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[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 5 points

So is this something like a coding boolean.

If light_is_off, dmt_release == true

[–] lelekfalo 1 points

if (light = off) {

 release = "DMT";

}

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 1 points

I imagine their is some time associated with it. Maybe the brain ceasing to see light altogether and being unable to process it.

[–] lelekfalo 1 points

That goes way beyond what I remember from one semester of comp. sci. in high school. 🤣

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 1 points

A lot has changed.

[–] lelekfalo 1 points

It hasn't been THAT long!!!

[–] garbotalk 3 points

He has told me that the brain thinks outside of time. Also, dreams are outside of time. You may dream of a previous existence, for example, or a future one.

[–] BlurpleFart 1 points

I have dream precognition, usually of other people, but never with anything to indicate when.

It was a lot more frequent when I was younger.

[–] tacocat9797 5 points

The pineal gland has photoreceptors. Light is an oscillating electric and magnetic field, so it is comprised of electrical and magnetic properties. Our brains are largely electrical. Melatonin and DMT production is facilitated by the pineal gland. When the lights are switched off, the DNA that codes for the protein that facilities production of DMT is "run through". Like if light is off, then it switches to this other program that makes a protein which creates DMT instead of melatonin.

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So how does this affect us when we die or sleep-- When the lights go out you are no longer receiving the same electrical and magnetic input? We are pulled out like a magnet when the electricity stops firing in our hearts (i.e. death)?

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I have always wondered if the pineal gland functions as a stand in "lateral line" organ like the ones fish have that they use to communicate information via electricity. The lateral line makes fish telepathic in a way.

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Oh when the heart stops it stops releasing its own electrical signal independent from the brain. A healthy heart will continue to beat outside of the body until it runs out of energy. Do the brain and heart's electric fields form dielectric poles? Does DMT, or sleep/death have something to do with the electrical currents in your heart vs. your brain?

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Or is it that you use "sound" instead of light? Could that be what you mean by "heresay"?

I wonder if sonoluminescence plays a role because you can get light from sound? Could heartbeat create the perfect pulse or rhythm required for such a connection?

[–] Firstladytree 3 points

I hope he responds to this. I remember him mentioning that the heart continues to beat once it’s ripped from the body - and usually, if he mentions it, it’s important.

[–] DataAcquistion 1 points

I hope he answers this too. These questions are really awesome.

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[–] lelekfalo 8 points

Calcification of pineal gland due to fluoride accumulation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11275672

Fluoridated water correlated to lower IQ: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5285601/

And, to piggyback off that, similar effect with lead: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1367853/

Another member of the sub and I have a theory that this why the south side of Chicago is so stupid and angry. Gotta keep the masses dumb, lest they start figuring shit out!

Edit: Completely forgot to say what I originally intended to...

I've always held the belief that the sudden release of DMT by/into the brain at death was for the purpose of gently re-acclimating our minds/consciousness to "true" reality when we become suddenly unbound by our limited human perception of "reality." The rainbow bridge, per se.

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 5 points

And...
https://i.imgur.com/ak8ElwE.gif
We have a WINNER!!!

[–] tacocat9797 3 points

Alex Jones has been all about the fluoride removal with Alexapure filtration system. Also, I learned that bottled water that contains ground water such as Poland springs or Ozarka has tons of fluoride. Spring water is no bueno.

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Also I noticed that when I lived in Northeast US I was in a fog.. now that I live in TX I feel so much lighter. I think that the water is especially bad in the northeast because of the industrialization of that area that polluted everything.

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

I've got a Pur on my sink. Supposedly filters out fluoride.

I can't speak on the quality or contents of New England water, but Chicago has some Flint level shit. I'd recommend getting a test kit, regardless of where you live.

[–] [deleted] 2 points

http://fluoridealert.org/content/mandatory-fluoridation-in-the-u-s/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation_in_the_United_States

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL9nDWsQ7_M

👍

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

Nice resources! I'm actually surprised only 17 states have mandatory fluoridation. Granted, many communities still vote to mandate it on a local level.

The hard part I failed to mention earlier is, even using a filter, what happens when I go out to eat or grab a coffee from Dunkin? I know damn well they're using my city's shitty tap water.

