Minudah
Stupid
- Dec 3, 2018
- 1,355
I've been reading about it trying to see how I can avoid it, but I can't find a way. There's a lot of evidence that when you die you have a DMT trip that feels like it lasts forever, but is probably a few minutes at most. They see a tunnel with a light at the end, imagine entities talking to them, and think they're really in the afterlife. I don't want to get fooled and have no way of knowing I won't be fooled by it, if it happens to me.
And how would you know? Normally it would make sense to just wait it out and see if it takes long enough that you should be dead already, but then it seriously fucks with your perception of time. In the about-nonexistent chance that there is an afterlife that would mean just sitting around in denial forever, while angels or whatever try to convince that it's real and not a DMT trip.
I don't want to imagine things that aren't really happening, I just want to go. I wish I could know what methods avoid DMT trip, or whatever happens when NDEs have those dreams they think are real. I want to die because I want to cease existing, not live in a fake think is real for what feels like eternity. I also think DMT sounds scary anyway
And how would you know? Normally it would make sense to just wait it out and see if it takes long enough that you should be dead already, but then it seriously fucks with your perception of time. In the about-nonexistent chance that there is an afterlife that would mean just sitting around in denial forever, while angels or whatever try to convince that it's real and not a DMT trip.
I don't want to imagine things that aren't really happening, I just want to go. I wish I could know what methods avoid DMT trip, or whatever happens when NDEs have those dreams they think are real. I want to die because I want to cease existing, not live in a fake think is real for what feels like eternity. I also think DMT sounds scary anyway
Last edited: