Many of his subjects described entering some other kind of world that was kind of parallel to or just behind or somehow within or just outside our world that had more dimensions.

And then, you know, being taken on tours of strange crafts by strange beings.

One of his subject is in his first book, Abduction describes these small

beings that bound around. Now that phrase, if anyone's familiar with Terence McKenna,

will know about these beings that bound, you know, from the walls or whatever, right?

The experience clearly had many parallels with the kind of experience people have when they

smoke tea and they enter this highly technological environment and are greeted by or experimented

upon by these incredibly intelligent non-human beings.

They often come in the night, sometimes through walls, sometimes through thought, sometimes

in ships, sometimes in impossible hyperbolic, geometric, luminous fractal palaces.

But regardless of how they manifest for millennia, people have been describing close encounters with non-human intelligences.

Some call them aliens, others machine elves. The way they appear, their messages vary.

But the one thing everybody who has these encounters seems to be sure of is that we are not alone.

And what you think is reality is just a tiny fraction of the truth.

In this one, we explore, or really attempt to explore, the unexplorable, the mind-bending

intersection of the UFO phenomenon, the phenomenon broadly, and the molecule known as DMT, the so-called spirit molecule.

Why is it that so many DMT experiencers report being pulled into alien realms, greeted by beings that seem indistinguishable, in some cases, from aliens?

And why do abductees completely sober describe encounters that sound

eerily similar to DMT entities? Is there a common source or intelligence or dimension behind these

experiences? Or are we just reaching? Well, neuropharmacologists and consciousness explorer

Dr. Andrew Gallimore, thinks

there's something there, and he makes the argument pretty convincingly. He's the author of the new

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