Help support this podcast by visiting VERSO: Go to ver.so/koncrete to save 15% on your order. OUTLINE 0:00 - Introduction 6:15 - Origins of DMT 12:39 - How our brain constructs reality 17:36 - Where is the DMT universe located? 34:51 - Can psychedelics harm you? 43:08 - Psychedelics & the brain 46:17 - Japanese culture & living in Japan 56:26 - What is happening in the brain when you do DMT 1:24:19 - How the sense of smell is tied to memory 1:32:58 - MK-Ultra & amphetamine studies 1:50:50 - Psychedelics & Neuroplasticity 1:55:05 - John Mack, Karry Mullis, paranormal activity, & aliens 2:05:57 - Hyper-dimensional worlds 2:27:09 - Is consciousness a living thing? 2:37:11 - Garry Nolan 2:39:50 - Extended-state DMT human research (DMTx) 2:57:51 - Mapping the DMT world & Timothy Leary’s ‘Experiential Typewriter’ 3:09:26 - Ancient civilizations 3:16:39 - Whats next for DMT research?
@JonDoe-wo3ec
Жыл бұрын
I wonder if you can do a cast on the subject of sphirot and kabbalah ,i beieve it has connections to this subject in reaching higher states
@riverrose3089
Жыл бұрын
Mapping beyond is nothing new, ive been doing it for 30 years and shamans have been doing it since before we started recording time. Dont let your ego blind the obvious truth. We think we are at the pinnacle of understanding instead of seeing we are at the pinnacle of stupidity and ego dominated existence..
@MilkoOfficialChannel
Жыл бұрын
Krøne hace 1 segundo 48:15 referring to this Tokyo part everyone should watch, if you haven’t yet, Gaspar Noe’s “Enter the Void
@ds698
Жыл бұрын
Is there anyway to get involved in this stuff? Listening to this guy is like listening to myself my own journey to finding out about this stuff. I’m a veteran and got into this realm for reasons of healing but I’m also vastly interested in the occult in a kind, almost like I just wish to know things and know more stuff and wisdom and knowledge and the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge tends to be the journey that heals the soul. I guess I yearn for that healing and the ability to help others.
@mikecove1
Жыл бұрын
The guest looks like one of the DMT elves
@BrentRoe
5 ай бұрын
I've been working with psilocybin for years there healing processes are mind blowing
@josemason7381
5 ай бұрын
I had a very positive life changing experience after taking shrooms many years ago. I still remember the trip it like it was yesterday.
@CharlesTownsend-lh4ro
5 ай бұрын
After my experience with shrooms I can confirm i have had some of the most profound mind bending experiences off exoticpsychepharmaceuticals
@JamesMmk-nc3dc
5 ай бұрын
Taking shrooms was 100% one of the most important experiences in my life. Everything has changed since my trip - I perceive things differently.
@CharlesTownsend-lh4ro
5 ай бұрын
Psychedelics should only be used with great care and respect, I would love to feel same man, how do you source them?
@JamesMmk-nc3dc
5 ай бұрын
dr.wheelershrooms
@williamrommel9040
Жыл бұрын
“You see, a secret is not something untold. It's something which can't be told. Try explaining a DMT trip to someone. It's as if the real secret experience of this world cannot be translated into such low dimensional language as human language.” Terence McKenna Profoundly life changing.
@kelly-bo-belly
Жыл бұрын
As someone with a chronic progressive neurological disease, I can confirm that language is wildly insufficient.
@meltedWax169
Жыл бұрын
Damn ive been having a theory about stuff like that for years. Glad i finally found sum like it
@AustinKoleCarlisle
Жыл бұрын
the ancient "mysteries" were something that needed to be experienced, that's why Jesus couldn't teach it, it had to be experienced.
@official_bearbull
Жыл бұрын
The "secret" is human sacrifice and blood deals...can't tell it or you get killed.
@dominicdangelo4801
Жыл бұрын
Everyone experiences the same thing. Or similar I could give u a gd firsthand acct Dif in mine.... typically ppl meet one being who is telepathic I saw 100-200 and they brought me to a window their world looked like ours if it were untouched.... Grass greener than green Water beyond blue it was transparent
@chefhomeboyardee8
Жыл бұрын
Hands down the most accessible and comprehensive interview on this subject that I have ever heard.
@NickMak-m2c
Жыл бұрын
I'm curious as to what his podcast with Hamilton was like, Hamilton seems more his type.
@dogcat2994
Жыл бұрын
I just started listening, can't wait to hear what this is all about.
@Jayemjigga
Жыл бұрын
@@NickMak-m2c personally I found this podcast better than the Hamilton one, it went a lot more in depth.
@LukePluto
Жыл бұрын
Should be aware of certain biases in Andrew's perspective. the Hamilton podcast was interesting since there was some opposition to Andrew's belief that the DMT experience involves external information vs. being purely in the brain
@NickMak-m2c
Жыл бұрын
@@LukePluto from the connotations and caveats, plus his other talk on the matter, I believe to some extent this may not be a totally naturally belief but something he has to do in order for academia to take it seriously, fund, etc. I'm not saying what he thinks one way or the other, it was just a sense I had from a few things he said, just a tickle of it
@jWir366
Жыл бұрын
Terence McKenna also said something along the lines of "In the future, drugs will become more like technology and technology will become more like drugs.
@Not_PretendingTV
3 ай бұрын
Wow
@abelibarra2930
Ай бұрын
So true.
@panninggazz5244
27 күн бұрын
well the time for this seems to be now on many levels.
@art-tb3um
Жыл бұрын
The way I described psychedelics to my friends is that i would feel more sober than regular sober and thus I always had a hard time accepting that these substances were "just drugs". I do nicotine and caffeine and those things feel like actual drugs with cravings. Mushrooms and LSD DO NOT. Matter of fact often under the influence of them, they tell me to stop taking them as frequent. Thus I end up partaking maybe once a year.
@MrTL3wis
9 ай бұрын
Exactly the same. Mushrooms told me, "Come here when you have questions; not for fun. This is not a playground. But, if you have questions; we can help."
@MrTL3wis
8 ай бұрын
@@beowulf_of_wall_st About once a year seems appropriate. They can be tough, but tough can be beneficial.
@tomasviane3844
5 ай бұрын
My experience with shrooms is that it's quite exhausting, so it's not something I would get addicted to. My friends all disliked the taste of them, but I adore the taste. I saw that as something positive. It's about 30 years ago, so maybe it's time for another session 🙂
@davidsolis1128
4 ай бұрын
@MrTL3wis i agree. shrooms will humble you too
@kronicassault1374
17 күн бұрын
Funny how that works isn’t it.
@melissamartinez3593
Жыл бұрын
This channel is under rated for sure man it’s got better guests than the joe Rogan podcasts and is def better info
@garthmanuel5701
Жыл бұрын
it reallyis... wouldve thought this young man wouldve been on rogan by now..
@kode561
Жыл бұрын
@@garthmanuel5701 facts
@purplehaze1274
Жыл бұрын
This podcast is like JRE except you skip all the boring episodes and only discuss the interesting topics that JRE does occasionally.
@devaapurna608
Жыл бұрын
Be sure to catch Rogan's full interview with Paul Stamets, for a challenge to that idea (stellar info both places). Am very grateful that they are both here for us❤❤.
@jameswyman3973
Жыл бұрын
Because Rogan already had a lot of the good guests on the podcasts already. He can't keep bringing on folks talking about the same thing.
@final6warning
Жыл бұрын
1:48:00 a picture perfect example of someone that truly loves what they do, and finding joy in spreading knowledge about it to anyone that's interested. He gets so into his explanation at this part, in the tone-shift in his voice & how fluid and overt his gestures get. It's really heartwarming in a way I can't quite put my finger on. I can only hope to land in a career someday that inspires such enthusiasm. 🖤
@gabemeans2891
Жыл бұрын
indeed
@jahthejestah
5 ай бұрын
Harmonic resonance
@kayleighrobinson9359
Жыл бұрын
Wow, fascinating! I took part in a study last year with a 60min intravenously drip of DMT. I didn't see the elves or clear geometries. When I had my experience, I felt I was in 2 places at once. Here physical and then an expanded lighter less dense me - 1st I felt presence of 2 or 3 being like surgeons with a big white spotlight shining it into scanning 1st my right brain hemisphere then my left brain hemisphere before growing and engulfing my mind- then I felt sort of inside out and saw the Egyptian like gods and Hiroglyphes made of different coloured lights, then I felt like i was travelling at huge velocity before seeming like I was in space and saw swirling colours like nebulea and different universes- bright colours in the black, which phased into more pastel colours and the black background turning white, then into a pure white state. I just kept phasing between the 3 states, not too fast, nice and floating through. But it felt very, very intense, there was a fear that I wasn't going to come back and dissolve away. But as I was coming back at the end of the 60mins I couldn't stop laughing and I found everything in life so so funny!
@catw6274
9 ай бұрын
I had the brain hemisphere scanning too! However, it was a large, like 3' dragonfly. It appeared to be partially metal and part biological. I could feel a glass sphere around my head and it clanked against the sphere as it buzzed/toned/scanned each side of me. I remember looking into it's big dragonfly eyes and I could see stars and galaxies in them, as though they were windows. That experience cured me of lifetime childhood depression.
@bushlovesska
5 ай бұрын
Yup
@DWatters-kp9wz
5 ай бұрын
Wow, how did you do something like this. This sounds very interesting.
@Pok3rface
4 ай бұрын
Wow, thank you for sharing. So in your opinion, is consciousness something we receive, or is it generated by the brain ?
@kayleighrobinson9359
4 ай бұрын
@Pok3rface I think the brains a receiver along with other areas of the body. Though I felt the whole experience was immersive and 'inside' of me. It's more like getting deeper as in what is 'inside' and 'outside' of oneself. Sometimes you can feel your inside out and the universe is inside of you and your so huge and expansive, and also vice versa.
