Are DMT Entities REAL? Here's How to Actually Prove It

DMT exploration could become the most important technology in the history of humankind if it actually allows us to communicate with alien intelligence. This is an extraordinary claim and it comes from Dr. Andrew Galammore who's a neuroscientist and one of the world leading experts in the research of the psychedelic compound NN dimethylrypamine. It sounds a bit absurd at first. I mean, he's saying that a psychedelic could be the most important technology in history. What about electricity? What about the internet? The James Webb telescope. But think about this for a moment. If humankind had a technology that reliably allowed us to communicate with other forms of intelligent life, the most important technology in history might not be an exaggeration. What Galore is referring to, of course, is the bizarre and persistent mystery of DMT entity encounters. For some strange reason, thousands of DMT experiencers from all around the world have reported that under the influence of DMT, they encounter beings. >> [music] >> They report these out-of- body journeys to seemingly alternate realms or dimensions of existence beyond this physical universe that are inhabited that are full of life, other entities or beings that seem real and conscious and intelligent. This is one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in all of psychedelic research and consciousness studies. Who or what are these DMT entities? Are they all just some hallucinations in the mind? Or could they be real in a way that we have yet to discover? Well, what if I told you there's a way to [music] answer that question to actually find out? In this video, I'm going to propose a scientific approach, a specific method that we could use to test this question of are DMT entities hallucinations [music] or are they real? I am genuinely excited for this video because in studying DMT for over 10 years, I have never heard anyone discuss this before. And we're going to move the conversation forward here [music] today because this research could legitimately revolutionize our [music] understanding of the nature of reality, of the nature of consciousness and our place in the cosmos. So, let's dive in. So, my name is Jonas and over the past seven years, I've been working full-time as a professional psychedelic guide or facilitator. DMT completely changed my entire life and my worldview. And these entity encounters were a big part of that. Now, real quick, I just want to mention if you're interested in exploring this territory safely and skillfully, we have a free psychedelic community where myself and hundreds of other psychonauts are supporting each other on the path. the links below. I'd love to welcome you there. Now, when it comes to these DMT entities, modern science tells us that these experiences are nothing more than hallucinations in the brain. And to be fair, that's a reasonable hypothesis. I mean, that's absolutely a possibility. But it's interesting to consider that when we ask people who have actually experienced DMT for themselves, they overwhelmingly disagree with this idea that these entities are all hallucinations. According to the largest ever study of DMT experiencers, which had over 2,500 participants, 81% said that the DMT experience felt more real than their ordinary waking consciousness. Fewer than 10% believe that it was a hallucination entirely within their own mind. And 72% of the sample believed that the entities they encountered continued to exist after their DMT experience ended. That is remarkable. I mean, what this tells us is that DMT experiencers are overwhelmingly saying these entities are not just some hallucination. In fact, this experience felt even more real than my everyday human life. Dr. Rick Strossman, who wrote DMT, the spirit molecule, came to the same conclusion in his research. >> People under a high dose of DMT in our work. They repeatedly and uniformly say the experience is more real than real. It's the it's the most real thing that's ever happened to them. Um, that this reality just seems like a dream compared to the pure, you know, solidity and convincing nature of what happens. um under high dose of DMT. >> I mean it's just fascinating, right? This raises so many questions. But just because something feels real doesn't prove anything. If we want to approach these DMT entities from a scientific perspective, we have to ask a different question. It's not how real do they feel. The question we need to ask is what kind of information can we bring back? I'll explain what I mean. If we briefly return to this same DMT study, it also found that 89% [clears throat] of entity encounters include some form of communication. 