Libra – Dusk
“…Or is this just a big… dream.”
Libra – Eternity
“In this universe we process time linearly forward. But outside of our space time from what would be a fourth dimensional perspective time wouldn’t exist. And from that vantage could we attain it? We see our space time would look flattened. Like a single sculpture of matter and super-position of every place it ever occupied. Our sentience is just cycling through our lives like carts on a track. See everything outside our dimension that’s eternity. Eternity looking down on us.” “See everything outside our dimension that’s eternity. Eternity looking down on us.” “…Is some sort of a…”
Libra – Chemical Portal
“So the question is like: is that really your subconscious is? This is? Is this you know what you know yourself stripped down to some very bare raw form and then confronted with the psychedelics that perturb, your, your visual cortex of they provide you with all these intense visualisations, or is it a chemical portal to another dimension?”
MFG – To Eternity (Too Much Data rmx)
“Now you’ll have to excuse me, captain. I have an appointment with eternity, and I don’t want to be late.”
Too Much Data – State of Mind
“State of mind.” “State of mind, different from the ordinary conscious state.”
Too Much Data – Do You See Stars
“Do you see stars.”
Too Much Data – Deep Happiness
“Life is deep happiness.”
Nomad Aliens – Angular
“Every single person on the planet has a story. Don’t judge people before you truly know them. The truth might surprise you.”
SETI Project – Driven To Madness
“…Driven to madness…”
SETI Project – DMT Entities
“An autonomous entity can be defined as the experience of perceived contact with a hallucinatory being that appears to be sentience and autonomous in its behavior. And while most famously associated with dimethyltryptamine, it is a relatively common experience at heavy dosages of a wide variety of psychedelic compounds, particularly those which are more prone to inducing hallucinatory states, such as ayahuasca, psilocybin, and mescaline.” “Autonomous entities and internal hallucinations in general are usually comprised from condensed psychedelic geometry. This is in a manner which can give them an incredibly complex, incomprehensible and otherworldly aesthetic. But as for the specific forms in which they present themselves, while they can include literally anything, certain archetypes are definitely present and commonly include: Humans. Aliens. Elves. Animals. Giant spheres. Insectoids. Beings of light. Plants. Cartoons. Robotic machines. Gods and demigods. Biomechanical intelligences. Anthropomorphic beings. Jesters. Demons. Indescribable monstrosities. Spirits. Angels. Shamans. Fantastical or mythological beasts. Abstract geometric forms. And many, many more.” “During their apparition, autonomous entities will frequently be presented as the inhabitants of a perceived independent reality, which is often subjectively interpreted as a different dimension or plane of existence. These inhabited hallucinatory realms can include anything, but common archetypes often include cities, temples, rooms, circuses, caverns, natural landscapes, and abstract geometric structures.” “And while they most commonly appear alone within these spaces, they can also often be within small or large groups alongside of other entities, which may take similar or completely different physical forms of their own. Now as for their response to the Tripper, some entities do not seem to be aware of a person’s presence, but many others are often precognizant of a person’s appearance into their supposed realm, and usually choose to interact with them in various ways. For example, they will often display behaviors such as showing a person around the realm that they inhabit, presenting them with objects, holding spontaneous celebrations of their arrival, merging into and out of the person’s body or consciousness, engaging them in conversation, and attempting to impart knowledge of various kinds.” “Overall, the general appearance, personality, and behavior of an autonomous entity often correlates with the psychological state of the person experiencing it.”
