Lecture Notes on DMT and Interdimensional Communication

Introduction

• Speaker's familiarity with the venue and previous experiences.
• Mention of a book related to the topic with copies available for purchase.

Importance of Studying the DMT State

• Discussed earlier in the day and emphasized by Pascal.
• Debate on whether the DMT world is real or hallucinatory.
• Challenges due to the brief nature of DMT experiences (peaks around 5 minutes).

Traditional Administration vs. New Methods

• Traditional vaping method is common but limits exploration.
• Emphasis on treating DMT as a technology rather than a romanticized ritual.
• Introduction to the concept of using DMT for interdimensional communication.

Collaboration with Rick Strassman

• Initial contact and collaboration with Rick Strassman to explore prolonged DMT exposure.
• Published a paper on prolonged immersion using target control intravenous infusion.
• Media attention and interest in the technology's potential.

Pharmacological Properties of DMT

• DMT shares properties with anesthetic drugs used for prolonged effect.
• Continuous infusion allows for maintenance of DMT levels in the brain.
• Simple concept but complex science involving pharmacokinetics.

Pharmacokinetics and Infusion Models

• Drugs introduced into the central compartment (bloodstream) and distributed to effect compartments (brain).
• Target control aims to maintain desired drug concentration in the brain.
• Effective for prolonged immersion in the DMT state.

Suitability of DMT for Continuous Infusion

• Rapid onset, short duration, and favorable side-effect profile.
• No evidence of tolerance, making it suitable for prolonged use.
• Contrasted with substances like LSD and psilocybin.

Mathematical Modeling and Practical Applications

• Creation of pharmacokinetic models using Strassman's data.
• Potential for extended immersion in the DMT space using controlled infusions.
• Comparisons with ayahuasca and differences in DMT concentration and effects.

Future Implications and Exploration

• Possibility of interdisciplinary teams exploring the DMT state.
• Historical reference to Timothy Leary's interest in bringing back information from DMT experiences.
• Vision of real-time communication and exploration from within the DMT state.

Long-term Exploration and Ethical Considerations

• Considerations for prolonged stays in DMT state: nutrition and waste management.
• Total parenteral nutrition could support extended immersion.
• Speculative future with pods enabling extended journeys.

Philosophical and Ethical Considerations

• Speculation on leaving the material world to reduce human impact on Earth.
• Quotation from E.E. Cummings on exploring new realms.

Conclusion

• Closing remarks with an open invitation to explore the universe next door.