Report #19 — entities
340 DMT Trip Reports
Compiled by Peter Meyer
Suddenly I began to hear a loud, moderately high-pitched carrier wave. immediately, the room started vibrating in sympathy. The pattern on the wall hangings oscillated madly in time to the buzzing that overlaid the carrier wave's fundamental tone. Simultaneously, a heavy, trembling feeling swept over my entire body as if I were being propelled at multiple g acceleration by some giant rocket engine. My visual field dissolved in the most amazing colors. I could not see the room over the intensity of the visual effects.
The events of the preceding paragraph occurred in the space of a few short seconds. Closing my eyes, I got a glimpse of several entities moving in front of a giant complex control panel. The visions were not crystal-clear and seemed as if I were viewing it through a scrim. The creatures were bipedal and of about human size. It was impossible to say more other than that they did not move like the giant insect creatures I have seen clearly under the influence of stropharia mushrooms. There was a direct awareness of an overwhelmingly powerful and knowledgeable presence! It was neither frightening, nor encouraging. It was just mentally there. A thought came, unbidden, into my head. I realized that I was viewing "god central". The central panel I saw was the control panel for the entire universe.
The vision was fleeting and dissolved into a vision of much greater clarity. A gaggle of elf-like creatures in standard issue Irish elf costumes, complete with hats, looking like they had stepped out of a hallmark cards "Happy Saint Patrick's Day" display, were doing strange things with strange objects that seemed to be a weird hybrid between crystals and machines.
This vision was also fleeting, and it dissolved into a visual pattern unlike that experienced by me on any other psychedelic or combination of psychedelics. The visuals were interlocking sinusoidal patterns arranged in a Japanese chrysanthemum pattern that filled my entire visual field. The pattern was ever-changing and the colors of the individual patterns changed independently of the underlying pattern. The colors were intense and came in a magnificent variety of colors: metallics, monochromes, pastels, each flickering in and out of existence as if obeying some undetected ordering principle.