I've never taken drugs but I had an experience that I cannot explain. In 2016 my wife and I had a son who passed after 2 days due to an issue with his lungs. We were present for attempted life saving procedures by the doctors and it was horrific. This hit us pretty hard and I suffer from PTSD, in the beginning I was having full-blown panic attacks, drinking heavily, at times I can confidently say I did not have a grip on reality. I had an extremely realistic dream where he didn't die and we had him back at home and everything was exactly like his room we had prepared for him. I told my wife about it and she went white when I said she gave him a little blue elephant. She had actually bought a blue elephant for him but not shown me and had kept it in a box of toys to give to him when he got home. When she showed it to me it was exactly as it looked in my dream. I take great comfort in the possibility that there might be another existence where things worked out.
@@meggrobi Scientifically, time can be bent. One specific occurrence is around black holes. By saying time can be bent, he just meant that it's a scientific occurrence that can and does happen, and that he personally believes that is what he experienced. That doesn't mean that this is 100% what he experienced, but you don't have to be a douche.
That last phrase he said "Just because you can't explain it does not mean is not true. I think We need to accept the fact that the reality is not limited to perception we have traditionally used" is the best part of the whole video.
The flip side of “just because you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true” is “don’t expect people to believe something if you don’t offer a coherent theory with falsifiable predictions”. For any to say something along the lines of woah I had this crazy anecdotal experience, uhh it must be like the multiverse or something is lazy, you can’t be angry or surprised when people treat you dismissively.
Look up the calcification of your pineal gland. Personally I believe this is why our children are more susceptible to seeing "paranormal" things. They haven't eaten 20 or 30 years worth of tainted food and tainted water.
People need to understand that Paul stametes is a brilliant person and incredible researcher. Yes, he’s talking abt psychedelic mushrooms but his present day research is on how fungus can help restore polluted ecosystems of the earth. such as how mushrooms can clean up toxic waste, oil spills, even nuclear radiation contamination. He’s a visionary and he’s totally awesome.
I tragically & unexpectedly lost my 2 youngest children and my father in a 6 mo. period. I developed PTSD and epileptic seizures from the trauma. Absolute debilitating deviation and unimaginable grief hardly describes the depth of pain. I couldn't work, I lost my home but even worse, I lost my purpose, reason, hope and way in life. I was a like a test subject for Drs w/different meds and the side effects were killing me. My body was screaming at me that this was wrong. A chance encounter with an old friend had me trying mushrooms. I could see in color again for the 1st time in years, a sense of peace moved through me, I could hear all the sounds of outside like a symphony of the most beautiful music knowing everything and everyone played their part and that without everything it wouldn't exist. Then it hit me like diving into a warm lake of water... my children are still here they are part of that symphony carried by the wind. That experience helped me to move forward and I was able to eventually get off all the medications and in a sense live again.
But what this 'more' is is the problem. It's not just one variant and easily pinned down from our well honed and long standing customary and scientific ways of defining reality. And this difficulty makes skepticism about it reasonable at least.
@@Borninafire That's just it, right there...who determined thqt we Only have 5 senses....therefore relegating whaqt some may call "intuition" to an "extra" sense of perception? Inner sight and hearing, just having a feeling, a hunch (just to be common place regarding my terminology) western society has an agenda to downplay and even ridicule part of natural connection and perception beyond those limits of 5 senses.
Unless it has something to do with God then everyone discredits it but if it's a vision of the future instead of heaven or hell then that's completely believable.
@Christobanistan yeah, he sounds fucking ridiculous.. You had a dream that you believed to be a premonition.. So you just assume that means you entered "the multiverse"? How is this fucking dude a scientist?
Im not going to argue with you cause i already know you arent going to be open the ideas, but please listen to whole thing dont just comment on a couple of the comments he had
@@xZigeRx yeah, he's making assumptions.. A hypothesis, one with no empirical data to provide a basis that would even indicate whether or not his theory could be correct.. It was a subjective experience, he took hallucinogenic substance that convinced him that he saw something metaphysical that cannot be explained.. There is no way to prove it, it's just an assumption he's made based on personal feelings. There could be so many explanations for what he thinks was a supranatural phenomenon, he took drugs.. To jump to such an improbable conclusion suggests that he's not applying actual scientific methods. He's just jumping to the most improbable conclusion, based on what? A hallucinogen? That's not science, if that's how he bases his actual view of the world then he's not a real scientist.. If anyone else said the same thing, Joe would berate them, but because it's a well established "scientist" he's in complete agreement with this crackpot.. It's ridiculous.
Paul’s story reminds me of a time when I was in elementary school. I was swimming in a neighbors’ pool. They had a large basketball rim that floated on the water, and the net went underwater pretty deep down (I know it sounds dangerous idk why they had it, thinking back on it). Well, my friend and I would dive through it all the time. One day, I was outside alone for just a few minutes while everyone went in to get pizza. After I dove through, my foot got tangled in the netting. I tried to untangle it but I couldn’t get it loose and I was starting to panic from holding my breath for so long. I closed my eyes and tried to swim up but I couldn’t get up to the surface. After struggling, all of the sudden I feel two hands pull me up from my armpits and my foot breaking loose. I remember it being forceful and feeling kind of painful. When I came to the surface, I turned around to look at and thank whoever had helped me. I thought it was my neighbor’s older brother, but nobody was outside with me. I was pretty freaked out but I didn’t say anything to their family about it. This is one of those stories that I don’t like to tell because people think you’re lying or crazy. I’m not religious, and I don’t have anything to gain out of sharing this story, but it’s one I will never forget and always wonder about.
I have a very good friend who was swimming in the ocean and got caught in an undertow. He tried to swim to shore but was getting nowhere. He knew he was going to drowned. At the last second he all the sudden had a lifeguard buoy tossed in front of him and he grabbed it. He finally was close enough to shore and got out but he never saw a lifeguard or a buoy. He swears something or someone saved his life that day.
I have a very similar story except I was 2 years old and it was a frozen gold fish pond. I remember seeing the pond as I round the corner of my grandparents house, and the next thing I remember, I'm standing beside the pond soaking wet from my stomach down. The bottom of the pond where I fell in was curved and covered in incredibly slippery algae, there is no possible way that I could have stayed on my feet, let alone pull myself up out of the pond which would have been like getting out of a pool with no ladder. I still believe to this day it was my guardian angel
I had a huge psilocybin experience few months ago and the ceiling of my room had multiple holes and inside the holes were different memories from my past and I was able to enter and observe these memories with my current perception. I made peace with so much. Very profound
Wow. That sounds incredible. I've never had any psychedelic experience, and for a good reason. I have horrible anxiety and panic attacks. I know it sounds crazy, but ive literally had a bad trip from my own home grown weed. I had out of body experiences, saw fractals, everything seems to be split into "frames", and had time loops. It was the most terrifying and horrible experience of my life. Literally from weed that I grew myself. No one else tripped. But in yet I really wanna do psilocybin mushrooms. I have problems with addiction, anxiety, depression, etc. So I wanna try mushrooms to help but Jesus, if I had a bad trip off of something that's not supposed to make you trip, idk how I'd react to mushrooms
@@cliftonjames785 I have never commented on UA-cam but for some reason I have to respond to you. Of course we all have a unique experience but I share everything you just said. I wish I could give you answer to say “hey do this and shit will clear” but I don’t and I wish. I hope peace consumes us both. Continue to give yourself space and maybe at some point the perfect opportunity will meet us at the perfect time.
@@cliftonjames785 meditation and breathing can do wonders if you’re afraid of psychedelics. You’re making the right move by not tripping bc you are already having bad reactions and having mental problems
@@cliftonjames785 weed is basically a less potent psychedelic. It differs in the state of mind it puts you in but weed can very much cause you to trip balls
"Just because you can't explain it doesn't mean it's not true, and I think that we need to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used"
@Riley D If you think language is capable of accurately describing something so foreign and uncommon, then youre an idiot. Of course he cant explain himself. Language was developed to describe what most humans typucally experience in their lives. There are no words created yet to describe what Paul has experienced.
Perhaps less energy on the hate of your created perception and more energy on perceiving and appreciating that there are humans on the planet that get it. Statements like the one quoted above can give people a clarity they may not have previously possessed. Remember that.
During the summer of 1962 at 15 years old, I had an out of body experience that blew all my concepts about reality out of the water in the most wonderful way. I was at the end of a 2 week camping trip deep into the Yallo Bolly wilderness area in Shasta County with my dad and my best friend and his dad...so deep into the mountains that animals and birds had no ingrained fear of humans (yet). I decided on the eve of our last day there to go for a long walk by myself to commune with this wonderful place one last time, and I sat on a fallen log at the edge of the forest. I had never even heard about the drug culture back then nor had ever had any alcohol, but after some time of deeply opening my heart and feeling so much gratitude for what I had experienced there, I entered a state where the love I sent out cycled back to me in a loop and kept cycling like that with the experience becoming more and more intense until I could no longer hold it all in my body. At that point I was lifted out of my body and high into the sky until I could see out over the top of the forest, and everything in sight was emanating white light...from each tree and stone on the ground and bush...bursting with white light. Then I returned to my body, and was so deeply moved and somehow changed that I didn't want to return to life as I had known it, nor even acknowledge my father and friends waiting for me back at the campsite. Eventually of course I did, but I kept that experience to myself and never told a soul until many years later when I was attending college. I finally shared it with a friend, who it turned out had had his own similar experience when he was younger at the beach during sunset...he had explored some writings about this kind of thing and told me that what we had both experienced was called an Oceanic experience. To me it felt like a badly needed affirmation at 15 that I was not alone, and that I was loved.
Read Robert Monroe's books. they will explain what happened. Or go to the Monroe institute for a weekend if you want to learn how to do it when you desire.
I had an OBE once when I was 20-21 I'd been suffering sleep apnea for the past month, every night when I tried to go to sleep i would quit breathing. I could feel it happening and I'd force myself to gasp and wake back up, well one night it was happening again so I just quit fighting it and let go, I could feel myself getting dizzy so I put my hands down to my sides to feel the bed and steady myself, only the bed wasn't there, in shock i opened my eyes and was floating face to face with my own body laying in bed, i blinked and was instantly floating at the side of my bed (still observing my body) What should have been fear and terror was replaced with a sense of peace, almost serenity. I looked towards the window and attempted to float out of it only to be pulled back into my body through my eye (like a puff of smoke) i beleive we're tethered to our bodies so we don't drift too far and become lost. But ever since that night I've never had a problem with my sleep apnea again, that was damn near 30 years ago and it just completely disappeared. Years later me and my brother met these two chicks that were all into spirituality and palm reading and all that, one of them had a book I was flipping through and I came to a section all about OBEs (out of body experiences) and it was almost word for word exactly what happened to me
There’s a book called Quantum Change that is a collection of stories about experiences like the one you had. They book also breaks down the commonalities in everyone’s experiences/stories, the one I remember most was everyone experienced, in their moment, an “overwhelming feeling of benevolence”. It’s a great book that offers some guided insight to these type of things b
I remember when i was young that my grandpa was warning everyone about the titanic sinking but peple yelled and screamed for him to be quiet. Then the manager of the movies kicked us out.
My dad passed in 2011 and a week later I dreamed he came walking thru our driveway back home, I told my mom and she swore she had the same exact dream....I surely believe he is with us still in some way.....
My friend committed suicide in 2019. I was already in a bad place and it gutted me. I had a dream about a year ago where I was walking down a road, and my friend pulled up beside me in his car. I got in and I could talk to him, but he couldn't talk to me. He would smile and it felt so real. Then I woke up...
Yet another example of why Freud was right... Paul says "the burning of the book sparked my interest even more." Freud wrote specifically that prohibitions placed upon children and adolescents make them even more fascinated in what is prohibited.
In Britain in 1977 they banned the God Save The Queen single by the Sex Pistols . It sold enough to reach No.1 The Professor was correct indeed 👍from Wessex
Freud was a cocaine addled quack with a fetish for his own mom who projected his own neurotic thoughts on to others and used Shakespeare as proof of his theories. I think he was full of shit.
I once took the heroic dose of shrooms to which the shrooms were talking to me internally. They went on about how special humans were just based off our hands and the ability to build things , they said they were around thousands of years , watched the sun go up and down , the trees around them grow and fall but nothing else and that we should be grateful to be able to move freely and build things and experience more out of life. It was a trip and a half. I will always remember it. The story is longer but that's the gist of it lol.
this is extremely interesting, to me it seems that mushrooms have an extremely complex internal systems both in their intricate connecting to every living thing in their enviroment and within their system and also the metaphysical aspect that happens when we consume them. To me your experience was a literal conversation with sentience that we cannot understand. Which most of the time these mushrooms give the user some type of insight into their life. but with you it was more like expressing a feeling it had over something. Now we can see this simply as the moment in which your brain realized the amazing importance in our ability to build. Which at the end of the day is the real separation between us human most organisms (understanding that there are many animals that build their environment; none quite like us tho). which is understandable because we have moments of realization all thru out life, more usually while under any type of influence. another theory is, it could be the mushrooms consciousness connect with you and imparting some truth on you. When most of the time relatable to each individual life and some type of guide. this time it was more of a look this is what we think of you.
@@davidmilanes5924 I feel like the mushrooms had a conscious. It can not see but yet it saw life around it come and go and wanted more out of life. It almost felt envious of human life and our ability to see and do more with our lives than it could. I'm not as articulate as yourself lol but once we connected it downloaded my memories and was able to experience my memories and had a sense of envy of what I've seen and done in such a short time, it really focused on my hands and the ability to build but I'm not a builder or carpenter or anything so idk why there was a focus on the hands. Also another time doing a heroic dose I experienced a water phenomenon where it seemed like I was in water, I think the shrooms might have grown in or around dead fish and somehow that fishes experience of life was passed onto me 🤣 I laugh but that's what I think happened some how. I can't explain it, but it was like being under water and light coming through bouncing off waves or like when light reflect off water onto a wall and you see the waves of light moving.
James Powell LMAO. He did bring up a theory humans are shrooms. Maybe he’s just an evolutionary mutation between humans and mushrooms and we just think it’s a hat. He’s a mushroom convincing humans to eat them.
I absolutely love Paul Stamets. I happened across a TED talk he gave, which literally saved my soul dogs life. Without his talk, she would have never survived her illness. I have since learned so much more about mushrooms. Medicinal ones and the more than medicinal ones. I am eternally grateful for both. A very unstudied and underutilized area of life on earth, and beyond. Thanks Joe Rogan for this
Hello Mandy, I'm looking for a talk where he talks about his mother's healing. I don't know if it was a TED Talk. He talks about finding a type of mushroom that boosts the emun system in a significant way. My question to you now: Do you know the name of the mushroom? All the best and have a nice day :)
This is one of the best comment sections ever. There are so many great stories ranging all over the scale and yet so many different people can still find common experiences happen to them. I'm curious to know the age people were when these situations happened. Is something that just happens when people are generally younger, or does it still seem to happen in say, your 30s, 40s and so on. Just curious is all. But again so many cool stories.
I loved all the comments as well but yours is the one I wanted to weigh in on... In my case I've had premonitions and dreams that came true very randomly my whole life. 5 plus decades. I joke about the fact that God does not give us gifts like this to exploit for our benefit or I would spend a great deal of time gambling however there have been multiple occasions where a friend or family member took a different path home or changed plans altogether based on something I "saw" I do need to refocus on growing this beautiful gift, I said it seems like I'm not able to exploit it but be blessed by it I have been... I am not typically a morning person but one morning 5:30 exactly I sat up in bed and just the word (Mom) blasting in my head I got up and went straight to her house and called an ambulance 3 min later she'd developed a stomach bleed and had less than an hour to live, Im so grateful I listened, that was 20 years ago... she is a perky 85 year old now thank God.
I was literally just thinking the same thing. I need to save this one so I can read through the entire comment section when I have time. So many good stories in here.
Happens. I think we humans are in tune with the universe and frequencies its just that we lost it. Many time i heard a song in my head and i turned the radio on and it was that song playing.
As I was just reading the comments, someone quoted the mushroom guy word for word and I was reading it exactly as he said it. What are the odds of that happening?
Yes...I used to hear that exact statement from christian leaders, when I would bring multiple questions about what was pulling me away from the faith" lol So at it's core it's a honest statement, but I am DONE chasing people's bullshit fairytales that can't be explained.
The last time I ate psilocybin mushrooms, I saw the most beautiful sacred geometry. It covered everything I looked at. I was living on the border of a national forest at the time and as I was looking down at the forest, all the trees started growing roots that connected to one another. What I was taught during that experience is that everything is connected, especially the forests. Later on, I felt as if I was in a completely different dimension. It was a beautiful experience.
Did you learn anything or you just felt good? The tragic thing to me is most people take psychedelics recreationally ao they may as well be drinking beer.
You got so high you saw what infinity is. Everything is connected. You saw the shapes, the ancient patterns. Energy is constant, nothing is really finite, nothing ever dies or “goes away” you can’t help but just be paralyzed by that sense of awe that surrounds you as you surrender to the Infinite possibilities that fill your mind. It’s a sacred feeling, it’s an experience that’s really hard to accurately convey. You either know what I’m on about, or you don’t. It’s a mystical experience.
@@vidgamarr5126 did it change you in any meaningful way? I'm seriously asking and need to know cuz I see most people taking these substances recreationally and learning basically nothing. They feel good under the influence that's where it ends. I say this as someone whose done acid with intention and learned from it.
@@vidgamarr5126 I think you hit the nail on the head with your description. That experience with mushrooms was as profound as my ayahuasca experience, just in a different way. It's amazing how fungi and plants have so much to teach us....
