Theories, theories, and more theories… Maybe life within itself is just a “theory”. Nevertheless, let us continue our theoretical journey of connecting dots and attempting to explain some of the str...

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It’s been quite the ride thus far with the topics covered and the studies cited. It appears as though a few additional fields of discussion could have been touched upon but the scientific literatur...

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So far we’ve covered quite an array of topics that seem to coincide with Gamma Waves and potentially endogenous DMT synthesis. We have “Aha!” moments, lucid dreaming, sleep paralysis, electrically i...

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In Part 4 we delved into the concept of Hypnagogia and how some of the greatest minds in modern history (Edison, Tesla, Newton) c edit this altered state of being for their increased levels of creat...

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In part 3, we dug a little deeper into the anomalistic aspects of hypnosis (especially the somnambulistic states). ​ We believe that in order to make a little bit of sense of most anomalies in life,...

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We’ve touched upon quite a few aspects of observation revolving around Gamma Waves (EEG) & DMT (dimethyltryptamine) in Part 1 and Part 2. It appears as though the commonalities regarding insightf...

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In Part 1 we presented the general parameters of brain waves a person might experience throughout their day, evening, and during sleep. We also took a look at the “Aha! moments” of insight, electrica...

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The alarm sounds off at 6:30 am. You groggily turn it off. ​ Maybe you faintly recall a dream for a minute or two. You then quickly jump out of bed and hop in the shower to prepare yourself for a da...

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Dr. Dean Hamer from the National Cancer Institute published a book in 2005 titled “The God Gene: How Faith Is Hardwired into Our Genes”. In this book he identifies a specific gene named “VMAT2” as p...

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‘The lowest dose of DMT, 0.05mg/kg, was pleasant, and almost all volunteers said they felt like smiling or laughing after receiving it. One volunteer who previously had used heroin thought this dose ...

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