Study: This Drug Causes Someone Claiming to Meet God

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Baltimore - Academics from Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine, are doing a strange survey. They collected data on people who claimed to have encountered God, aliens, ghosts, and other forms after taking dimethyltryptamine (DMT) hallucinogenic drugs.

The researchers investigated the changing focus of human awareness caused by DMT, which is usually used as a major component in spiritual ceremonies and shamanic practices.

In particular, the team wanted to find out about the experience experienced by the wearer, so that many of those who claimed to meet the "supernatural beings" after the psychedelic drug.

Some of the features encountered by DMT users such as Buddhas, dead family members, monsters, animals, and clowns.

"This is a questionnaire study of the experience of encounters with creatures or seemingly autonomous entities, reported by some after taking N, N-Dimethyltryptamine (N, N-DMT)," the study said, as quoted by The Independent on Sunday, April 1 2018.

"We believe that this research, scientifically, is important and may be of benefit to you personally.As you know, our team has conducted a laboratory survey and research to investigate the phenomenology of psychedelic usage," continued the statement.

This survey looks at a number of things, namely how many doses are used, what senses are used to perceive the presence of the "creature" - sight, hearing, touch, or telepathy - and, if they communicate with that form, is there anything they take it from him.

This research is a continuation of previous research, which deals with the human mystical experience and the dying conditions of a person, even though the person does not die.

DMT is declared illegal in Britain and the United States, as this is the main psychoactive ingredient in ayahuasca, a traditional medicine used by Native South Americans.

The dukuns there mixed drinks for use in certain rituals. Drinks are made from various types of medicinal plants, some of which contain DMT.

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Recognition from Witnesses

Comedian Simon Amstell and Sting's musicians have spoken outspokenly to the media crew about their experiences of consuming ayahuasca.

Amstell, while performing stand-up comedy, revealed that he was once involved in a shamanic ritual. At that moment, after drinking the potion given by the shaman, he found himself in the womb.

Luckily, he can be awakened in a few hours.

The research leader, Roland Griffiths, wrote in a university biography: his work focuses on pharmacological applications and analyzing mood-altering medicines.

He has hundreds of papers on studies in this field, most of which have been published in scientific journals.

The paper covers the impact of human behavior after consuming caffeine, nicotine, to the "mystical" experience of psilocybin users - the active component contained in the magical mushroom (Psilocybin mushroom).

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