@iamraya
Жыл бұрын
The explanation of Salvia was incredible. The fact that it will make you forget you’re a human, there is no recollection but rather your are in a new existence of reality… that is mind blowing, it makes me wonder if we are currently in a similar state experiencing life as we currently know it.
@pvtm00nGaming
8 ай бұрын
When I forgot I was a human, my person body was walking into walls and falling over stuff. I hope my non-local alien body isn't doing that right now in the dimension up.
@mysteryfusion1
5 ай бұрын
I took Salvia in attempt to quit weed . I turned into liquid and dripped of my bed
@denisla3546
5 ай бұрын
@mysteryfusion1 but did u quit weed?
@denisla3546
5 ай бұрын
@mysteryfusion1 but did u quit weed?
@mysteryfusion1
5 ай бұрын
@denisla3546 yes I take CBD oil but I realized my insomnia is probably due to Pineal calcification I only smoked Salvia once looking for the high of weed but Salvia is to trippy
@jeffreywilliams5871
Жыл бұрын
Just don't sell anybody your soul and everything will be chill
@Michael0Yo
Ай бұрын
Totally.
@Carleon.
Жыл бұрын
KONCRETE PODCAST HAS BEEN ON FIRE 🔥 FOR A LONG TIME, YOU GUYS DESERVE WAY MORE SUBSCRIBERS! I THINK THAT THE HUMAN & ANIMAL BRAIN HOLDS A WAY OF TELECOMMUNICATING THAT WE HAVEN'T YET DISCOVERED BUT WE ALL HAVE! THE CONSCIOUS & UNCONSCIOUS MIND IS VERY INTRIGUING BUT WHEN WILL SOMEONE BREAK THE CODE TO THE MYSTERY OF OTHER DIMENSIONS? UNTIL THAT DAY COMES I GUESS WE'LL HAVE TO VISIT THOSE DIMENSIONS WHEN WE GO TO SLEEP & DREAM OR WHEN WE MEDITATE WITH THE HELP OF PSYCHEDELICS! 🌌👽🍄💊
@shannonparker1
Жыл бұрын
I couldn't agree more! Love this channel so much!!! ❤️
@dannyjones
Жыл бұрын
🦾🦾🦾
@Carleon.
Жыл бұрын
@@dannyjones 💯 KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BRO!
@SHERMA.
Жыл бұрын
@@dannyjones are you able to try and get a fellow called "john root" on? he has made presentations on crop circles for years and he is INCREDIBLE i guarantee 2 weeks after you have him on he will be on JRE
@dannyjones
Жыл бұрын
@@SHERMA. I will look into him
@woodandwandco
Жыл бұрын
I like to think that DMT shifts one's frame of reference in scale. The similarities of going through a chrysanthemum and becoming in a hyperdimensional space could simply be reducing the spacetime model in size. Instead of modeling full-scale objects in the external world, the brain begins to map the perceptual mechanisms themselves on the micro scale. One begins to see how one sees, see how one hears, hear how one sees, etc. The cortical layers are abstraction machines. They allow us to understand concepts and develop theories about external objects. Perhaps abstraction itself is a geometric overlay, or has a geometric component on the microscopic scale, and taking DMT shows us these hypergeometric objects because it's the closest thing one can relate concepts and their relationships to using the visual processing models of the brain, and perhaps that is also how the brain draws them in spacetime on the sub-molecular scale. In essence, complex geometry resolves itself into 4D spacetime footage, and that is how we see. By observing the observation mechanisms, for example, taking DMT and listening to music and closing one's eyes, listening to the music, and visualizing the music by projecting the music on a geometric, 2D surface with evolving objects that respond to like 3D objects but evolve much more rapidly, perhaps at the time-scale of perception itself. I like to think of the entities as the decision makers on the cellular scale, or representations of the way that neurons make decisions. Plants and fungi evolved into us, so it is not uncanny that they contain molecules that decouple our perceptual mechanisms from our sense of base reality. This may be an evolutionary mechanism baked into nature by nature itself. It may be how analytical cognition is possible to begin with.
@spirttomb
Жыл бұрын
Very thoughtfully written, it was a shame your only comment was a bot so I had to drop this here
@woodandwandco
Жыл бұрын
@spirttomb Thank you! I appreciate your comment :) I've been reading about, thinking of, listening in on, and following the development of the experiential and scientific aspects of psychedelics for more than a decade now, and I have been interested in writing a book about my own experiences, but the world is a funny place. When you put an idea out there, there are many others who are doing the same and are at different stages in their own development, and the parallels are uncanny and have become, with time and perspective, expected. I think the past of psychedelics is in good hands. I only hope the torch will be carried forward by those with honest intentions! This is an experience that can easily be colored by the intentions and experiences of others until the moment of ego dissolution, when all perspectives become your own, when all that is is allowed to be within oneself. That's why we must be cautious of allowing the exploitation of minds for the sake of belief structures or empowering structures of dominance. Allowing big pharma to propagate ideas like microdosing and using psychedelics in controlled environments for particular purposes outside of their historic usages, without elements of ordeal in the external world, without continuity into the natural environment from whence they come, will likely lead to lethargy and compliance once they are made more widely available in sub-perceptual doses, much like what has happened with the gummy manufacturing of sugar, palm and corn syrup mixed with micro doses of cannabis extracts. The full-blown experiences of walking on the edge are what we need to take flight into expanded consciousness. Much love, and have a wonderful trip!
@404T2K
Жыл бұрын
I understood zero but hey rocck on pal
@solarwizard4743
Жыл бұрын
Mokeys ate shrooms hyper evolved their brains. Hello humans. After many years and many a trippy session.
@bryanpinto4051
Жыл бұрын
stop it
@2Quietus
Жыл бұрын
Highly interesting and fascinating interview that had my attention completely. Gallimore's more "simplistic" breakdown of how your mind works and constructs the world we experience, as well as alternate realities with DMT, was absolutely relatable, understandable, and easily consumable. Very good episode!!!!!
@ollieburton8747
11 ай бұрын
Ive listened to this 10 times, and each still havent fully taken it all in. What an unbelievable guest this man is. Thank you Dr Gallimore
@damianblohm8570
9 ай бұрын
10 times!
@Skitdora2010
7 ай бұрын
Sounds like it is time for you to start exploring the astral realm too. With that kind of devout interest, you should put theory into practice. Somethings are best experienced to understand too. Astral is built in part by collective subconscious and will change as we as a group alter our perceptions, so a map of astral world projection of our world (for psychic searches and astral wanderings) would be like our real world maps, changing over time. Sometimes astral copy of real world echoes a porch torn off a house 50 years ago. Astral never caught up. You are the ultimate expert if you travel that realm. You don't need drugs to go there. Deep mediation will be best avenue to go on. Drug induced entrances get you on put on the astral entities watch list. Misery loves company, so don't go that path.
@PuppetMasterdaath144
7 ай бұрын
lol u people are not very intelligent lol
@ComradeCooper
6 ай бұрын
The most vivid dmt memory I have was floating in space and trying to communicate with a handful of these aliens who were in front of some type of control console and they were working on something important and needed help like enough to want to know if I could help but before I could see what they were trying to do I woke up. It gives me a funny notion that like every time someone pops up there they get excited like sweet maybe they can help then poof theyre gone and then the aliens are like god damnit why do they keep leaving… and think of us like corporations think of lazy ethnic people at work lol
@consol2008
Жыл бұрын
This guy is the amalgamation of graham Hancock an Terence McKenna. Well and truly enjoyed
@TheLivirus
Жыл бұрын
This was way more informative than I anticipated. Andrew got down to the science of it without getting overly technical. Great communicator!
@JBlades88WV
Жыл бұрын
Maybe a little overly technical imo. Could possibly overwhelm people and scare them from trying it. Made it sound more complicated than necessary to boost his ego and make him sound overly intelligent. However, he is very knowledgeable and seemingly experienced on the subject.
@Acoustic-Rabbit-Hole
8 ай бұрын
There is a compelling theory that a corporation or a group of non-human being controlling our signals from a base-station on the moon. An oblong structure which can be seen from the Earth.
@ThatOnePerson14612
Жыл бұрын
Literally fell asleep listening to this and I ended up dreaming about aliens and how close we are to figuring out consciousness lol
@karkatshipper8383
10 ай бұрын
Sounds like a trip... Meanwhile I've just had like five days of dreaming Zombie apocalypse it's weird (didn't start zombie medias until after day two.)
@ragingchimera8021
7 ай бұрын
Take the mushrooms on the hilltop, you don't need anyone "directing you" anywhere. That is what the mushrooms are doing.
@filippoarlenghi6247
4 ай бұрын
Agree
@SailingABSea
Жыл бұрын
A very thought provoking conversation. Thank you both.
@jonnyke7090
Жыл бұрын
This was mind blowing. Awesome work both of you.
@dannyjones
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Jonny!
@PT-tv9my
Жыл бұрын
@KONCRETE you have the best podcast on the internet right now. You're gonna be the next joe rogan😂. Keep up the good work!!!
@mrj3217
Жыл бұрын
I used to trip on the weekends when I was 16-18 so 1996-1999. I have dropped mescalin🎉, vial drops, sugar cubes, white blotters, all the gell tab colors, and magic mushrooms. The first time I dropped acid it was a white blotter and I saw the world for exactly what it was for the first time. I for the first time could see what was right in front of me the whole time. But just like the matrix once you know you can't ever go back. I recommend all mentally stable people do this once in their life. Be in a good place, no driving, be with good friends, and have a great time. Don't worry at first it will be a strange feeling but you are the one in control. You are your own God. We are all our own God. In God we trust is meaning we trust our selves. At any point in time you literally can do anything you want to. We all are programmed to obay and join the herd of society. The system is here to keep us controlled and under total control. Once you free your mind you become a threat to the status quo. Freethinkers are dangerous.
@somebody732-s2h
Жыл бұрын
Best interview with Andrew Gallimore I have heard and you did such a great job of interviewing him! I really enjoyed this! Thank you so much! You asked questions I would have and I love your style. Andrew Gallimore is a true treasure!
