One of the reasons I preach DMT so
Furiously is – I just want a larger body of people to take it
So that we can compare data
We need to understand
How is this possible?
It raises whole host of questions
How has it been kept secret
How can millions of people
Go to the grave
Raise children, hold jobs
The news of a doorway standing that agape
Hasn't penetrated
I mean most people believe they're imprisoned in this world
The only hope is maybе 15 years at the Ashram and hideous acts of sеlf-abnegation and control
And actually, the boundary between us and an unspeakably bizarre world
It's 30 seconds away, at any time
As long as you have DMT
That's appalling to me

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We don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
Yeah, we don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
We don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
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Yeah, we don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
Yeah, we don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
The classical myth about leprechauns is they want to keep you
If they catch you or if you mess with them, they'll hold you
And then you have to bargain your way out
And the bargain is always the solution of a riddle
Notice that what's happened here is, it's all about linguistic prowess
It's all about poetic skill
It's all about language ability
Only the eloquent, only the clever
Only those who are masters of riddlery and pun
Are acceptable to these entities
That's what they value
Why? I guess, because they're are made of language
And they, themselves
They're like self-dribbling, jeweled basketballs
Said in other words, they don't have faces or anything
And they use the language to make objects

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We don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
Yeah, we don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
We don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
We don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
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Yeah, we don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
Yeah, we don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
That's how this language is different from ordinary English
English, we can make meaning
The DMT language makes objects
It's like a higher-dimensional language
And so, these things bound forward
With the complete purpose of delighting you
And they reach into the air, into their bodies into some nearby invisible dimension
And they pull out what I would call words, puns, objects, hallucinations
Things which manage to be all those things simultaneously
And they say, look at this
And it's purely designed to dazzle and astound
And then a colleague will elbow the little guy aside
And say, “No, look at this!”
And they're all in front of you, chirping
Clamoring and these objects that they make
Begin themselves to speak and float away and reproduce
30 seconds ago, you were sitting in a room with your grubby friends somewhere
Pursuing spiritual understanding
Now, this is going on and it's very hard to not be horrified
I mean, the cognitive dissonance
The neck snapping switch of dimensions
And then, after about three, four, five minutes
It retracts, it loses its vitality
And it begins to pull away from you
Almost like a boat pulling away from a dock
And, in fact, I had one trip were, metaphorically, not having hands
They all turned and waved and said, déjà vu (déjà vu)
Déjà vu (déjà vu)
Déjà vu (déjà vu)
They all turned and waved (déjà vu)
Which is a coincidence or...
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We don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
Yeah, we don't know nothing (We don’t know, we don’t know)
We don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
We don't know, we don’t know, we don’t know nothing
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