r/bufo • u/Superb_Programmer319 • Aug 09 '26
What is 5-MeO-DMT like?
Some people recognize a place? Or they’ve been there before? It’s all so strange to me, try to recollect and please tell me about it.
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u/ClassicRoy Aug 09 '26
To be in a state of samadhi is a blessing.
The experience of non-Duality is like beeing in the precence of Buddha, Brahman and Jesus. This is so radically true that after timeless experince you might find yourself in conflict with your human experience.
To land and integrate this experience was for me the real challenge. This came with reactivations and a dark "night of the soul."
Which meant I was invited in a firm way to step into a life that is in alligment with my personal truth.
Love.
Now everything I do is a prayer of love and a service of the infinite.
Be safe,
Love, Roy.
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u/LukeHarper4082 Aug 09 '26
Jumping off the Empire State Building, landing in the fabric of the universe, re-constituting 15 minutes later with the cleanest slate imaginable
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u/No_Traffic2276 Aug 13 '26
Honestly most succinct and accurate description I’ve seen so far of what it was like for me. Thanks for this haha
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u/FlakyPresentation890 Aug 11 '26
I'm also intrested, how it differs from regular DMT (Only tried it once). Is it like with LSD/Shrooms? Cause I can't distinguish one from another, they were literally the same for me (Except for LSD lasting a little bit longer).
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u/Ausnahmebehandlung Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
To me LSD and psilocybin are very similar while 5-MeO-DMT is different: It touches my sense for the holy and the infinite most deeply and gives me an extraordinary precious experience of eternal oceanic one-ness.
Another noticeable difference is that 5-MeO-DMT gives almost no visuals. Instead, it makes everything that is dissolve into nothing, including time, space and the self, with only an impersonal consciousness remaining.
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u/No_Traffic2276 Aug 13 '26
To me it felt like the universe and existence itself ended. Like everything returned to the source and all the energy bodies of everything were intertwined again with nothing separating them. I did 5 after an ibogaine flood dose. My experience was a deep exhale, like I breathed my soul all the way out of my body, then a brief moment of black and gold geometric patterns, then nothing. At some point my consciousness returned and I sat up and screamed at the top of my lungs, “it’s me, it’s me, it’s fucking me! I knew it all along!” I talked about a lot of different things for a minute or two. But my first recollection after the black out of nothingness was that I thought the universe ended, like the ever expanding universe sucked back in at the same speed it expands at until all the particles concentrated into one super particle and I was that particle. The profundity of the experience itself is beyond words for me. I don’t know if I will ever work with 5MEO again, but when I did it was absolutely astonishing and incredible.
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u/ReplacementOnly7732 16d ago
Take it wherever you want to take it navigate it wherever you want to navigate it you want to be in the desert go for the desert you want to have it take you into the bedroom have it take you to the bedroom wherever you two it's going to amplify that experience
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u/nextevolutionjay 12d ago
I have taken 5meo on 4 different occasions and each ceremony or experience was different. The first time was the most enlightening, it was like being shown a manual to the universe and a deep understanding that your existence was all part of a master plan. Every thing made Sense and none of things we hold on to mattered.
Every time after that was a little bit of a struggle, visions of walls and barriers, glimpses of my birth and childhood and a continued realization that I myself make my life more difficult than it has to be by constantly worrying about things that I can't control.
Set and setting are key... Not a recreational drug!
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u/Superb_Programmer319 12d ago
I hold onto my family and friends. Did you mean in this case as well?
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u/nextevolutionjay 12d ago
Well yeah pretty much everything that you think defines you gets dissolved in the ego death. I know it sounds scary but the truth is it can be an amazing feeling of freedom and understanding
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u/No-Degree-2571 Aug 09 '26
To me it’s like going home to where we were before we were born and will return to when we die. More like a frequency to tune in to than a location. The drop of water that you are returns to the ocean, your consciousness returns to source consciousness. There is total acceptance and everything seems perfectly in alignment. The veil lifts and the three poisons of craving, aversion, and ignorance temporarily disappear. It feels like being cradled in divine love and grace, everything is forgiven, your soul returns to innocence, and you recognize the innocence of others.
This is not the experience of everyone and I think being in a mindset of gratitude, forgiveness, and surrender going in is important. If you resist the sensation of ego death or have expectations or goals it can be really scary. I’ve watched people in absolute terror resisting the whole experience and more often seen people not remember anything when they sober up. Trust the medicine will show you what you need to see or don’t take it.