69% of DMT experiencers reported receiving a message and 19% even reported receiving a prediction about the future. And this is where things start to get really interesting because in some cases people describe receiving specific concrete information from these DMT entities that we could actually test or verify. Just to give you an example, one one participant in this study reported the following during their DMT experience. I thought about a missing Zippo lighter for some reason and they the entities flashed to me where it was. When I came back, I went to that spot deep inside a couch and grabbed it perfectly. It was unreal. So, here we have a person who's reporting that they received accurate realworld information from these DMT entities. That's pretty interesting. Now, just to be clear, this doesn't prove anything. I mean, there's all kinds of explanations here. There could easily be chance, coincidence, unconscious memories, right? But it raises an astonishing possibility. What if this could be repeated? What if this could be replicated? What if this wasn't just some oneoff chance or coincidence? Because if we could recreate this and consistently or repeatedly bring back real world information from these entities, that would pose a serious threat to the hypothesis that these entities are all just hallucinations. In order to illustrate this idea even more clearly, it's helpful to briefly look at a similar idea from a different field of research. Stick with me here for just a moment because we're going to talk about near-death experiences. Research into near-death experiences actually has a term for this verifiable information. It's called veritical perceptions. And veritical simply means accurate or truthful, non-h hallucinatory. A veritical near-death experience occurs when a person has an NDE and during a time that they're clinically dead or unconscious or even comomaosse, they report specific verifiable information about real world events that they shouldn't have any ordinary means of knowing. I described this idea in a little bit more detail in a previous video I made. So, I'm just going to play that clip for you now. So during their near-death experience, an individual floats out of their body, has an outof body experience, is able to look around the room or their environment and perceive accurately events and details that are real, that really happened or were really there that can then be independently verified. such as one case in which a heart attack victim described an out-of- body experience where she floated up through the ceiling of the hospital and saw a peculiar object in a random location. She saw a tennis shoe on the roof of the hospital. She was resuscitated and came back into her body and she then reported to the medical team exactly what she saw. She described the precise location of the tennis shoe, the precise appearance of the tennis shoe, including the color of the shoe. The medical staff was so perplexed by this, by her insistence of witnessing this, that they went and checked and found that everything that she said was 100% correct. Now, if this was just one case, we could try to explain it away as, you know, accident, coincidence, lucky guess, something. But there are hundreds and hundreds of these cases documented in research such as this article here where near-death experiencers accurately describe a conversation their spouse was having miles away or what the doctors were saying while they were being resuscitated during a time that they're unconscious and clinically dead. In this article titled veritical perception in near-death experiences, researchers reviewed 93 reports of physical events that people observed during their near-death experience and found that 86 or 90% were fully accurate. Six of those cases contained some error and only one was entirely wrong. These cases of veritical near-death experiences are just extraordinary. I mean, they're extremely compelling. Of course, they're very controversial, but there are dozens and dozens of these cases that have been documented in the scientific literature. It raises all kinds of questions. Right now, for the sake of this video, here's why this matters. What if we could apply the same idea of veritical perception to these DMT entity encounters? Here's why this matters, right? If our consciousness could receive information in a way that's not limited to the physical brain or our physical body sense experience. Vertitical perception is the way that science would detect that. So all of this is setting the stage for this specific methodology that I want to propose for scientifically testing the question are DMT entities hallucinations? Right? I'll say one more time, in years of studying DMT, I have never heard anyone discuss anything like this. And I genuin genuinely believe this warrants serious consideration because if this worked even one time, that would change everything that we know about the nature of consciousness. So let's walk through this methodology one step by step. Step one is to recruit a team of psychonauts. This is our astronaut team who we're sending to the moon. So these people would have to be qualified and competent. They would have to have a proven history of safely navigating non-ordinary states of consciousness, right? And just be grounded. There is a real art to navigating the psychedelic experience and bringing back integrating real world information. So these people would have to be skilled in that sense. Step two would be highdosese DMT experiences under controlled conditions. In order for this to work, we would need more than just one DMT experience. We would need to set up a protocol for repeated or multiple highdosese DMT experiences in a safe controlled environment. Step three is attempted entity contact. So, the psychonauts would be tasked to attempt to encounter and engage these DMT entities and communicate with these entities over successive experiences. Might it be possible to encounter the same being or the same types of beings? Is it different beings in every scenario? Is there a way that the psychonauts could use the power of