I've watched a few documentaries on this subject over the years and this is the best on so far. Amazing visuals and in depth interviews. This is truly a powerful medicine.
I have only done DMT (the liquid version) once last year and it was very intense for me. I felt a force communicating with me and showing my personal demons, trauma and the human story.
7.2Keywords: psychadelics
Plot summary
A radical testimony of the strongest known natural psychedelic, tryptamine 5-MeO-DMT produced by Bufo Alvarius, a toad of the Sonoran desert. The breathtaking audio-visual adventure is enhanced by immersive animations inspired by the psychoactive effects of this extraordinary substance. Fascinating stories of a group of Czech psychonauts are combined with personal insights of Stanislav Grof, a nestor of transpersonal psychology, and Octavio Rettig, a modern shaman who has facilitated ceremonial contact with Bufo Alvarius for thousands of volunteers from around the world. For many, the experience has been life-changing. Originally intended to simply document these experiences, the film evolved into an intense meditation on the nature of consciousness and being.
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Fascinating!
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The Secret...
This is too powerful to be ignored... and I am not talking about directing, screenplay and cinematography which was nothing exceptional... but the truth revealed here is priceless! And the way to reach it was not just revealed, but we could witness it.
I am definitely not a New Age guy... so I would go back to the first sentence!
The secrets of the universe are available to everyone!
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Mind Opening
I personally have no experience with any kind of psychedelic drug. So I cannot speak from experience about the effects the people in this documentary talk about. But I have watched a couple of similar videos and it seems as if everyone has the same reaction, a vastly positive one, that seems to change life and how we view others and ourselves.
So I would highly recommend this documentary to everyone. Be open to the stories and you'll have a good time.
Regarding the production. I think some of the very quickly changing / flickering of images and short clips could have been cut out of the video. I do understand the point they were trying to make, but went a bit too far on that end. But that's only a few moments in the beginning and a short part at the very end.
Enjoy the journey