The face joe has at 0:59 is why i am a huge fan of joe. He is truly intrigued and curious about what the person has to say, not only that he can fill in with his own knowledge and truly break it down and see it in angles i never even thought of. He is a great thinker.
had a dream i woke up in the 23rd century in the middle of a city. trees, bushes, everything was perfect. people were walking on moving sidewalks! the sidewalks were literally made like escalators and people got off at different locations by just stepping on the sidewalk! i looked up and saw skyscrapers and buildings that went through the clouds. surprisingly cars were hovering but not many. the most peaceful ive ever seen or felt. ill never forget it after all these years
I had a dream once where I was on an old pirate type ship, a huge storm blew in and tore the ship to pieces, the one room I was in stayed intact and ended up crashing on the shore of an island, there were people there, but not exactly people, they were half (poorly) cobbled together robots, all tinkered together with old car and computer parts, I looked over at their city and it was built in the same tinkered together manner. A little squeaky robot boy came over and told me I'm not supposed to be there (common theme in my dreams, apparently in dream land im "not supposed to be anywhere" psssh whatevs, I go where I want🙄
I had a near death experience in 2017 and flat lined for over 4 minutes. I saw a version of myself, married to the same wife I have now, but we had two small boys. I was an accomplished writer, which is nothing I would do in this life as I have never really read novels. I sat down one day a year after my accident and wrote my first novel based off things that were revealed to me in the Multiverse. This story is a lot more detailed, but I kept my response short. I definitely believe in mirrored realities.
rickysnow400 totally agree man. I love hard labor, just as Paul said, it gives me a chance to conquer the ramblings of the mind and contemplate what everything that matters.
I've had several lucid dreams, even dreams within dreams. I've dreamt about situations days or months before they occurred. No psychoactives. It's very intriguing
Hey Tiffany do you ever have things in those dreams that are always kinda the same. I have a certain part in a river and an apartment building that have been in my dreams for years. That always tripped me out
@@zzzzzz3708 I have re occurring dreams of my childhood neighborhood, except everything is slightly different. When I experience these dreams the setting resembles this other reality with different ‘plots’ it’s very odd
@@briperez5577 Ya I think that's what happens with me. There is also a house and a room that if I dream about it and go in that room it's a really bad haunted feeling. But most of the time it's the same neighborhood or spot on the river
When i was a kid i would have lucid dreams where i could fly around and explore the world. I had one when i was older and i fell and died in my dream. Woke up shortly after in a sweat with a racing heart because i lost control in my dream and forgot i was dreaming. I was much better at realizing a dream when i was young and i explored many places i had never seen, when i saw them in real life they were the same as i dreamed. Once when i was young i had a very realistic dream of a large ufo landing behind my parents house in the country, it shined a light into my window in my dream and that woke me up. I couldnt sleep after that one because it was so real feeling
I just lost my brother too.....feel for him. Siblings are part of us in a way that is hard to live without. You lose everything, past, present and future. So damn hard
Fuck bro I imagine losing mine sometimes and it hurts and deeply disturbs me. I'm so sorry that you lost your brother, fuck I'd give you my bag of weed if I could.
I generally don't comment oftenly but this is interesting and never have discussed about this to anyone other than family. It was back in 2017. I was in my final year of my electrical engineering full time course in college which was somewhat 100 miles away from home. Lived in college hostel. My mother is a teacher and she travels everyday by bus to her school like 60 miles in total everyday. I am pretty much a busy guy, sober throughout my life (you know how strict Indian parents are at keeping an eye on their children even sitting far away from them, through acquaints and all) and I use to keep myself busy to avoid overthinking. On a Tuesday evening came back to hostel from classes, she phone called me everyday in the evening, we talked normal she asked me about my day etc. and everything what we talked about daily. After we hung up the call, the very next train of thoughts that rushes in my mind that I never thought about ever before was, "My mom, she has travelled all her life to work and bus accidents are really a daily tragedy on Indian roads due to heavy traffic and dense population. Like what is the probability that she has been in a bus that never met with an accident?" The day passed by, had dinner and did my assessments. The following day, it was regular as daily. Did classes 9-4, came back to hostel and changed. I was waiting for the call but the time passed by 5 to 6 to 7. I called at her phone and a relative picked up her phone and said, "Hello Aman, how are your studies going on? There is a thing I need to tell you that your mother met with an accident today morning on her way to school. Nothing to worry about she is okay, she has minor injuries and we all are with her in the hospital. We just couldn't inform you as she said "Aman doesn't need to know as he'll come back home which can affect his preparation for his semester exams next week"" My jaw was on the floor, I was in college can not go home because there was no transport available at that point of time (because the college was in hills). I waited till the next morning, took the first bus. Reached home, she was home till then from hospital. She had two bruises under her left eye and her cheek. Her head was dressed as the bus' glass window chips were in her head and she had a backache due to the impact. She rested in her bed, saw me as I entered the room and smiled. I was just speechless and mind-fucked at that moment of time. To this day I can not believe how tf that happened?
Same thing happened to me, I was about age 7, I told my grandmother that my mother will have a car crash and then there was a phone call to tell us that she crash. She was fine thankfully.
Things like that don’t have any explanation that our logically thinking brains can accept or even fathom. You can just chalk up stuff like with acts of God, The Universe, Manifestation, Etc. Whatever you want to call it.
was in love with a girl back in 1999.We knew each other for 3 month and it was time to take things further than good friends.On a saturday i had a nightmare about being with her walking on a brdige when a gang of 5-6 bums comes around grab her arm and pulled her away from me.Sunday we spend one of the most beautiful day of my life and probably hers too as she was smiling from 9 AM till 9:40 PM when i left her.I pet her dog and said see you n 2 days.She replied and what about my hug which i replied you dont deserve one hahaha joking.Tuesday night we had a evening plan at a sport game with 4 tickets.I have watched that stupid game crying for the whole duration of it.On that tuesday morniing she had a severe car accident,hit by a delivery truck,her dog dead her in coma for 17 days and the accident happened under a bridge.....same bridge as in my nightmares 3 days before.23 years later im not sure i have recovered fully from that experience.
@@pelinalwhitestrake4196 That or something is extremely out of our understanding is going on. I just had a so called deja vue yesterday, i was having a conversation with my brother and i thought i saw his wife enter the room and say hi just 1 sec before she actually comes in and says hi. I like to believe that was just me maybe predicting what she'd do since i heard her car park, but that sh*t was just too much.
The Deja vu experience is identical in feeling and sensation to that of remembering a dream you had, later in the day. It is far more reasonable to believe that, considering the nature of time warping in dream states, and the legendary expanse of the human mind in its capability to foresee, create, remember experiences and create these situations, and the number we DON'T remember, that we are simply remembering that we have dreamed of doing exactly the thing we are doing in real life. I have several experiences of exactly this, impossible to prove to anyone because it is my experience but I'll explain it. One morning, I was looking around the kitchen for something to eat, and I opened the cupboard and saw that we don't have any cereal, but then I found some old porridge oats hidden behind a blender. At that moment, I felt the deja vu feeling, and upon meditating on it while standing for a moment, I realised that while I was waking up, I'd actually travelled out of my body in a semi dream state and believed I was still awake, walked downstairs opened the cupboard and had this exact experience. Upon waking up, I had looked at my phone and got pissed off with some asswipes on facebook talking crap they don't understand, and had forgot about this experience because it was so simple and basic - I mean I just walked downstairs and opened a cupboard. But I appear to have accurately foreseen real events. Now I'm reiterating here - considering the amount of different things we can do with our minds, all the different days and moments we can create these moments in our minds, it's bound to happen eventually that we see something that actually happens in real life. So I believe that deja vu is just remembering one of these moments. The sensation is bringing the knowledge of a moment from the subconscious memory into the conscious.
I've thought about this an insane amount as I've experienced it and can only describe it as re-living something while having complete memory and recollection of it, up to knowing the very thoughts I was going to think in that moment.
This man understands more than he realises… I have life experience whilst high on mushrooms and other things but the stimulation and awareness experienced is far deeper than science can explain… Paul you are as high on my list of people to listen to as joe and you were there since I read mycelium running… I want to continue to joe but I need more input from you
I had an experience recently that freaked me out. It was mabye 9 hours after a trip, night time and I was composing on guitar. I decided to listen to the music in my head rather than improvise, so I do just that. What came out was this melody I thought was pretty good. I remember my friend sent me a song earlier in the day that I hadnt listened to yet. Within 30 seconds I get a chill because the same melody I produced was in this song. It was rhythmically and harmonically the same, not a simple tune, lasting about 10 seconds. I cannot explain that.
One time on ketamine my twin brother and I were sitting across a friend and we kept hearing the sentences he was saying before he said them then we looked at each other both totally baffled at what was happening then we were standing in front of each other and our heads were melting into each others. We actually didn’t know that we were experiencing the same thing until a day later when we talked about it.