@mauriziogaudinowasinnocent
10 ай бұрын
Three things: 1. Easily the best and most comprehensive explanation and insight in to DMT, it‘s internal ‘mechanics‘ and it‘s potential use and meaning to us as human beings. 2. The fluid nature and comprehension of Andrew‘s ideas and theories come across orally in a way that few can express with an obvious nod to his scientific background but also an open minded questioning of the possible. 3. Loved the Terrence Italian restaurant quote!
@ninjamoves3642
Жыл бұрын
my girlfriend is 50% in one world & 50% in a schizophrenic one where colours for her are wildly different
@joewalsh886
Жыл бұрын
U have been doing a hell of a job with the podcast lately ✌
@tylerfraker7716
Жыл бұрын
As a chemical engineer who was VERY tempted to pursue neuropharmacology after my first psychedelic experiences, if there’s ANY way I can work for this man, I need that information! Wow.
@burimsaliji23
Жыл бұрын
Yea incredible how humans can be,I was also impressed
@johnnybegood25
Жыл бұрын
IL let yall put me on a drip of DMT so you can study me ....
@kfletcher2005
Жыл бұрын
@@johnnybegood25 +1. I'm in. 🤣
@mikestain5963
Жыл бұрын
@@kfletcher2005+2
@Lemurai
Жыл бұрын
You need to be a chemical engineer first bud👍
@MrCashewkitty
Жыл бұрын
Made, and used a lot of DMT years ago and I have never once seen any kind of elf or machinery. Most often, I was capable of seeing the world, galaxy, and universe as pure, ever changing energy. Wild geometric patters was definitely the constant in all of my experiences but after that, they could be quite different. I usually encountered entities and the feeling that they were immense and all knowing and all powerful.
@jaydouglas5847
Жыл бұрын
The entities that you encountered, could you describe the physicality of them, what did they resemble ? I've never encountered the classic " machine elves" and am actually thankful for that as they are often described as unpleasant , pushy and spastic. I have , right at the edge of breakthrough encountered a shy, elusive female entity who appears to have the characteristics of a stylized Hindu goddess, in shades of a green/ emerald creamy neon hues., the likes of which I've never seen in reality. She stands behind a pillar in a whole façade of pillars and shows me her leg sheathed in loose flowing billowy electric satin. Allowing a full leg, her elbow and a little bit of chin, and nothing more to be seen. She's being coy, purposely not allowing me to glimpse her in her entirety. She was a calm respite from the ever present paginating geometry that's usually front and center. I hope to see my green lady again a few months from now upon my next journey. I'm interested in the entities you've encountered.
@darkenedpines7443
Жыл бұрын
@@jaydouglas5847 Ive also experienced Hindu imagery. Sanskrit symbols of gold and red. Entities were usually insectoid and not elves or human like at all. Usually not much described of these experiences in common dmt related media.
@OverlordShamala
Жыл бұрын
@@jaydouglas5847 Probably because you never head such suggestions of elf or machinery, but now that you do. Your mind will likely create them to fit into your assumptions. It's basically like this, if you hear your are supposed to see Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, & you want to see that particular deer. In your next trip, your mind will create that vision to satisfy your assumptions. This is what I observed when friends that took psychedelics drugs like LSD, 'magic mushrooms', 'business man specials' & such. They would discuss it between themselves your supposed to see these mental creations. And in the next gathering, they would eventually in a couple of tries. So, if you try hard... you will see these mental creations of "Machine elves", it's all in your mind. What you see varies between person to person based on personal beliefs & personal assumptions.
@tophergofer9895
Жыл бұрын
@@jaydouglas5847you should look at Carl Juengs description of consciousness the ego shadow the feminine and masculine it pretty much explains all the entities/versions of them and what they represent super interesting
@AlbertoBalsalme
Жыл бұрын
@@jaydouglas5847I love that this seems to be quite common, as what really marked me in the one proper DMT breakthrough I experienced was how heavily similar to depictions of Hindu deities my encounters were, along with traveling at what felt like Flash Force speed levels through a cosmic tunnel, moving past an infinitude of portals to what appeared like different realms. I was beaming full speed thru this tunnel with almost orgasmic euphoria at the feeling of freedom and expansion, but when I felt compelled to inspect what was surrounding me I could slow it all down to an almost complete halt by focusing on one of these countless "windows" to other worlds, and glimpsing into one of them I witnessed a most sublime vision of what looked incredibly similar to Hindu gods and godesses, participating in a cosmic dance that I intuitively felt was in celebration of the Absolute, the Divine Essence which I felt at One with along with these dancing deities in that moment. I honestly wished to stay there forever, as it felt like home and true Freedom, and the only time I have ever felt "Complete". I was still pretty euphoric when I came back "down" to my earthly condition, glad I could experience that, but there is definitely a bittersweet feeling returning to the incredibly limiting and heavy, often painful "reality" of human life. Having had this direct experience of something transcendental is still something I cherish and that gives me a very personnal faith in what exists beyond this dream we call "life" though, as it felt more "real" than whatever the fuck we have going on down in this right here mess ahahah
@jarirepo1172
Жыл бұрын
What I hate about science currently is that many thoughts are dismissed out of hand without a thought. There are already many things that run counter against our intuition, but can be proven by experiments, so mainstream science just have to accept them; but new strange ideas that are harder to prove? Dismissed, not discussed, won't publish, go away. I don't think universitys reputation suffers from looking into weird ideas, for me they will lose the reputation if they refuse to do the research and try to block others doing it as well.
@goblinbill3370
Жыл бұрын
Joe Rogans dream guest
@fordprefect7316
Жыл бұрын
I've had quite a bit of experience extracting and using dmt and other psychedellics and this was likely the best discussion about their physiological action and experience that I've heard. Really interesting. I'm going to order a set of Andrew's books - my first purchase stemming from a youtube interview.
@jesseray180
Жыл бұрын
Well aren't you special, he should be honored.
@sociallypatterneddefect9580
Жыл бұрын
Have you read the case against DMT elves by James Kent?
@AlbertoBalsalme
Жыл бұрын
@@jesseray180hey friend, no need to be this bitter, you too can experience this for yourself if you so wish
@AlbertoBalsalme
Жыл бұрын
@@sociallypatterneddefect9580not who you replied to but I'm curious, first time hearing about it, what is your takeaway of this study you mention? I don't really have an opinion about these so called elves, as my only true DMT experience did not involve anything ressembling those typical creatures
@jesseray180
Жыл бұрын
@@AlbertoBalsalme I must of been drunk or someone used my account, I have no idea how this comment got here. Thanks for calling me out though, seriously. That was a really douchey comment from me. My bad.
@gavin1834
Жыл бұрын
Another quality podcast, the longer form allowing guests to properly drill down on their ideas and leave plenty of time for you to question and dig a bit deeper on parts you find interesting is a joy to watch and listen to, got to say as well the range of guests and subjects is fantastic, keep it up love and support from South Wales U. K.
@BIgBass255
Жыл бұрын
This was a great explanation of experiences I had 50 years ago, at the time, I had no idea what had taken place. I never had a bad experience with Mushrooms, LSD, or even Edibles. It seemed at the time to be a Great Escape. Nothing could beat the feeling of just lying on the ground, tripping your ass off, watching the Universe , and all it's vastness, laid out in front of you.
@gladeloy3341
Жыл бұрын
the macro & the micro cosims ! All part of the ONE & interpenetrating each other & everything else
@NickMak-m2c
Жыл бұрын
I feel like I gained the most philosophical and comforting information with mushrooms which preceeded the best days of my life, I remember I created a kind of "comfy" culture while I was doing mushrooms, because everything feels so good and loving, so me and my friends would hang out with blankets outside and really casual clothes, at the age of 16, 17... Eating weed though, or even smoking it, scares the shit out of me, I have no idea, but it always makes me paranoid. it can't be whatever they smoked in the 70's
@larsonfamilyhouse
Жыл бұрын
@@NickMak-m2c eating weed is crazy lol you can see why it’s classified as a psychedelic when you eat it. And weed can make you paranoid but oddly enough the best way to make that go away is to keep smoking it, like daily, and then that stops. Not forever, if you stop for a month and start again you’ll be paranoid again usually but it does get better. Too annoying for me though, I don’t have time or the mind to be paranoid lol
@NickMak-m2c
Жыл бұрын
@@larsonfamilyhouse right if I do it once I feel like I need a month off from it, it's too much to take. it makes em feel claustrophobic and scared, if i was stuck like that, i'd 100% kill myself. i dont see why i'd *want* to get used to it. also it makes me more sensitive to my chronic pain.
@laker59y
Жыл бұрын
Wowee, even edibles?
@kingkrypto7729
Жыл бұрын
I wish i could have positive experiences with psychedelics but many times in various environments and many times of various kinds. Bad trip. instant. the second it starts. I've been mentally unstable almost my entire life so the only thing they made me realize and i just figured this out right now is that my grip on reality is so loose at any moment that I lose grip completely. Last time i woke up calling to myself with my hand reaching out for myself. But dying. In real life I've done that for real. And the nothing there is also a something. That's the only way to describe it. For me anyways
@bkb04g
Жыл бұрын
I wish we could hear his opinion on consciousness itself and which model he believes the brain is using to create it. Stuart Hammeroff has developed the OR Orc model that’s based upon his research into microtubules. He thinks our brain is a quantum computer and that each neuronal synapse processes 10^17 calculations, which are based on the microtubules collapsing like a wave function, at incredible speed, and at varying states, just like a quantum computer uses values 0-1, not just 0,1 like our binary computers do.
@JustAverageJeff
Жыл бұрын
I've never thought about the DMT world being a higher dimension, but that makes perfect sense to the structures and patterns you see. We can perceive tesseracts and other 4th dimensional+ shapes while on DMT, that's totally what those patterns are.
@Jack-r2v9b
6 ай бұрын
It's the first thing I said after my first dmt trip,it's like a portal to a higher dimension and you need dmt to access the higher dimension
@RW-ij1ci
Жыл бұрын
48:04 Yeah he is 100% right, Japan and Tokyo do have a very surreal feeling when you are there, I can never quite put my finger on the feeling. I live in Korea and it's not the same here as there... something really different about Japan.
