.

Maybe with the right drug…

Yage is more commonly known as ayahuasca.

it is never smoked.

There is more to it than DMT, the entire notion of “active ingredients” was cooked up so pharma/industry could keep certain ingredients secret, innactive ingredients you may notice, needn’t be listed on the bottle.

But seriously, it seems the active ingredient in this is DMT. Which, from what I’ve read, really does cause quite odd visions; I remember reading the descriptions of someone who probably took DMT entirely too often, he said he would be transported to another place, and see strange morphing machine creatures. They seemed to generally reassure him but he could not really understand what they were saying. Oddly, it seems the one invariant from others who have used DMT is they all see similar creatures. The trip apparently lasts 5-10 minutes, but time starts to lose meaning in DMT-land, so it could seem much longer or shorter. I don’t know WHAT they are seeing but it does truly give them visions of some distant land (even if that land is somewhere in the person’s head.)