Telepathy + The ability to collect audio waves from a CD / Cassette / Vinyl and decoding them in your brain? OR knowing the future… Hmm….so many questions… Interesting…
@@organicwins91 I don't know anything about telling the future because I've never had that happen to me before but I've experienced telepathy before with a buddy while on an acid trip. Me my brother and 2 other friends decided to take 3 tabs of acid one night about 7 years ago and while we were all hanging around trying to pack up a bong for a couple hours I could hear one of my friends thoughts and I could tell that he could hear my thoughts too cause our eyes kept meeting everytime I could I felt it happening. Everytime our eyes met we we're thinking "wtf is going on right now" Lol but it was only us two experiencing it and talked about it afterwards. Telepathy from my personal experience was'nt actually like hearing words from someone else's mind but just communicating somehow..sort of like telling how someone feels based off of their body and facial expression is the best analogy for what I felt at that time of connecting with my friend on what I still believe was telepathy. The mind is a strange thing, sorry for the long story lol seeing your comment brought back that memory I've kept repressed for the last 7 years
Dude telepathy is real and I believe some yogis or zen masters or fully realized/ enlightened beings have been able to harness this in some way. I had some experience of being able to read a friends thoughts once. I mistook them for my own thoughts essentially while extremely high and somewhat trying to meditate. I felt a thought sort of come to me as if from outside in a way and I said it aloud, and my friend said he thought the exact same thing at the same time. And it was too specific to be parallel thinking. Sounds not very abnormal I guess when I say it, but it seemed so surreal that it was unbelievable. Like we’d shared some sort of frequency. And it made me somewhat paranoid for a while on a side note.
Recently, on a mushroom trip, I sat outside in the sun with my dog, and as I took in the scenery, I saw bees and huming birds flying all around as the wind seemed to come and go. But as I sat there smoking a cigarette and petting my dog, I suddenly noticed that I no longer could hear anything. No buzzing bees or huming birds, no sound from the wind as it passed through hundreds of thousands of trees that were all around me. Earth was suddenly and eerily quiet. And what I think is really the most interesting part about this portion of my trip is that, not only could I no longer hear the sounds of nature, but I also could no longer hear the annoying high-pitched ringing within my ears that resulted from two deployments, one to Iraq, and one to Afghanistan, while serving in the army. Being abruptly encompassed by absolute silence was very, very strange and a little unnerving, to be honest. When I closed my eyes, visions of fractals flooded my mind. And what I enjoyed most about that part is that, the fractals appeared within my mind without any effort at all. I simply closed my eyes and then found myself looking out at these HD infinitely inward and outward geometric patterns. That's sort of difficult thing for me to do normally, especially without the assistance of psilocybin. Another trip is planned very soon and I'm very much looking forward to the experience.
Had a similar experience, I was tripping hard so i decided to smoke some tree on my patio to anchor me. While smoking things actually got more intense I could hear wind blowing,birds chirping, trees moving, dogs barking, and my patio wind chimes. So much over stimulation I closed my eyes out my hands in prayer straightens my posture. And I swear I. That moment everything got real quite mute basically and I perceived being in the cloud like when you’re on a plane. All I could see were clues like I was on a peak of a mountain top. And I felt this energy . It was warm, comforting divine, I felt like I was in perfect harmony with the universe it was beautiful amazing I was in perfect balance with everything in sync. I tell ppl all the time it basically felt like an orgasm in my brain. That moment is tattooed in my brain
I, know from personal experience that there are things going on around and on this planet that makes me aware that I know nothing. I, deeply , appreciate , that Mr Staments has the spine to be honest about his experience. Especially, in a time, where science has become politicized. Hats off! Except, Mr.Stamets!!!
I have an extremely strange and vivid memory from my childhood days. Maybe between 8-12 years old. My home had a swimming pool, and every so often, I would go swimming on a whim (no big deal, just like any other kid). But there were moments where I swear I could breathe underwater. I can remember the feeling so clearly. It came at random. And I can remember thinking to myself, “I hope I can breathe under water this time.” It was almost like I was entering a different realm, a different reality. Even the way my body felt underwater and the water around me changed, and I can remember it so vividly. Of course as a kid, nothing really phases you so I never even thought about it. And my memory of my childhood is pretty shit, but that one experience I remember and it still trips me out.
Same, I’ve had 2 vividly realistic dreams where I could breath underwater when I was younger. I still remember the feeling almost perfectly of how it felt over 10 years later (19 now).
This just hit me!! And flying. The dreams felt like reality & I swear I remember thinking in the dream that I cannot forget this. And you just reminded me after 20 something years. I don't remember exactly the dream but I remember the feeling of breathing under water.
I’ve personally transported in my car with my wife and child onboard. We were not on any drugs at all. We were going over a one car bridge and another vehicle was going over the bridge in the opposite lane heading right into us. We braced for impact but somehow we passed thru each other. It’s an experience my wife and I will never forget. The weirdest feeling that I’ve ever experienced.