@AZChuck75
Жыл бұрын
What I found very interesting, About our reality, is that they were able to do a procedure on a man who was born blind to restore his sense of vision. So he was able to "see" but he was unable to process this new input to his brain. When he was being driven home he was bombarded with all these new stimuli? And he could see the road and signs. But he was seeing a road sign and to his brain that sign was headed right to him and he redacted like he was about to be killed. He had children but he could not remember his children by site. He could see his child but he didn't know who it was. So his brain didn't go through the learning process of what every infant goes through and learns to match vision to their sense of reality. Basically he could see but his brain never learned how to apply this sense of sight to his sense of reality. I don't know if he ever was able to learn how to see. I assume it got better but to give a sense a stimulus to a brain that hasn't had sight in 45 years. You would assume hey we just fix the wiring and boom can see. But it gives us a tiny hint on how our brains or ourselves has our own sense of reality. Anyway. Thanks for your attention
@m.p.7075
Жыл бұрын
Makes perfect sense. It's got to be totally overwhelming to suddenly have access to another sense when you are already an adult.
@korbindallas4552
Жыл бұрын
@AZChuck75 Please, we'd love to know the Name of the person or the documentary you saw about him.
@AZChuck75
Жыл бұрын
@@korbindallas4552 I will see if I can track it down.
@matthewthemartian
3 ай бұрын
Ever find it?
@AZChuck75
3 ай бұрын
@@matthewthemartian Unfortunately I never did. I
@maryjones5710
3 ай бұрын
The Claustrum is the Governor of the brain, knock it out and you have info, coming from everywhere, you are not filtering, your carefully constructed world model dissolves, along with the Governor. Maybe the machine elves are cells, molecules, etc. The stomach has neurons, quite a few organs do and are even said to have separate, consciousness, personalities. We become aware of everything that makes us, discreet entities that let us play the game of being singular.
@hippiesweets1265
9 ай бұрын
My one super bad DMT experience (part of that 10% he talked about) I jumped into a world of wraith like demons torturing souls- the screams, the pain- literally overwhelmed me..as I looked around "the head wraith" popped in front of me in the space of a blink...he had a staff and hit it on the ground and my energy centers or chakras got super crazy bright- he put his other hand in front of my pelvis and i felt a tear and a pop and his hand moved up stopping in front of my solar plexus, same rip pop feeling, then heart, and so on until all the energy centers(chakra centers) were at my throat and as he brought his hand to my mouth i choked and coughed and watched in utter horror as I realized my soul was in his hand as a brilliant white gold sphere with colors that shimmered and moved within the sphere. Somehow I just knew it was my soul and if I didnt get it back I was in deep shit. Before I finished that thought I reacted and back leg thrust kicked it with everything I was worth so hard it blasted a hole through him and in the back wall of the room which also had a black and white checker board floor with each square being at dofferent heights and a wraith torturing a soul on each one. . As he folded forward my soul sphere flew up in the air and I quickly snatched it back and popped it into my mouth and swallowed hard. It was excruciatingly painful. The entire room was in complete chaos. I kicked a hole through the whole dimesion and it created some kind of crazy vortex of hurricane force winds...within that wind I saw a fine filigree spiral that very much looked like the fibonacci spiral made of gold light as thin as thread. As My vision focused on the center I saw my body in a teeny tiny space that looked infinitelyfar away. I made a split second decision and jumped like you would diving into a pool into the hurricane of wind and it felt like being flushed down a toilet until I slammed so hard back into my body I couldnt move for what felt like an eternity- tears were streaming down my face and I just thought to myself what would have happened to me If I didnt get my soul back. Long story short what felt like a 20 min conversation with a native american medicine man- was actually 3 hours about this experience. At the time I didnt understand what he meant when he said i was a world jumper..that I needed to be extremely careful taking those kinds of journeys- that I needed to set up a protective space and set intention beforehand. Not long after that I found out I have super rare bone cancer and endometriosis progressed to stage 4. Had to have many surgeries to repair a lot of damage due to the adhesions fucking up my insides very badly. It would be 5 years before I did DMT again. I followed the advice to a T and this time I was outside. The sky opened up and these huge beings made of light- looked down at me through the opening and I was asked in my mind -not in my own voice-to surrender. They took the blood out of my body and I watched as they cleaned all of this black tar -reminded me of the substance the wraiths cloak was made out of- completely removed every last bit from my blood and it simply disentegrated in the air..they returned my blood back into my body and when I came back I felt better than I ever have in my entire life...I had this profound feeling of life is beautiful- we truly arent alone and some of us have access to these dimensions and beings that are both terrifying and incredible. Every time Ive done DMT Ive met different beings, and different things happen. The last one I met looked like thoth. He told me to keep going. For 18 years, Ive studied everything I can about energy, dimensions, healing, the power of sound and light, working with the brain, gut brain. Some information I just know, like its been encoded into my being. Other information Im guided to in other ways. Ive had many many experiences with beings completely sober as well, crazy lights in the sky, what we call UFOs flying over my house so close I could throw a rock at it, things coming to me in my dreams, some that are here to help, others that are here to create chaos. We know so very little about the universe. We are not the only conscious beings. Our ancestors knew this, indigenous tribes know this...nature itself is an intelligent consciousness. That 1st experience sent me on a wild ride. Ive done quite a lot of psychedelics- but nothing compares to what DMT opens our entire beings up too. My advice- if your going to try any kind of psychedelics- set intention, create a protection around you, have people you trust with you even if they stay sober...I also suggest go outside...you tend to bounce off the walls and ceiling and can have a "bad trip" bc of this. Nature wants to communicate with us. And you will have a much more pleasant experience attuning to the outside vs the inside no matter what psychedelic you plan to do. Just be careful. Be mindful. And be willing to let go of constructs of the mind and allow it to reorganize. To be able to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Our dna is encoded with an enormous amout of data.. we can heal. Ive had lots of success healing chronic pain, depression, grief, bipolar, anxiety, ptsd, releasing trauma, thru micro dosing over 2 decades. Ive helped others do the same. Its a beautiful thing to be a guide. I wish we had more information...could understand better. What Ive come to understand- if your open to teleasing fear and terror- there are beings out there that want nothing more than to help us remember our gifts/power. We are capable of such incredible things!
@matthewfischer3710
9 ай бұрын
Man, that had me on the edge of my seat. Who knows what would have happened if you wouldn't have kicked him. What do you think could have happened? Never came out of the trip or died while on it. I've read many stories of people taking DMT and just crazy encounters and stories unlike anything anyone could imagine or believe. I've wanted to do it but it just seems to scary or crazy for me. I never did acid as a kid just because of the thought of maybe not coming out or having a super bad trip. You're brave man. Glad your healed. Are you cancer free now. If so. I'm so happy for you. My friend always talks about healing techniques, vibrations, music and tones. Never really got into it. But Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, take care.
@kerbygator
9 ай бұрын
Wow! I though me meeting the crocodile people and being forced to have sex with one of their crocodile daughters was a bad DMT trip! Yeah, I did way too much my first and only time. The dudes that turned me onto it made it an extra large dose, and we had just finished smoking a lot of weed and watching Jurassic Park 3, so I had a bad trip. Yep, crocodile people. Half crocodile, half human. It was so real. I haven't been the same and I am still in therapy. Don't do it people.
@samiirai
9 ай бұрын
Thiswassofuckinghardtoreadonacomputeryouhaveidea.... But very cool non the less and thanks for sharing. But man, please use paragraphs when writing large sets of text if actually want people to read it. This just look like a wall of text on a computer, it is very hard toreadbecauseitbelookinglikethiswhenyoudon'tuseparagraps.
@samiirai
9 ай бұрын
@@kerbygator lmao that sounds like some fucked up you shit, it is not a us thing. This is a you thing, don't blame the molecule for your own mishaps. If you had done research, had a good setting, you would have known not to trust your friend eyeballing your dose. Your friend did you wrong and you blame the substance? tell me how the fuck you came to this conclusion? How do you survive in everyday life?
@ivanrandallorndorffjr.412
9 ай бұрын
😮
@nellkellino-miller7673
Жыл бұрын
When I was very young I would regularly have these insane nightmares about... Infinity? I'd wake up screaming and sweating, usually after sleepwalking around the house. I was desperate to understand what they meant, because it just didn't fit the model of reality I was being raised with. But everyone just gaslit me and said "it's just a dream. Dreams can be weird. Don't overthink it". It wasn't until I discovered psychedelics that I reconnected with those early experiences. How could my brain do that!? Drugs or no drugs, those experiences undermined the ideological pillars of consensus reality in such a convincing way that I knew I was onto something huge. This is such important research, I daresay it will play an instrumental role in the future of life on earth and the universe.
@maxvoitech
Жыл бұрын
ohh,, at least someone mentions this, well > it comes down to perception of time & how western society is taught to perceive it. What "if" any human could access to future events :/ and for some this starts to happen in dreams from young age if have this "gift". When You see a dream and it fulfills the very next day or shortly after. There are lots of people who developed this skill - Nostrodamus, Vanga etc. Everyone knows deja vu, feeling of "I have seen this//been in this situation before," what if it could be developed . . . & u dont need any substances for it, in fact u have have access to this technology on daily basis -- art of dreaming. Only caviat -- it requires complete paradigm shift of worldview.
@jaydouglas5847
Жыл бұрын
I enjoyed your comment. I too believe that this is a virtually unexplored new and separate reality just now being approached. I'd like to say that upon reading your first paragraph that your intention was not to be poetic, but it struck me that it was...if it was looked at through the lens of classical English, it would might possibly be delightful. I wrote it out to see what it would evoke when expressed in that way. Hope you enjoy it . ===== When I was but a child, I oft did dream of dreadful things That made me sweat and cry and walk about the house unawares. Methought I saw infinity, or something like it, that did confound My wits and scare my senses. I longed to know what it did mean, For it agreed not with the world I knew. But all in vain I asked For some advice or comfort from the ones who should have cared. They made a mock of me and said “Tis nothing but a dream. Dreams are strange and mean nought. Think not on it more”.===== Wow , do you see now what I mean ? You're something of a poet and don't even know it !
