Bufo trip report - Reddit

[gettoefl]

https://www.reddit.com/r/5MeODMT/comments/1gdiq39/incredible_bufo_trip_report/

[OBEler]

@gettoefl thanks for sharing. Great to read! To sum it up, after his bufo trip he ended up 6 month later married and moved to Japan in a zen monastery where he lived in joy and happiness.

[gettoefl]

2 hours ago, OBEler said:

@gettoefl thanks for sharing. Great to read! To sum it up, after his bufo trip he ended up 6 month later married and moved to Japan in a zen monastery where he lived in joy and happiness.

Glad you enjoyed too. He shared quite an extraordinary story and writes beautifully. You can see his back story on Reddit too if you browse his profile. He has had his demons. Surprised me that he opted for a Japanese monastery after coming so far. Then again if you know the truth then why not do something fun. Especially if you have a partner who is of one mind with you.

[Breakingthewall]

Good report! We have to achieve that in a sober way and it's very possible. what we are behind the appearance is the total brilliance of existence. total unlimited freedom.

By the way, for that guy it was easy to do 5meo dmt, for me it was horrible. The firsts lot of times I did it was more horrible each time, until I got used to how horrible it was. horrible like being trapped motionless in eternity in a prison of absolute horror, a cosmic gong that resonates like a definitive sentence of eternal horror. It was something so horrible that it seemed like a joke. But same time the attraction was irresistible, it became an obsession. I managed to do up to 4 full doses in one day, in the end I managed to open the reality, it was her or me 😅

Edited October 30 by Breakingthewall

[OBEler]

@Breakingthewall Wow You are very unique . Most people would stop at an encounter of a first horrible  5 Meo experience. What was the drive for you to still keep going?

[Breakingthewall]

9 minutes ago, OBEler said:

@Breakingthewall Wow You are very unique . Most people would stop at an encounter of a first horrible  5 Meo experience. What was the drive for you to still keep going?

Because circumstances of my life I always got attracted by the challenge. Then something like this was impossible to ignore, became an obsession 

Edited October 30 by Breakingthewall