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195 them. rial realms. CONTACT THROUGH THE VEIL: 1 + are vastly advanced scientifically and technologically. They were looking just over the traction bar infront ofme. I guess they were saying, "Good- bye. Don't be a stranger." Josette said that some of what Jeremiah described reminded her of some of her own "weird" dreams, and she went on to tell us about one of Jeremiah replied, That was a dream you described. This is real. Ifs totally unexpected, quite constant and objective. One could interpret your looking at my pupils as being observed, and the tubes in my body as the tubes I'm seeing. But that is a metaphor, and this is not at all a metaphor. It's an independent, constant reality. Josette collected the last blood sample and left the room, closing the door behind her. Jeremiah and I relaxed quietly together. DMT has shown me the reality that there is infinite variation on real- ity. There is the real possibility of adjacent dimensions. It may not be so simple as that there's alienplanets with their own societies. This is too proxi- mal. It's not like some kind of drug. It's more like an experience ofa new technology than a drug. You can choose to attend to this or not. It will continue to progress without you paying attention. You return not to where you left off, but to where things have gone since you left. It's not a hallucination, but an obser- vation. When I'm there, I'm not intoxicated. I'm lucid and sober. Dmitri's sessions continue to fill out themes of testing and experimenta- tion upon volunteers once the spirit molecule brought them into nonmate- Twenty-six years old when he started in the DMT research, Dmitri was of Greek extraction. He lived with Heather, whose experience of un- seen worlds we read about in chapter 12. He was a writer and editor and was a seasoned and steady explorer of inner space. He had smoked DMT about sixty times and had taken LSD "hundreds of times," ketamine fifty to a hundred times, and MDMA about thirty times. When I arrived in his room, Dmitri was casual about the day's schedule: