FREE Online Event with DMTx Volunteers
Moderated by Graham Hancock and myself...
As many of you will already know, the Imperial College London Psychedelic Research Group recently completed their first study of extended-state DMT using target-controlled intravenous infusion, known as DMTx.
Although the Imperial team recently published a pre-print of the results of this study, the volunteers are yet to publicly discuss their experiences during DMTx.
As such, we are delighted to host a unique live online event, moderated by Graham Hancock and Dr. Andrew Galllimore (me!), where we will gather four of the volunteers to probe their experiences and encounters with non-human entities in the extended DMT state. This event will be hosted by Noonautics and is completely free for anyone anywhere in the world.
It will be live streamed on Tuesday May 23 at 09:00 ET, 14:00 UK; 22:00 Japan.
If you’d like to watch, all you need to do is register for the live stream here:
https://noonautics.org/etn/dmtx-panel/
If you can’t make the live stream, don’t worry — you’ll be able to catch the full event on YouTube afterwards!
For background, you can read my previous posts on DMTx and my breakdown of Imperial’s first DMTx results below.
Graham and myself will try to cover the most important aspects of the DMTx volunteers’ experiences during the study. However, if you have any interesting questions you’d like to ask the volunteers, then please comment on this post. We won’t be able to ask everyone’s questions, but will select from the more interesting or unusual ones. Please note that these questions should be directed to the volunteers and not Graham or myself — this event is focused on the volunteers’ experiences and not on our interpretations or speculations about them or the DMT experience in general.
See you on the 23rd May!
The Origins and Theory Behind DMTx — Part 1
In the last few years, the extended-state DMT infusion technology, which has come to be known as DMTx, has cemented its position in public consciousness, at least within our small but growing circle of psychedelic-minded people. There’s been a lot of talk — for much of which I can be held at least partially responsible — about “mapping” the DMT space, e…
The Origins and Theory Behind DMTx — Part 2
The principal aim of DMTx is to use a programmable intravenous infusion device to reach and maintain a relatively stable concentration of DMT in the brain such that the standard 5-10 minute breakthrough trip can be extended for an indefinite period of time. Although this idea seems simple in principle, as is so often the case in human pharmacology, it’s…
DMTx: The First Results...
So, just last week, the Imperial College Centre for Psychedelic Research finally published a pre-print of the world’s first pilot study of extended-state DMT, which has come to be known as DMTx. This comes almost seven years after Rick Strassman and myself proposed a retooling of
Question for the volunteers: What did you learn from the entities, that you feel has crossed over as transferable skills / problem-solving in our physical reality? Do you believe that the other worlds and realms experienced on DMT, are where our consciousness / soul goes at the point of death?
I look forward to the event, cheers.
After having spent enough time in the DMT-space (unsure as to whether it would need to be a continuous extended stay such as with DMTx or rather overall time spent), would it be possible that now since the brain has gathered enough information about the world model of "over there", it becomes able to start constructing dreams using the world model of the DMT-space just as it's freely able to construct dreams using the world model of our usual human-space?
I'm interested in this because, while dreaming, the world model of the dream we're experiencing isn't matched against any external stimuli. Given that, after an individual experiences the world model of DMT enough to become acclimated to it, it seems logical that it may a unlock a latent ability of the brain to generate and construct dreams of a new variety using the newly learned world model of the DMT-space rather than having dreams that are constructed solely out of our native human-space model (somewhat analogous to switching the language you're speaking in so long as you're fluent in at least 2).
Has this been the experience of any of the volunteers?
~big ups to every one involved, thanks for this event!!!~