Even when I was outside of my city's water supply area where water came from wells and aquifers, it still passed through a treatment plant in my state that mandates fluoridation. There is no escaping it.

[–] BlurpleFart 1 points

Feature, not a bug.

[–] lelekfalo 1 points

How's that?

[–] BlurpleFart 2 points

If the goal is to keep us all calcified up, it makes sense that it would be almost impossible to escape fluoridated tap water.

Especially in cities or in lower income neighborhoods where, I’m sure, the logic is ‘lower income kids have less access to dentists and need fluoride in the water’ without a thought given to the fact that fluoride has been scientifically shown to not really do anything positive for our teeth when it’s ingested.

I’m pretty sure I’ve gone down this fluoride rabbit hole and been horrified before but I’ve been pretty high since then...

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

Ah, feature for them, not us. Yes.

[–] BlurpleFart 1 points

I should have been more clear. <3

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

Nah, it's cool! I just have a hell of a time on the internet sometimes with the lack of inflection and body language to go off of. Sometimes it just feels like I damn well completely forget how to read.

[–] BlurpleFart 1 points

It’s also difficult when communication is spread out like this too. It’s not exactly like a forum.

[–] [deleted] 2 points

Factor in...

Monsanto's glyphosate contamination

The contamination in cosmetics

Irradiated water from Japan off the coast of California

FDA not regulating supplements with no long-term studies

Food businesses substituting ingredients as fillers with no long-term studies

Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) with controlled information/no long-term studies

5G radiation adverse health effects

Sunscreen absorbed in blood

EMF pollution versus health

No telling how much people are getting sick from just cutting corners. Some of these could be just human ignorance and some of it could foul play.

The Monsanto thing and their coverups... A lot of people hate those assholes.

And your truly previous president signed a law to cover their asses.

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

https://youtu.be/q5mLjKI968g

[–] lelekfalo 4 points

Yay!

I guess the prize is just the realization of how fucked we are? 🤣

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[–] tacocat9797 1 points

So is it true, is the Gov't doing this on purpose to dumb us down and make us more controllable?

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 5 points

The industry that provides it was trying to find a way to make the money back that they had to spend to clean residue out of their industrial pipes after manufacturing aluminum.

You can thank Edward Bernays for that PR spin campaign and a willing electorate.

But, I wouldn’t blame it on the government as much as on a society that foolishly believes that everything industry does is ultimately for their benefit.

RJ Reynolds was a great “job creator” too.

[–] tacocat9797 1 points

Oh wow. What industry provided it? Yes, when I was a wee child I was told that chewing fluoride tablets made your teeth stronger.. a vitamin of sorts..my sister was given it by a doctor.. she wasn't to swallow it, but she was to chew it slowly then rinse. Everyday when she was 2 or 3.

[–] Firstladytree 1 points

My nephews have spots all over their teeth - I read somewhere this was from the fluoride in water also

Fluorosis

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 3 points

You have to go all the way to the early 1900’s to understand how fluoride got spun into something good.

Do a web search.

[–] Firstladytree 2 points

Toxic Treatment: Fluoride's Transformation from Industrial Waste to Public Health Miracle

https://origins.osu.edu/article/toxic-treatment-fluorides-transformation-industrial-waste-public-health-miracle

... a profitable way to put to use a waste byproduct from the production of fertilizer.

Many are surprised to learn that unlike the pharmaceutical grade fluoride in their toothpaste, the fluoride in their water is an untreated industrial waste product, one that contains trace elements of arsenic and lead.

GROSS

[–] Lunar_Lander1 1 points

10 cents a ton, usage to be found... thanks Rockfeller & Cie via Bernays PR.

Latter it was used to (mind-)control the interns in POW nazi's camps because it regulates you in not having any peak of emotion, good when you want to control a crowd on a year long basis. (c.f: Dupont's devil kitchen).

To be found in the three source 90% of (occidental) humans take each day: water, salt and toothpast, then supplemented some more by lesser sources.

Look at a book called: "silent weapons for quiet war".

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Beside that I am curious about a anomaly: some peoples have no brain (!), generally less than 10 or 5% of mass.

It is not strict rewiring or recombination of the brain and the peoples affected doesn't even know their (strange) condition, no impairement (one has 101 IQ and found it by accident when a MRI was done past a car accident).

So the classical conception of the brain as the motor/sensory seat and all is to be reconsidered.

