Did you ever try to silence your mind and give it no command as to what it should see and instead let it perceive information and give the signal for what it is?

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[AutoMod] action=keep R:10 E:7 N:8 C:10 | Directly replies to the OP’s thread opener with shared personal experience (DMT-like perception) and connects it to weed-induced/meditative states, adding a fresh perspective on the phenomenon. Novelty comes from framing it as a recurring experience rather than a one-time event.

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I did and it was very dmt like, saw some hands that were very colorful come out of the shadows and appear and perform a motion like "welcome" or a greeting of sorts, then I got hyped and didn't try again, sorry to myself first lol.
No it wasn't my imagiantion, it was exactly like when you experience dmt, same thing happens to me sometimes when I smoke weed or close my eyes or just get very focused on thought and just see this space that is neither my imagination nor my eyes closed, it's another place completely.
And for the sake of the post I am gatekeeping my knowledge just to see if you ever tried this prompt
>Did you ever try to silence your mind and give it no command as to what it should see and instead let it perceive information and give the signal for what it is?
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You can trust your body to do higher order things that most people think require attention. The simplest examples are asking/intending yourself to wake up at 547 am tomorrow, trusting you will do this, and forgetting about your intention. Or the same process for remembering to grab a certain item from the grocery store when you get there. You have reminder functions built in. I'd like thing this can apply to even grander functions, loa in a sense. I intend to get this job/promotion, achieve new physical feats, make certain relationships happen, and trust myself to know how to make me achieve it. Also into ld, ap, esp, rv, etc.
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