@nellkellino-miller7673
Жыл бұрын
@@jaydouglas5847 Preach, friend. I'm a poet and I didn't even realise it. Happy solstice.
@meltedWax169
Жыл бұрын
The human brain is very powerful. Often i think i may just be schizo but ive never been diagnosed. I.. idk if we're talking about similar things but i still see it. The.. the... expanse.. the nothing and everything. The fractals, the infinite dimensions. They're beautiful... like i can (somewhat) grasp the model of the blackhole people have on my first few glances. (Not a flex just an example), but my peers cannot for the life of them and i want them to so dearly.. i wonder if they need that.. kick upwards to understand it
@cynthiamorrow2321
Жыл бұрын
Wow Same it really fucked me up as a kid I stopped sleeping at night. Same !
@ericquinn8578
Жыл бұрын
Thank you both. Thank you for taking the time to do this work and also taking the time to talk about it. You are appreciated. Perhaps its not a matter of “where”, but just another frequency of reality that right here in the same place which we’re always immersed in but not normally aware of…
@phantasticu
Жыл бұрын
I left university in 2013 because I didn't see a pathway for me to pursue this academically. It's incredible that the work is being done
@madrolla
Жыл бұрын
Should’ve stayed and forged a path for others
@phantasticu
Жыл бұрын
@@madrolla I truly wish I'd been in a position to do so, but I'm grateful that the path is being forged 🙌
@nellkellino-miller7673
Жыл бұрын
Preach. Dropped out of school at 14 for many reasons, but a big tipping point was when I had to do a report on drugs, but all the credible educational websites were blocked on the school computers. When I mentioned this to my teachers they looked worried, gaslit me, and pointed me towards a government funded propaganda site called "frank". I was essentially told, "we don't want you to research these substances. We want you to regurgitate shallow propaganda". No regrets. 16 years later, the only drugs that have ever hurt me are the legal ones. If it's all a fucking game, I'll make my own rules thank you very much. Life's too short to let morons tell you how to think. Blink and you'll be on your deathbed.
@nomzooz
Жыл бұрын
Mind-blowing interview, you really knocked it out of the park here. Genuine enthusiasm, asking the guest leading questions and allowing them to impart their broad knowledge in an understandable way. Andrew is so great, that intense curiosity of these unbelievable mystical states while staying grounded in science. A true torch bearer in Terrence Mckenna's wake.
@willis.visual
4 ай бұрын
Wow. One of if not the most insightful, well-explained, easy and engaging to follow, single session of this topic I have ever had the pleasure to listen to. As a psychonaut who has also studied the human body extensively (for my profession), I've always had very similar questions about what isn't known yet about psychedelics. Oftetimes the less curious/those who do not have a scientific background do tend to reduce and explain away what is yet unknown, but Andrew articulates these concepts and questions that have been loosely floating in and out of my mind for years in such a open, imaginative, and curious way. Your flow of questions was perfect. Amazing video!
@patswayze7359
Жыл бұрын
I love smart and educated people talking about this subject. I have had some very mind bending experiences on psychedelics and this helps me feel like I'm not totally insane. Thanks 👍
@PuppetMasterdaath144
Жыл бұрын
So this is a public admittance of stupidity?
@SeC-q9m
8 ай бұрын
Wait, did you just admit theres a chance youre an idiot?
@patrickwilliams7496
6 ай бұрын
@@PuppetMasterdaath144imagine feeling the need to comment this
@PuppetMasterdaath144
6 ай бұрын
@@patrickwilliams7496 So you're smarter than me?
@patrickwilliams7496
6 ай бұрын
@@PuppetMasterdaath144 from a technical perspective, very, very likely however I don’t think so, no. It’s just funny to me you care so much about hating on someone without forming any discussion.
@jefkaplinger2717
Жыл бұрын
I wonder what kind of effects dmt would have on someone who has been blind their whole life?
@StumbIingforward
Жыл бұрын
Very interesting question. Makes me curious too, for someone who has always been blind, what are their dreams like?
@valencesirvinskas7000
Жыл бұрын
with Koncrete podcasts, I generally comment on the early topics, and come back to finish my comment near the end, if possible. early on, my own experiences mirror the guests. I was something of a psychonaut- mushrooms, LSD, 2c-i, 2c-b, 5-meo-dipt/foxy, etc., but I refrained from trying DMT until it was nearly the only psychedelic I hadn't tried, save for LSA, mescaline, ayahuasca, and peyote. but of course, there is no preparing for DMT. I can say that I was as ready as can be though. I've only experienced it twice, and it is... truly immense. I am in a different place now though, and I am for now satisfied to sit back and watch more educated and technologically-equipped minds explore the space. incredible questions being asked here. I'm super excited to be listening.
@sitindogmas
Жыл бұрын
whe i explain psychedelics to someone in general, i tell them not to expect anything, good or bad, it simply just an experience, but hopefully something good comes from it because more often than not, its never what you expect. respect all drugs.
@joemorgenstern9846
Жыл бұрын
Alex Jones spoke of this on JRE years ago. The rich do DMT to gain knowledge from entities and some go as far as stopping their heart for minutes at a time.
@yes333yes
Жыл бұрын
I constantly tell my friends that one of my favorite things in life is sleeping because of dreaming. I LIVE the most intense dreams and when I tell my friends they always seem to be blown away by how much I can remember. I had a dream in a dream, in a dream, and a friend said "like the movie Inception" and I told her I hadn't seen Inception (watched it soon after, and yes, just like Inception). With that said, one of the most intense dreams I've ever had was probably one of the shortest dreams I ever had. I was super tired and I had one of the moments where your head falls towards your chest and you catch yourself falling asleep. In the moment that my head fell down I had a dream that I was in a hanger that was massive, 1mi squared (~2.5KM squared) in size. As I woke up in the hanger, I lifted my head and found myself in the hanger. I was sitting in a large object that had obviously just opened (gas/vapor was swirling around me), as if I was supposed to get out. As I quickly glanced around the hanger 3 people that appeared to be walking away turned around and a lady holding something that looked like a clipboard exclaimed in shock (the two other looking surprised), "YOU"RE BACK!" and I woke up before my head hit my chest in shock. It felt like I had been there a million times, it was surreal...
@stefkadank-derpjr1453
Жыл бұрын
Interesting. I dream like that. I kept a dream diary starting like age 12 (1976). I had a dream in 1981 in which I had flat wicker basket and put it in a stream and pulled it up and after water drained there was small rectangle device that held all my photographs and I could scroll through all of them with my finger tip and in the dream I was showing my sister recent photos. I chose one of the photos and touched it and it became a little short film (video). This was many years before the invention of the cell phones we have now... We didn't even have video cameras that were available to the public. Another side note....I can remember every detail of every dream... My husband rarely dreams or remembers a dream. (One or two per year). I have 4 children and 2 dream like me and 2 dream like my husband. My oldest daughter a dreamer like me had a very involved MRI to her brain a few years ago ( She was working at the CDC) she told me her pineal gland is 1 and 1/2 the size of an average one. I wonder now if mine is also, and it's something she inherited from me.
@yes333yes
Жыл бұрын
@@stefkadank-derpjr1453 The pineal gland hypothesis is fascinating!!!
@NicolasLOGUT
23 күн бұрын
Once I had a dream in a dream. Sleeping time : 15 min. Feelings in the first dream : 20 mins walking fast in a city full of people. Feelings in the second dream : 5 mins in a bedroom. I was someone else. I was a young kid talking with a man. He was the father. Time was so slow, like 0,60. I didn't explain it. How it's possible in 15 mins. But I remember how deep was the 2nd dimension. It's not passing from 1 to 2.. It's passing from 1 to 5.
@drich1s
Жыл бұрын
A drank a concentrated mushroom tea once, about 14 grams worth and I tripped for about 8 hours. Felt like 10 minutes. I worked my way up by dosing every Sunday for a few months prior, then I went full out… then I sat on my diving board watching clouds… it was amazing. I remember my friend came to ask if I wanted water, and to me it felt like I answered right away and he left, the next day he said he waited for over ten minutes watching me trip balls making sure I wasn’t dying. Good times.
@antondredoublee7727
Жыл бұрын
Cloud shows on psychedelics are the best!
@drich1s
Жыл бұрын
@@antondredoublee7727 1000%
@jeffedwards823
10 ай бұрын
You didn't do 14grams
@blackreef3454
Жыл бұрын
It cannot be overstated how wild it is that the DMT space feels like home, it is like the "realness" is ramped up x 10000 and the everyday world we occupy feels like a dream.
@Draco_Alpha
Жыл бұрын
is that more or less the same thing that NDEs describe?
@blackreef3454
Жыл бұрын
@@Draco_Alpha Much much more.
@frenchlearner19
Жыл бұрын
Possibly the best podcast episode I have ever listened to. Mind blown. Thank you for this incredible talk.
@bkb04g
Жыл бұрын
Perhaps prediction errors, in aggregate, are what to lead to chronic anxiety? Maybe this is why many people are suffering from it-our world is changing ever faster than the year before-so inherently our levels of prediction errors are as well. Any thoughts?
@JacobSmythYT
Жыл бұрын
This is the Graham Hancock of psychedelics. I love it.
@CreepyFacesSafeSpace
Жыл бұрын
So he is the fraud of psychedelics? Duly noted.