their focus or their intention to encounter the same beings to initiate contact with a particular type of beings? Or is it just different beings in every DMT entity encounter? I I genuinely wonder about these questions. These are very interesting questions. But let's take this even a step further. Step four would be to request veritical information. During these entity encounters, the psychonauts would be tasked to request veritical information which meets certain criteria, right? It would have to be specific real world information that can be independently verified. Examples of this could include identifying the location of a missing object, prediction of future events, right? which is wild to consider, but this has been documented in the DMT research that sometimes people receives predictions of future events. The psychonaut would then return from the journey and report to the research team there is this missing object at this specific location or this predicted event will happen at this place and this time right and that brings us to step number five which is immediate documentation. Upon returning from the DMT journey the psychonaut would report all the information that they receive which would be immediately recorded, preserved and timestamped. Step six is independent verification. As part of this research program, there would be an independent third-party evaluator to assess to what degree is this information actually accurate, valid, veritical. If the psychonaut reported the location of a missing item, is it actually there? If they predicted this future event to happen at this time, does that actually come to pass? Right? Then step seven would be replication. This is maybe the most important step because again if we just have one hit so to speak where there is one case of vertical perception in and of itself it's it's phenomenal but it doesn't mean all that much. It certainly doesn't prove anything. However, if this could be repeated, if this could be replicated, if multiple psychonauts over multiple journeys could bring back veritical information consistently, that would change everything. Now, I'll just briefly mention one of the biggest challenges to this is that the DMT experience is so intense and brief and short in duration. It's notoriously difficult to stabilize in that experience and bring back information. Right? So I think that in order to really make this work, we would also have to use DMT extended state or DMT continuous infusion, which is a method to use carefully controlled continuous administration of DMT to prolong the experience so that the psychonaut could be in this state for longer, stabilize, connect with the entity, and communicate. But maybe I'm getting ahead of myself. That's a conversation for a future video. So there you have it. There's a method that we can scientifically test whether DMT entities are hallucinations or something deeper. It feels important just to say this that this is a scientifically testable question, right? And even though this topic of DMT entities can be obscure and kind of esoteric, it could lead to some of the biggest breakthroughs in the history of modern science and humankind, proving that there is more to our consciousness, more to reality than the physical. Right? And here's the thing that's interesting about this. If DMT entities really are hallucinations, this method won't work. There won't be any hits. We won't get any veritical information because it's hallucinations, right? That's actually really important. This is falsifiable, right? So any outcome of this research would yield specific and meaningful information. And consider for a moment the extraordinary alternative that we do get hits, that we do get veritical, verifiable information from these entities. Think about how extraordinary that would be. [music] I mean, it wouldn't prove automatically that these DMT entities are real, but it would prove that there's something going on here that cannot be explained by a hallucination. Because somehow we would be receiving information, real information from some unknown means by some unknown channel which would strongly suggest that there is more to our consciousness than a physical brain. And it would strongly suggest that there is more to reality than a physical universe. That could revolutionize the entire scientific paradigm of materialism. My friends, what if reality is interdimensional? What if these DMT realms are real? What if consciousness is interdimensional and there's something to who and what we are that does not begin at birth and does not die at death. If we feel into that, that is powerful. that is massively expansive [music] of our worldview and it builds a bridge between modern science and what ancient mystics and spiritual teachers have been sharing for thousands of years that is revolutionary. So, we've covered a lot of ground today. We've gone far. As always, I would love to hear your thoughts and reflections down below. What do you make of all this? Do you think that this methodology could actually yield some interesting findings? [music] Please share in the comments down below. I would love to invite you once again to the Psychonaut Academy. It is such an amazing and supportive community of like-minded explorers. It's also the best way to connect with me personally. So, I really hope to see you over there. Thank you so much for being here. I'll see you back here very soon.