It could be that: the brain is an antenna and connected to frequencies and Noosphere (to keep it simple).

We found the reality not by himself but by navigating its edges, the interferences zone at the periphery; so a such condition (without brain) is a perfect case to found the edges of some human's psyche & biology.

[–] LucePrima 3 points

Fluoride is a waste byproduct in the production of both aluminum and phosphate-based fertilizer

Here's an interesting paper on the topic: https://origins.osu.edu/article/toxic-treatment-fluorides-transformation-industrial-waste-public-health-miracle

[–] emperorbma 1 points

Aluminum which may or may not be associated with Alzheimer’s.

https://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/guide/controversial-claims-risk-factors

[–] LucePrima 2 points

Since DMT ushers us out of this life, are the places that we see when we trip the "after life?"

That is, is there a distinction between the various states of consciousness as matter?

[–] DataAcquistion 1 points

I find it interesting that fluoride is the most electronegative element, and that our thyroid uses iodine exclusively for production/regulation. Fluoride would stand to steal these good halogens, leading to an inability for the body to uptake what it needs.

[–] BlurpleFart 2 points

I wasn’t sure how to bring up my conclusions on this topic. They are in line with yours but I’m afraid it extends beyond water.

We aren’t talking about natural fluoride either. This is industrial waste being put deliberately into municipal water supplies.

Plus, look at the ‘inactive’ ingredients in many commonly prescribed and over the counter pharmaceuticals and consider how much of that also makes it back into the communal water.

[–] garbotalk 3 points

You have said that DMT is produced in the brain, the eyes, the lungs and another organ...the liver?

You have also said that the Naigaje tricked the Kayeen implants into thinking they were dead and deactivating through near death baptisms. The DMT release triggered the implant to shut off. So it is the pineal gland that tells the body to release the DMT at near death moments? Does ayahuasca also trigger the pineal gland? Does anything else?

You have told me to only drink filtered water. I assumed it was for toxins and heavy metals but I realize now that flouride is another thing you wanted me filtering. Is that correct?

DMT allows me to travel outside myself to see other life forms also using it to communicate. I'm fortunate to have seen many life forms in this way.

As sick as I have been at times, I've had DMT dumps propelling me on these adventures without near drowning or drinking a potion from a medicine man. I know the power of DMT. It is formidable.

In those moments, I feel connected to the rest of the universe in a deeply personal way. It is humbling to realize that we are just a small part of a very big universe full of wonder. I feel touched by God.

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[–] garbotalk 2 points

I've talked at length here about it in previous threads on DMT and dreaming.

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 2 points

I guess you're pretty gangsta garbo.

[–] garbotalk 2 points

lol

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[–] Firstladytree 2 points

TIL Octopuses have three hearts; a systemic heart that circulates blood round the body and two branchial hearts that pump it through each of the two gills. ... Octopus blood contains the copper-rich protein haemocyanin to transport oxygen.

Any significance to this?

I know on your world the octopus is greatly respected.

Is it bc they have more DMT than we do? Or maybe they can tap into it faster or with more potential than we can?

[–] tacocat9797 6 points

The eyes of octopuses and squids are what are truly amazing. The way they see color.. it’s fascinating.. for so long humans (until 2016) thought they were totally colorblind because they lacked the cones we have to see color.

Their pupils are like curtains and when they open or close they specifically target certain wavelengths of light at a time. When they only focus on one specific wavelength of light at a time they can actually see color better and with more accuracy than us. And if they want to look for a specific wavelength of light at once they just have to focus their eyes to that wavelength!

[–] Firstladytree 2 points

Wow!!

[–] tacocat9797 1 points

I love them :3

[–] lelekfalo 4 points

Cephalopod fans unite!

[–] lelekfalo 2 points

They can also see polarized light!

[–] tacocat9797 2 points

😎

[–] DataAcquistion 2 points

My conceptual basis for this has definitely been inspired by the neuropsychopharmacological elements of the brain, specifically the synaptic cleft, degrading enzymes, synthesizing enzymes, and the up/down regulation of receptor sites after repeated administration of exogenous sources capable of agonizing/antagonizing various channels that ultimately regulate the 5 sense reality we experience inside the seat of consciousness.

With that said, however, I’ve noticed that specificity has been the key to psychiatry. The difference between precursors like 5-HT and some of the possible products of said precursor (very similar too: like serotonin/melatonin/DMT) show work for how the difference between 5-HT agonism that sends your pineal gland tickling for an alternate reality and 5-HT agonism that negatively affects the heart’s electrical system w cardiotoxicity is quite small - and the difference between the two is how specifically the pharmacodynamics work in the body post-ingestion. Specificity regulates everything, which is why the global serotonin bombs with lacking specificity like SSRIs, including the likes of antidepressants, cause more damage in the long run to degrading enzymes, synthesizing enzymes, receptor density, and other homeostatic mechanisms regulating bodily responses and mood. (Tolerance and dependence to Big Pharma anyone?)

I think about DMT and it’s profound ability to not only eliminate the limits of the 5 sense reality, but to also not be subject to strict tolerance responses present w a mu-receptor site agonist from a legal poppy prescription and/or a serotonin agonist like a psychedelic/SSRI. DMT tolerance is nearly nonexistent in anecdotal experiences w the substance and what has been subjectively reported by those who partake in it. This makes it not only interesting, but intriguing bc it isn’t following certain known limits present w repeated administrations of chemicals and the subsequent homeostatic response that the body and brain have to (albeit possibly perceived) exogenous poison. Hormesis even shows us how the microdosing of a poison or substance can produce profound oppositely expected effects (and even immunity w snake venom) to an inherent agonist/antagonist system))

So, because everything is magnetism and dielectricity (Steinmetz, Nikola Tesla, Oliver heaviside etc) all showed work for how our atomism is BS and Einstein, general relativity, and quantum mechanics’ obsession w particles and wave dualities are all wrong conclusions of what is divinely simple. Ask any physicist to define a field and they’ll quote you maxwellian field theory and/or another fallible and inaccurate justification. Due to the ether harmonic of 1 is to phi as phi is to 1 / the golden ratio / pythagorean theorem and the laws of incommensurability (which also show that the exact bond dipoles of water utilize this ever-present ratio if you look away from your average chemistry text). This would explain some of the likes of Masaru Emoto and their work w forming magnetic eggs in water and/or changing water’s crystalline structures with just vibrations/music that is either loving and/or hateful.

The crystals (and possibly the resulting pharmacodynamics/kinetics) respond to the quality of surrounding electromagnetism that forms these molecules and compounds. We are also 60% water. Our brains and hearts have these detectable electromagnetic/chakra fields too and it’s been proven w equine therapy in horses. Everything is waveforms and it is the transmitting/sending/receiving of information that makes up our reality. We humans operate on a limited band of frequency (makes sense for it to be within the visible spectrum mostly, even though other frequencies like 5G affect us?) especially the ignorant folk. How does DMT impact certain mechanisms such as this and does it ‘link’ us to the conscious collective that is expressed in the perceptual field of magnetism that results from the dielectric poles of the universe - creating everything we see inside the magnetic hypertroichoidal/ferrocell/as above so below ‘apple/Taurus’ we live in? Using this knowledge can help create matter and/or spin some of these subatomic elements towards dielectric coherence and send a message via light (or faster), no?

I appreciate all for reading and am hopeful for a reply to this.

Main source for the physics, which checks out:

Science and pharmacology is an accumulation of various research over many years about the brain and the effects of various neurotransmitters @ specific sites over time.

“Theoria Apophasis” @youtube is a good ferrocell representation

http://argos.vu/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/magnetism1small.pdf

[–] explorer1357 3 points

Am I right to assume RDs pineal gland is like... Super healthy or upgraded to allow more DMT through his brain and allow him to see patterns in people heads?

[–] stevenbarcynski 1 points

/u/reptiliandude can we get a hint on this, please?

[–] fthekayeen 1 points

imma try dmt

[–] MaxwellsJinn 1 points

So if the pineal gland is destroyed instantaneously at the same time as death, it doesn't keep what we would call the "soul" from being where it needs to be?

If its only a signal for death, and not the ferryman across Styx, that's rather comforting.

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 3 points

Actually, before the ferryman was appropriated by the Greeks, the Egyptian version of the ferryman (AQEN) refused to take anyone who couldn’t count the number of digits on one hand.

This is far more relative than a couple of coins.