@thomapple
Жыл бұрын
Why would you insult Gallimore like that
@stickywilliams2820
Жыл бұрын
I’m agreeing with the folks who say this pod has surpassed the quality of JRE, the guests are spot on and tackle topics even a step deeper than what we see on Rogan’s pod. Keep it up Koncrete, would love to hear more about DMT I’m thinking about trying it and all the info I can get puts me at ease even further
@billiejowhite3638
Жыл бұрын
I’ve been reading about DMT and watching videos about it’s effects for years & I want to try it!!! But I live in rural MS and can’t find anywhere to get it. During college I was able to try mushrooms & LSD just a few times and those experiences were all amazing!!! It’s so unfair that you can’t get your hands on these substances in lots of America. If you want a damaging drug like meth, that’s easy to find in MS, but getting something beneficial and non-addictive like DMT or hallucinogenics is nearly impossible. It’s so stupid. I’m incredibly frustrated.
@bstonceltics033
Жыл бұрын
There are ways man just do a little research and don’t trust anyone in Facebook or Instagram comments is the first rule. Like that guy above me
@buaiblue
Жыл бұрын
Find the raw ingredients (online - Sth America?), and then find info to create your own. Its not difficult to do. Honestly. Do it
@shawnlachance4427
4 ай бұрын
I'm so impressed by the way this Englishman can convey, articulate and illustrate the pyscopharmacology of chemicals and the effects on the brain. What a brilliant and beautiful conversation. Props to Koncrete podcast for bringing this academic on the show. So enlightened by this conversation
@bingybeats189
Жыл бұрын
There is a technique being developed where they can have a subject look at a red ball as they are scanning the persons brain in live time and a TV screen right next to them showing on the screen what they are looking at. Its blurry, but you can see something red and spherical. Once this becomes more accurate it will be possible to give these people DMT and others can just watch what they are seeing on the TV screen next to them.
@7threign780
Жыл бұрын
i can see that you have never done dmt
@AustinKoleCarlisle
Жыл бұрын
how about if they close their eyes and imagine seeing a red ball?
@diycraftq8658
Жыл бұрын
Huge score for the channel wow AG is cutting edge
@Foundations0
2 күн бұрын
I Japanese scholars know 50-70K. On a side note Chinese lexicons have 300K words. 53:20
@jamesboivin588
Жыл бұрын
As someone whos done the salvia trip three times, i can say hes absolutely right about the absoluteness of the trip. You will always be there and you were always there. Its absolutely terrifying.
@mowvu5380
10 ай бұрын
fck salvia to hell and back. it's so violent. the exact opposite of what dmt is. I'm sure it's evil haha
@dirtysprite_
9 ай бұрын
Can you explain a bit more what you mean by always will be there? As in even though you’re back you’re still there?
@catw6274
9 ай бұрын
Mine was quick, very interesting, and over too quickly, as my partner yanked me out of the experience when he tried to pull me back onto the couch I had slid down. I had just met this beautiful goddess type and was introducing myself. My body was stuck in our wood floors for a moment, where half of me was above the floor and my legs and pelvis were stuck beneath the floor. I had a moment of panic that I was stuck in the floor but it soon faded away.
@cosmicbro1973
8 ай бұрын
@@dirtysprite_It’s just what you’re feeling when your in there. You don’t remember your life or anything else besides this new world, so in essence it feels like this is all you will ever know. As soon as the trip ends you realize that of course the trip is only temporary, but while you’re there it feels like it would go on forever
@stevenbergey1958
6 ай бұрын
@@dirtysprite_it is probably the only reference to what eternity feels like. we are not able to grasp what this is in the waking life. salvia, temporarily (ironically), and terrifyingly, grants us the feeing of eternity.
@sebcamm4604
Жыл бұрын
When taking Ayahuasca for the first time - I came up with the following model. I believe I witnessed the mathematical source code that lies beneath and throughout the user interface of physical 'reality'. Its here with us always - our normal perceptions just can't perceive it. When the brains sensitivity is changed (via the infestation of plants or breathing techniques) and our perceptions change, we can see it (or at least part of it).
@AltarToRememberance
Жыл бұрын
You might be interested in the Sefer Yetzirah
@dandeehart9553
Жыл бұрын
The man in the high castle was hands down one of the most amazing shows that I’ve ever seen, it was so well shot & of course being Phillip K. Dick material it’s no wonder. Rufus Sewell is just an insanely powerful actor.I recently just learned about an unrepped gem called DARK CITY w/ young Rufus Sewell , the director of The Crow & I guess it was as close to The movie The Matrix before that movie came out. But The man in the High Castle really makes you feel like you’re walking w/ these characters in this wild world view & it really gives a person a better perspective of the dangers & the slippery slope we’re very close to w/ the restrictions on freedom of speech under the guise of ‘’inclusivity’’ when in reality that’s not the case. I really want to rewatch it, anyone that’s not sure at first I cannot tell you enough..it pays off in spades.. although I was taken with it immediately. But yeah please give it a chance. Jeffrey Mishlove also delves awesomely deep with a guest about the huge world of ‘’P.K. Dick’’ which is endlessly fascinating. Even him saying he was contacted by E.T. Beings. The only other show that shook me mentally in such a wild way.. which if you’re a deep thinker.. is The Leftovers w/ Justin Theroux I believe on HBO just was a whole experience. ♾☮
@simonbourassa4378
Жыл бұрын
Aliens could be avatars of those who created our simulation. They download their consciousnesses in those avatars as a way of experiencing our reality. I mean someday us humans are gonna be capable of downloading our consciousness into the internet. Maybe were part of a multisimulation cycle?
@taylorsimms2192
Жыл бұрын
Maybe we're the avatars.?.?.
@henjem14
Жыл бұрын
entirely possible!
@simonbourassa4378
Жыл бұрын
Yeah we could be avatars stuck here too.
@CapitalforHire
Жыл бұрын
kzitem.info/news/bejne/r2OYuIFnpIumgXY Thank me later.
@katuapu5014
Жыл бұрын
the Beast is an entity, who can download into Ai, and can see all we say and do and is the all seeing eye of lucifer / we are conned. 🙃❤
@mp9810
9 ай бұрын
Have had salvia many times. It is batshit insane, he describes it perfectly.
@Failzz8
9 ай бұрын
I do wonder how tf they came up with the whole "one guy blows a respectable amount of seed powder up another guys nose through a wooden pipe"-thing lol.
@Addictbasterd
Ай бұрын
I've had that salvia experience. I was never human and didn't exist outside of the realm I was in. It was terrifying. I was the only consciousness. When I started to remember my life, I thought I had returned to source and thought I cosmically fucked up and ended up at the begining of time again and had to build reality again. For billions of years...
@Anni_james
Ай бұрын
*Psychedelic have been the actual true remedies that eased my depression and anxiety,lucky have got entangled with this dude who shoots DMT an other psychs safety to my location with no hassle*
@Anni_james
Ай бұрын
*Dude is on telegram as* *
@Anni_james
Ай бұрын
@Nutshroom
@victortemperton7738
Жыл бұрын
Renaissance man . Absolutely blew my mind . Congratulations to both for a riveting conversation. Kudos
@keithgraham3321
Жыл бұрын
You have the absolute best guests and You allow the right questions and the silence and your timing with your guests… You are Top Notch!!! Thank You!!! And please keep it up and coming!!!
@knowirds209
7 ай бұрын
I want to say how much I appreciate Andrew Gallimore. I used DMT periodically, I want to do it all the time LOL, but I wait till the time is right. I am just so fascinated by the experience. So I am especially grateful to Andrew for his articulate descriptions, his responsible handling of this powerful molecule, his scientific approach to trying too grasp its effects and his openness to what all of us who travel to that space experience. If you have not done it you can't even understand and we cant even really convey where this dmt space is. What I love most about dmt is the beginning of the trip, I love this indescribable awareness that yes, once again, I am with the highest intelligent beings I imagine I could ever meet. And it's soooooo beautiful, so perfect, so precise, so loving. And later it shows me stuff that is difficult I supposed, such as the end of earth as we know it. And then I see everyone I ever met especially the ones I have had difficult relationships with, but in that moment all is forgiven, it's all apparent as love in its various configurations. Love to you all!
@Foundations0
2 күн бұрын
Taiwan is similar. In major cities everything you need can be found in a single block. 49:09
@staninjapan07
11 ай бұрын
Thanks a lot. He does a great job speaking about this in plain speech that's engaging but not fantastical. As a Briton who's been in Japan for over two decades and has to use Japanese as a work language, I can attest to the experience of having to allow one's way of thinking to be re-arranged in order to use a language so fundamentally different from English. In my experience, I did not re-arrange my way of thinking actively, rather I had to allow it to happen, and just experience it happening to me. Utterly unlike when I learned the basics of French and German as a boy.
@TheDunningKrugerEffectisReal
Жыл бұрын
From experience once you let the trip take you where you need to go, it feels like a visual representation and exploration of the compartments inside the human psyche, as if the brain and the body was an actual temple or cathedral.
@JDXOGG
Жыл бұрын
Was it scary?
@oneabove1111
Жыл бұрын
Interesting use of language can concur.
@minimumwrist3546
Жыл бұрын
Agreed I always take high doses of fungi and the come up is what most people hate but I have found for myself the best way to deal with it is to just lay down relax let the feelings wash over you instead of staying tense and fighting it and bam you are now crawling through the great halls of your own internal “cathedral” with the most complex and beautiful architecture and geometry.
