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DMT & Reptilian Contact

I would like to inform you about a book I just read because I think it may interest you. The book is called 'DMT the spirit molecule'. This book is written by Dr. Rick Strassman and it is a report about a DEA-approved clinical research in which he injected 60 volunteers with DMT, one of the most powerful psychedelics known. His detailed account of those sessions is an extra-ordinarily riveting inquiry into the nature of the human mind and the therapeutic potential of psychedelics. DMT is a plant derived chemical that is also manufactured by the human brain. Many volunteers reported convincing encounters with intelligent non-human presences, especially "aliens". Strassman's research connects DMT with the pineal gland.

Halfway in the book he starts with case reports about these alien contacts.

Important to know is that the volunteers not only saw these things, but felt an unshakeable certainty that they actually were there.

In a chapter called "through the veil" things really get exciting. Strassman starts talking about the fact that at least half of the volunteers 'made contact with them' or other beings. Some of them looked like Elves, bees and reptiles.

You'll understand how this Dr's scientific mind really gets into trouble handling reports of 'non-material beings' he was neither intellectually nor emotionally prepared for making contact. Also surprising were the common themes of what these beings were doing with so many of the volunteers; manipulating, communicating, showing, helping and questioning.

I shall write down some of the reports here.

There is a sinister backdrop, an alien-type, insectoid, non-quite-pleasant side of this, isn't there? It's not a "we're-going-to-get-you-motherf**ker". It's more like being possessed. During the experience there is sense of someone, or something else, there taking control.It's like you have to defend yourself against them, whoever they are, but they certainly are there. I'm aware of them and they're aware of me. It's like they have an agenda. It's like walking into a different neighborhood. You're really not quite sure what the culture is. It's got such a distinct flavor, the reptilian being or beings that are present. 'How about the scary element?' Strassman asked. 'What's the worst they could do if they are unleashed with access to you?'

That's what it's about. It's the sense of the possibility that's so strange.

It was wild. There were no colors. There was the usual sound: pleasant, a roar, a sort of an internal hum . Then there were three beings, three physical forms. There were rays coming out of their bodies and then back to their bodies. They were reptilian and humanoid, trying to make me understand, not with words, but with gestures. They wanted me to look into their bodies. I saw inside them and understood reproduction, what it's like before birth, the passage into the body. Once I established what they were communicating, they didn't just fade away. They stayed there for quite a while. Their presence was very solid.

...

I went with them as you suggested. There were clinical researchers probing into my mind. There were sort of long fiber-optic things that they were putting into my pupils.

These are only a few of the many reports in the book.

There are surprising and remarkable consistencies among volunteers' reports of contact with nonmaterial beings. Sound and vibration build until the scene almost explosively shifts to an 'alien' realm. Volunteers find themselves on a bed or in a landing bay, research environment, or high-technology room. The highly intelligent beings of this 'other' world are interested in the subject, seemingly ready for his or her arrival and wasting no time in 'getting to work'. There might be one particular being clearly in charge, directing the others. Volunteers frequently comment about the emotional quality of the relationships: loving, carring, or professionally detached.

Their 'business' appeared to be testing, examining, probing, and even modifying the volunteer's mind and body. Sometimes testing came first, and after results were satisfactory, further interactions took place. They also communicated with the volunteers, attempting to convey information by gestures, telepathy, or visual imagery. The purpose of contact was uncertain, but several subjects felt a benevolent attempt on the beings' part to improve us individually or as a race.

After reading the reports I was baffled that so many volunteers report similar experiences especially the ones with reptilian creatures.

Dr. Strassman also makes a connection with the alien abduction literature and finds out that if you leave out the I.V. administration of DMT you can't tell the difference in experiences. There is a striking resemblance between these naturally occurring contacts and those reported in the DMT study.

He is using the books of John Mack -'abduction' and 'passport to the cosmos' I am not sure whether you know him or his work. He gives a lot of examples of resemblances. It's really striking, David.

I think Dr. Strassman discovered something really profound. A tool to experience the illuminates existence. It's blowing their cover.

I dont know how open-minded you are about psychedelics taking in consideration that you are always being watched. I can imagine you will keep a safe distance as things like drugs can be used against you. But I thought you would find this very interesting.

I just read on your site you are doing all the work by yourself. For this I respect you even more. I would like to offer my knowledge and support. So if you have any questions or need help please let me know.

Best regards,
Peter.

Book info:

DMT: The Spirit Molecule: A doctor's revolutionary research into the biology of near-death and mystical experiences.

Author: Rick Strassman

Archive date: 02-27-02
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