Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "What is a DMT trip like and who are the entities you meet? | Matthew Johnson and Lex Fridman" video.

That's like becoming a heroin addict. Nobody wants to become a heroin addict, or meth-head, but it comes to you when someone else can successfully make you an addict, or crack-head.
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@rexmonarch2 : Some people also die with their first exposure, just like L.S.D. which is milder.
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@marygiedeman2789 : I hear you. Have you ever tried sleeping in water, in a hot bathtub? If you can sleep in water you have strong psychic abilities. The primal energy your body uses to fight gravity becomes a healing power. With meditation it can become a return to the womb experience. How comfortable is that when you don't have to look for hot springs?
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@marygiedeman2789 : I know what you say about losing the ability to sleep in water and have dreams. I've been like that, on and off. As moving to another city last year and getting my life back to being about me, living alone, I'm having more dreams, and more different dreams, than ever before. I wish this was the proper forum to get into that. Take heart.
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@JohnnyFive626 : It can be a regret, having a natural spiritual awakening, only to see ordinary reality wear it down when you are unable to refresh it. Express yourself through art or music and tell others to help keep it alive in your environment. May All Peace Be Upon You.
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@ryansnoodittywilliams9940 : I would do what Jimi Hendrix recommended, get some headphones to lay back and groove on a rainy day, and that would be listening to Electric Ladyland. Let the music take you away.
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@marygiedeman2789 :That's right. Go out into the desert and find a poor indigenous native and ask him to be your spirit guide. Give him whatever he asks for as a grateful student. When he gets you the drug you were looking for, an you regain consciousness all alone covered in vomit, say you met a shaman when you get back home.
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@marygiedeman2789 : I take a chance with life every time I wake up in the morning, and there's enough insanity out there already. Why self-induce it? I was riffing of Carlos Castenedas "Tales of Don Juan, a Yaqui Brujedo", a best-selling series of books in the seventies. A Mohawk brujedo, or shaman, Larry Bruje, was an electric bass player in a band I was part of. He knew how to bring it on.
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@marygiedeman2789 : Thank you very much. As you know it's nothing you can do, it's only if life comes together for you.
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@ryansnoodittywilliams9940 : no... oh no... don't get down with it...
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@ryansnoodittywilliams9940 : Watt's up, that's why.
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@ryansnoodittywilliams9940 : When you say studio, could that be using a digital camera to make your own You Tube video? I might be low-to-no tech, but a digital camera can sit there by itself and they're very inexpensive now because everyone has cameras in hand-held devices. You wouldn't need to build a studio if you had a camera stand, going anywhere you want for a backdrop. That would be better than the same old set. If I thought I'd look good singing and playing guitar that's what I'd do. For all the news reporters standing with the crowds of protestors, I never saw anyone using them as a backdrop for a rap or personal commentary. If you had a portable player you could have music happening too. Let me be your manager. You do the talent and I'll handle the money.
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