@TheMookie1590
9 ай бұрын
it is though. For the gut bacteria that has evolved with us forever. these bacteria directly interface with neurons in the gut to talk to the brain via gut brain axis. they use quorum sensing with serotonin to talk to nerves and send direct signals to the brain. they can control disease from there. practically everything. with the right gut bacteria, we would never die, unless like shot or something. they control everything. They do the carbon cycle, n2 cycle, their in the air and make clouds and rain,. Theyre deep underground, and are calculated to be 90% of all bio mass, the ones underground, they only replicate every 1000 years, some are dormant. there is also 2 weird structures deep in the earth that hug the core. they say it was theia, but really. that doesnt add up with the timeline. Could be legit some central control station, factory, or something. And the way it hugs teh core. the core isnt iron liquid. that doesnt add up. the preassure down there is so intense, that it would be a special crystalized. which a test has been ton and scientist have made that using earths pressure. a diamagnetic crystalize structure. and at teh preassure, you start getting quantum effects. Stuff weve done too with time crystals using threshold gates like transistor. WAter goes way deeper than normal, might have channels or something it needs to cool down. And super critical fluids can be down there too, thee quantum state of matter, where itsd all 3 base states at once. in c02 super critical. it retains the memory of gens folded into bacteria. weve found weird iron, crystal bacters. And the ones in the deep biosphere, they dont even need water. So now im just kinda plaything with the idea, there is some center controller. its udnerground. either, its the core itsellff, or those 2 structures. the siesmic waves add up for a cryszliaed quantum structore at that scalre. and it can control the magnetic feild if so. All ready controls the sea, air earth, and fire. control the ph of the sea, salt levels, bacteria make everything needed for life, and they taketh away/. Some bacteria have been qunatum entangled, others give off radio waves by circling electronics around circular dna. That is what I think it is, they are intergfaced into everything. All of it. The world would be barren without them. And when we take these drugs. We either go down teh vagus nerve or soemthing. and interface with the interspecies nearotransmitter, seratonin. which dumps like mad on trips. And we travel everything as the bacteria. OR the bacteria or a hidden compoent. or the controller itself. Evovled us over time. to exoperince concisouness through other means. i dont know. Would know everything about you, then when you die. you get wisked back into the system. never to return. I will add up, this kinda matches up with the book of enok, the bible. and if I said bible. The bacteria in us is teh holy shit, the contrller is god./ and jesus, is jesus still. He healed with touch, healed all bacteria related illnesses. he hased toi touch to spread bacteria Also the 27 million year old cycle of death and rebirht. I think it kills everythjing on purpose to absorb everythuing back down. To protect itself and the life from meteors. Then it realeses them again, reattinign their genetiuc memeopr
@TheMookie1590
9 ай бұрын
I meant to add the entire point of that comment. you are seeing it. as recorded through ancient eyes, transmittet through the vast bacterium network, to some memory unit
@beardedcatman
Жыл бұрын
I really appreciate all the work Dr. Gallimore has done (and continues to do). This is hands down the best interview I've seen with him! Brilliant ideas here!
@Foundations0
2 күн бұрын
You would need two people experiencing the same or very similar reality at the same time for it to be real. 22:14
@mrbob4819
Жыл бұрын
Until one experiences DMT, it's almost impossible to explain fully. It's quite literally spiritual magic. You don't feel high or weird or out of it, just blown away by the reality we normally don't experience (except between lives). It's always an "Oh yeahhhhh, I forgot about this place!" experience.
@EricBrado
Жыл бұрын
Really cool episode,I love how Koncrete will get these people I haven’t heard of and always really interesting,unique people. Huge fan of anything like this with drugs/substances,the mind,the human body,how the world works,dimensions,realms,aliens,other extraterrestrial beings, keep up the great work💯
@0xBerto
Жыл бұрын
As someone who partakes in these types of activities. I must say it’s feeling more and more like folks searching for stuff to fill a void in their heart. They can find answers themselves. (Much like not taking accountability for your life) there’s an effort to externalize the universe and “beings” they see etc. you’ll be at your deathbed wondering what good did these little aliens do? To each their own. But, don’t expect life’s answers, that’s a slippery slope and seems to be heavily pushed for the sake of legalization. Just don’t expect this stuff to be life-changing for genuine good. Notice his whole thing is writing about it $$$ where’s the breakthrough in medicine, science, invention of something. It’s a selfish trip
@brandish4952
Жыл бұрын
You sound like you abuse it with no real intention for self improvement. Enjoy your trips though. Not everyone is ready to receive the message. Maybe you're just perfect. Who knows. Good luck in life.
@o0oo888oo0o
Жыл бұрын
Where is a trip into science and medicine totally selfish?
@revolution5dearth
Жыл бұрын
I finally got my life to seem like it's MINE! Selfish of me, aye? Legalise, they make $$$ as you so eloquently put, through locking high kids up. They love your message at juvenile hall, each to their own right? It's not personal, the debate doesn't need people denying NEW information on alkaloids. Simple
@leifonthewind7232
Жыл бұрын
The message I’ve gotten from psychedelics consistently can be summed up like this: you, like everything in existence are both fact and fiction; an empty whole, the god with no name. I’ve multiple times had the sensation of my consciousness being a creation of my own imagination, as the spaces between me, you, I, yours, theirs, etc started to diminish, into the dream of consciousness itself. This then taught me that everything is always, has always, and will always, be okay, even if there’s immense suffering along the way. There’s an underlying unifying force of love that expresses itself through creation in a mysterious and ineffable way. Consciousness is infinite in all directions. This is what I’ve taken away from psychedelics in a nutshell. This and that fear is the cause of 100% of my suffering.
@jdwyer5708
Жыл бұрын
@@leifonthewind7232 If you would like to know the ACTUAL TRUTH of the universe.. I can share it with you.. and I'll bet you any amount of money I can.. pretty easily. This is NOT an egoic statement nor have I ever been to church nor read the Bible or done psychedelics. The ACTUAL TRUTH of the universe is now available on the planet. It really wasn't until the early 1900's when actual celestials were finally able to make reliable contact through an automatic-writing medium whose friend then encouraged the compilation of his work into a 700 page book written in straightforward English from non-incarnate understandings. - The level of detail and information and explanatory power is insane. You can learn and realize so many facts of existence other humans have literally ZERO CLUE about. For example - between the spirit-body of your half-soul and the spirit-body of the other half-of-your soul is a rose cord.. (which you can actually follow frequently when in spirit body). The gender of the spirit-body of the other half of you... DETERMINES YOUR SEXUAL PREFERENCE! - Also, all right-side bodily ailments and accidents result from emotional issues/error towards masculine energies. and left-side issues - feminine problems. (this includes accidents happening in childhood). THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. Buddhist, Atheist, Christian, Psychonaut.. does not matter. These laws apply to all incarnates. Peace.
@nellkellino-miller7673
Жыл бұрын
Phenomenal talk. Been waiting for this most of my life and will be closely following Andrew's work from now on. Keep it up!
@egcowling9657
Жыл бұрын
Instant sub. Great channel dude! Great guest! Great interview! Everythings great! Loving how great this is! I cant believe how great this show is! This is great! Shit im saying great a bunch again, great! 😔
@OriginalCatfish42
Жыл бұрын
As much as I love the whole different dimension stuff and the elves and demons, but the fact that dmt trips all seem so similar for different people to me means we are all wired pretty much the same. And everything we learn in a trip comes from within ourselfs. Even tho I have been floating around in space many times, and it 100% felt like I was somewhere else.. the coolest thing to me still is that its all in our own minds. We don't give ourselfs enough credit.
@justinc4924
9 ай бұрын
Yeah I agree. If 10 people took an opiate or amphetamine or benzodiazepine they would have similar experiences too. Just neurotransmitters agonizing or antagonizing certain receptors
@LightTribe88
Жыл бұрын
I view the brain as a filter for reality. It's purpose is to filter the input of the Universe, likely so that it can keep the body alive.
@MsTammi125
Жыл бұрын
I think so too
@shamanic_nostalgia
Жыл бұрын
So we have to retrain our brain to overcome this survival response to truly see?
@itsme7570
Жыл бұрын
I got to try DMT. I've done a lot of psychedelics, mostly mushrooms and LSD and they've helped me get off heroin and stay off it and deal with depression, anxiety and PTSD but I have heard a lot of good about DMT and this world he's describing sounds amazing
@johnflynn2109
Жыл бұрын
Good luck getting real dmt. Nowadays your more likely to get a chinese knock off.
@itsme7570
Жыл бұрын
@@johnflynn2109 I got a friend in Cali that said he goes to Tijuana and something about bumps on the back of frogs or toads but I feel like when the universe is ready it'll put it in front of me
@itsme7570
Жыл бұрын
@Nick St Pierre that's awesome. Do you smoke marijuana at all? I've since become a bit of a pot head but my worse day as a pot head is wayyyy better than my best day as a junkie
@joeyjessie7566
Жыл бұрын
I here alot of people say this me and my brother got some waiting to take em wanna try an help with addiction did you do it multiple times before it helped you
@itsme7570
Жыл бұрын
@@joeyjessie7566 it's hard to explain but every time I've done it I've come out with a better understanding of myself,my emotions and feel more at peace with my surroundings and appreciate just life more
@user-fb3pu3qx3t
Жыл бұрын
Be careful playing with psychedelics. I know two people who have seriously damaged their brains after messing. LSD can give you flashbacks to bad trips for years if you’re unlucky. Just saying.
