Andrew Gallimore

And we're kind of lost within.

We're tumbling in through this crazy world that seems really real and really important.

Yeah.

And fun and terrifying and all of those things.

And it's a great ride.

But then eventually...

we realize, oh, actually, this is just a game.

It's all illusion.

Everything, all form is illusion.

And I think DMT ultimately is an expression of that.

It shows us, actually, that reality is far stranger than we could possibly imagine.

And that actually we don't know anything about the true nature of reality.

And this world isn't so...

solid and important and serious, it's actually all part of this cosmic drama, this cosmic game that we're playing.

And we've forgotten that we're playing.

And perhaps one day we'll realize that, oh, we kind of wake up from the game or work out, you know, maybe there is some, maybe it's like a puzzle.

And DMT is one piece of that puzzle that allows us to figure out

And how to complete the game, in a sense.

And then we kind of, ah, fantastic.

We've done it.