@davidgruber9576
Жыл бұрын
And do NOT take lsd if you’re in a bad mental state. You WILL end up feeling worse then before. If you still want to do it even tho you’re life is not going well right now take it somewhere where you feel good and it’s important to have positive and loving people around you. LSD is not a joke if you just take it for fun bc you wanna be zooted. And never take it on a Saturday if you have to work Monday you’ll be ffuuucked 😂
@austinstambene3087
Жыл бұрын
LSD can bring for underlying psychiatric disorders that have never previously surfaced, and almost randomly. It could be on your 20th dose that it happens. Flashbacks are untrue though, as is it sitting in your spine. LSD is water soluble and washes out of your body rather quickly. Any experience one has with "flashbacks" is due to something else entirely
@djannias
8 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚀 *Andrew Gallimore discusses his work on building a DMT machine to connect with alien worlds.* 00:35 📚 *Andrew Gallimore talks about his interest in psychedelics and how it evolved from an early fascination with supernatural phenomena.* 03:00 🧪 *Andrew Gallimore explains how his background in pharmacology and chemistry led him to study psychedelics, particularly DMT.* 04:52 🌌 *Andrew Gallimore discusses his transformative experience with DMT, which led him to dedicate his life to understanding it.* 10:42 🧪 *The first discovery of the psychedelic properties of DMT in the Western world was in 1956 by Hungarian physician Stephen Zara.* 12:42 🧠 *The idea that low levels of endogenous DMT are responsible for normal waking reality perception is not well-supported and has fallen out of favor in psychiatry.* 15:24 🌍 *The brain constructs our model of reality based on sensory information, and psychedelics like DMT perturb this process, leading to altered perceptions.* 24:18 🤯 *DMT experiences vary among individuals, and while there's some consensus, it's impossible to know if different people truly perceive the same reality.* 27:17 🧠 *Our reliance on visual information as a species is significant, making it challenging to describe complex visual scenes using words alone.* 28:00 🌌 *DMT experiences vary among individuals, but there are universal motifs such as the structure, ambiance, geometry, and the presence of entities.* 29:28 🧚 *The concept of "elves" in DMT experiences dates back to indigenous tribes in Amazonia who communicated with beings they called Spirits or Gods.* 33:35 🌈 *The majority of DMT entity encounters are positive or neutral, but there is a small percentage with a different character.* 34:40 🤯 *DMT experiences are intense, profoundly strange, and can challenge one's understanding of reality.* 37:11 💭 *DMT experiences are so rapid that you don't have a chance to process them fully until afterward, and details can fade like a dream.* 38:47 🚫 *It's advisable to wait until your brain has matured before experimenting with psychoactive substances.* 41:33 🇯🇵 *The speaker transitioned from chemistry to computational neuroscience to better understand the effects of psychedelics on the brain.* 49:37 🏞️ *Tokyo offers a mix of bustling city life and peaceful countryside within a short distance.* 56:47 🔬 *The speaker transitioned from wet lab research to computational research to understand how psychedelics affect the brain's model.* 57:15 💊 *Psychedelics stimulate neurons and make the brain's model more fluid, leading to a change in perception and increased sensitivity to sensory information.* 01:06:14 🌈 *Psychedelics make the brain more sensitive to sensory information, enhancing colors and altering the perception of objects.* 01:13:13 🧊 *Psychedelics melt the rigid structure of the brain's model, making it more flexible and plastic, which has potential clinical applications for conditions like depression.* 01:17:04 🤔 *Achieving control and positive experiences during a psychedelic trip may require experience and skill.* 01:21:29 💡 *Psychedelics can release repressed memories and emotions, but this process should be managed by experienced individuals.* 01:29:21 👃 *Smells can trigger strong emotional and memory responses, which is deeply wired in our brains.* 01:32:48 🍴 *The brain can associate food with sickness, leading to aversion even when the connection is erroneous.* 01:34:12 🧠 *Psychedelics make the brain more susceptible to sensory information and ideas, leading to global reorganization.* 01:35:08 🐘 *Experiments like giving LSD to an elephant showcase the interest in how psychedelics affect brain states.* 01:36:46 🧪 *LSD combined with amphetamines can lead to profound effects on the human mind.* 01:39:23 💡 *Amphetamines release dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, causing euphoria and neurostimulation.* 01:42:24 🪴 *Salvinorin from Salvia divinorum can produce reality-tearing effects, leading to unique and intense experiences.* 01:53:31 🎵 *Psychedelics like psilocybin can help musicians break free from creative constraints and explore new ideas.* 01:56:45 🛸 *John Mack's work on alien encounters and DMT experiences suggest a possible connection between the two.* 02:01:33 🌌 *Exploring the idea that intelligence beyond Earth may not be limited to physical, carbon-based beings, opening up possibilities for non-physical or trans-dimensional entities.* 02:02:13 🌌 *Intelligent civilizations can be categorized into pre-technological, technological, and post-biological phases.* 02:06:01 🌟 *The Kardashev scale measures a civilization's advancement based on its energy control, progressing from type 1 to type Omega.* 02:08:34 🔍 *Human civilization is exploring deeper into the fundamental structure ofreality, like subatomic particles and beyond.* 02:09:54 🤯 *Type Omega minus civilizations could exist at the ground of reality, and their nature is beyond human comprehension.* 02:11:19 🌐 *DMT experiences might grant access to a hyperdimensional world possibly inhabited by type Omega minus civilizations.* 02:13:21 🖥️ *Quantum computers could potentially aid in communication with beings operating on an atomic or subatomic level.* 02:25:13 👽 *John Mack's research on abduction experiences revealed coherent and consistent stories that challenge conventional explanations.* 02:26:10 🧠 *John Mack's research on alien encounters should not be dismissed as mere hallucinations but should be taken seriously.* 02:28:00 🛸 *The idea of advanced civilizations that transcend biology and exist within the structure of reality is compared to the concept of the "noosphere."* 02:29:11 🤔 *The speaker seeks a more mechanistic and clear explanation for the concept of the collective unconscious, emphasizing neurobiological interpretations.* 02:30:18 🧬 *Basic models of human interactions and instincts, deeply embedded in neural structures, are discussed as part of the collective unconscious.* 02:34:12 💡 *The brain constructs models at various levels, from simple to complex, with subcortical regions responsible for basic survival instincts and behaviors.* 02:36:55 🤖 *Treating DMT as a technology for communication with other intelligences is advocated, aiming to establish stable two-way communication with entities encountered during DMT experiences.* 02:39:12 🧪 *DMT's short duration and lack of subjective tolerance make it challenging to study and communicate with entities; the speaker discusses the need for technology development for extended experiences.* 02:49:28 🔬 *The speaker suggests repurposing pharmacokinetic models used in anesthesiology for DMT to achieve controlled and extended DMT experiences.* 02:49:41 🌌 *Researchers are working on technology to extend the DMT (psychedelic) state from minutes to potentially hours.* 02:50:24 📊 *Scientists retrieved old data and collaborated to propose a pharmacokinetic model for extending the DMT state, although they didn't mention communicating with intelligences in the paper.* 02:51:24 📝 *The paper was aimed at mainstream peer-reviewed scientific journals, and they kept it sober to be taken seriously.* 02:52:15 🧬 *The initial paper aimed to demonstrate the feasibility of the technology for extending the DMT state, not for immediate human deployment.* 02:54:21 🧪 *Imperial College successfully stabilized the DMT state for 30 minutes in a pilot study and published their findings.* 02:55:16 🇨🇭 *A group in Basel, Switzerland, extended the DMT state to 90 minutes at different dose levels, making it controllable.* 02:58:56 🌐 *Andrew Gallimore suggests that the brain can stabilize and navigate the DMT space over time, allowing for communication with intelligences.* 03:03:02 🧮 *An AI trained on higher-dimensional data could decode and interpret information from the DMT space, potentially revealing the dimensionality of the experience.* 03:05:09 🌌 *Andrew Gallimore emphasizes the significance of discovering and understanding these higher-dimensional worlds accessed through DMT.* 03:08:04 🌐 *The discovery that DMT allows access to higher-dimensional realms with intelligences would be profoundly significant, potentially altering our understanding of reality and our place in the cosmos.* 03:11:02 🤯 *Gallimore discusses the idea that ancient dream function might have been related to DMT, and DMT could be linked to our hyperdimensional heritage.* 03:13:18 🧠 *DMT may provide a profound sense of deja vu and familiarity, suggesting a deep-rooted connection to an ancient reality.* 03:16:40 🧪 *Research on DMT could involve experiments, stable communication, decoding language, and mapping the geometry of this new world.* 03:18:03 📚 *Andrew Gallimore's latest book, "The Reality Switch Technologies," delves into the brain's role in constructing alternate realities using psychedelics.* Made with HARPA AI
@BangMaster96
9 ай бұрын
The TRUTH is eternal and infinite. Our Human Brain power and Life is finite, limited, there is no way for us to comprehend, explain, or make sense of the Eternal Truth of this Mysterious existence. Hence, why many cultures just attributed the meaning of Life and existence to a Godly power.
@ilovebutterstuff
Жыл бұрын
I must say, that was 3and a half hours well spent. Truly fascinating, I am thinking about buying one of his two books. I'd like to add that I am extremely interested in being in the study group as well.
@majorparanoia4941
Жыл бұрын
I read his first book and it’s absolutely beautiful written and so illuminating and the way our brain works and how in turn our reality works.
@shonteff
Жыл бұрын
absolutely fascinating. instant sub! i have no words, just mind-blowing and definitely needs to be explored 😊
@75dobs
Жыл бұрын
My intuition says are brains are a radio like receptor tuned to construct reality though our five senses with our self-awareness as an overlay. DMT and psilocybin override these filters and our "ego" overlay and allow our brains to receive all signals or it tunes our brains to something specific. It would be interesting to see if in the presence of some electromagnetic source would there be some "common" experience while on DMT. Experiments like this could give us some insight into what we may be "tuned into" if at all. This shit is wild.
@artistsoflisbon
Жыл бұрын
Same here. I always thought that our bodies are drones, which our souls pilot via spiritual VR headsets haha
@nedflanders3578
6 ай бұрын
@mysteryandthemachine KNOWS THE ANSWER! Rumor has it he just figured out the theoretical framework for consciousness and even has the info on how to build conscious A.i!!
@wodifpv644
3 ай бұрын
I didn't try dmt and shrooms until i was 46. I was able to jump time and dimension and saw ancient languages spinning in a dna scenario forming ancient temples while using 8 grams of Golden teacher. Been using for meditation working on awakening. As far as DMT i have to be in a peaceful controled mood. Anytype of stress prevents the DMT to do anything.
@mkultra6664
Жыл бұрын
Fantastic interview!!! I learned so much about my dmt experience from the insights this man has about what it could be related to. THANK YOU!!!
@drewjaques7437
4 ай бұрын
Does anyone else wish we could push the playback speed to 3X or so?
@brentnathan8069
Жыл бұрын
Amazing moments within this podcast. Thanks for bringing these things to light.
@g2k2ent.10
Жыл бұрын
I think if it was mandatory to take a spiritual dmt trip, the world would be a much better place.
@channelelyse
Жыл бұрын
In an experiment, psychedelics were given to conservative, white supremacists, after which their values changed and they no longer believed their hateful supremacist views.
@Crysalis-bd9so
5 ай бұрын
If someone's in doubt about there being a God of the entire universe, do DMT.
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