Charles, I had almost the exact same thing happen to me. A full-size pick up truck ran a stop sign as I was approaching the intersection. Just before impact I closed my eyes and then I opened them and I was on the other side of the truck. That’s when I started to seriously consider multi-verses.
What if it did happen though, and you were just transported into a reality where the impact never happened. Almost like a part of us refuses to tie, despite our physical selves having died in our original reality.
I've never shared this experience before but your description of how you "passed thru each other" was very much like one of my weird experiences . I braced for impact but somehow, we simply passed thru each other. I saw the family from the other car inches away from me all looking forward as they passed by me. We were almost occupying the same space, they were that close. I was shocked as to how it went down. After the ordeal, I went off the road parked the car and checked for some damage but nothing. I expected them to stop as well but they kept going. My son and I and my car were completely unscathed. No possible
I tripped on shrooms about 5 years ago the experience was so intense I took a break from it. The whole time I couldn’t stop thinking about computers, and how no matter where we go we are in deed in a symbiotic relationship with machines. It completely changed my life and the way I look at life. Im not sure if it was predicting the future , but a few years later we are starting to see all these new inventions that allow people and machines to coexist even better.
We made the machines for that single purpose, so... of course that is the case It's not like the machines existed just as we did and we managed to find a use for them
Its so interesting how AI and consciousness are similar and machines can have similar designs to things found in nature. Humans are just machines made of meat.
Paul Stamets is a truly brilliant man, with courage and conviction. We need more people like him, to mentor up and coming young people. Because the only limits in life, are the ones you set upon yourself.
a brick wall is a limit when you drive a car. It's a limit I dont set up myself. You mumbojumbo doesnt make any sense! There are many limits in life we dont set ourselves. Ooh, you are trying to be insipirational? Then go make some facebook quotes that you can pass around with your very smart friends. If you cant explain it, it doesnt mean it's not true. Thats true. BUT it doesnt mean its true either. Every hypothesis needs a proof to become something more. Just saying heavy shit doesnt make it true. Just say I dont know instead of: I just opened a portal into the multiverse. Cmon
@NotSoMuch the problem with that statement is that the same people who say it usually try to define reality based on subjective experiences in the very next sentence....just like this guy did.
I once had a lucid dream that I was hanging out with a long term ex. I mean it had been at least 5 years since I had spoke to her. I was in a living room with her and her family just chatting it up. When I woke up the next day I though it was strange to dream about her because she hadn’t crossed my mind in a very long time. Well later that evening I receive a phone call from an unknown number. Usually I don’t answer unknown numbers but it had a Texas area code ( I was living in California at the time) and I’m originally from Texas. So I figured it was family with a new number or something. Turns out it was that same ex I had a dream about. She was calling me because she was on vacation with her family and they were reminiscing about old times and (we had spent our entire high school years together) I guess my name happened to come up in conversation. She then started to think about me and wanted to see how I was doing. So she decided to call and find out. Someone please explain how this can happen.
Similar thing happened to me when I was 17 years old. I'd been at a keg party at my friend's. He had a 3 story house with a conservatory reaching the second floor. There was maybe about 12 of us sitting up in my friends room drinking. Two of my other friends had taken the keg onto the conservatory roof. I went out his bedroom window like i'd done 100's of times before to swing down to the conservatory. But upon positioning myself onto the window ledge I tripped and fell head first, missing the conservatory roof completely and heading instead on a 3 story straight fall right onto the concrete below. At that moment time slowed down, my life literally flashed before my eyes and I made peace with the fact that I was a bout to probably break my neck. I can recall being a bit disappointed at the fact that my friends were about to be scarred for life due to my stupidity. But other than that I accepted it. I then open my eyes shocked at what I saw, I was in the doorway of my friends bedroom. A group of maybe 8-10 people had gathered at the window and were in a panic looking down to the ground below. My friend turns around looking puzzled seeing me at the doorway and asks what just happened. I tell him I tripped & fell out his window then ended up somehow back inside the house, 3 floors up in the same room I just fell from. We've regularly talked about it down the years, each of us never being able to offer a definitive explanation for what happened. I sometimes think to this day maybe I actually did die in that reality and my consciousness was just directly transported to another. Definitely wouldn't rule out the idea of a multi verse that's for sure.
@@Coldcloves what is izanagi? And yeah if it seems incoherent it's because I genuinely still don't know what happened to this day 12 yrs on. So apologies for that, if that's what you mean?
Joe Rogan, I love the sensitivity of how you interacted with our beloved Paul Stamets when he tells his multiverse story. Thank you for honoring one of the Greats. You are one too. 🥰🥰🥰
Psychedelic's definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it's just so hard to source here
My first trip was the most insane one I've had to date. It was like something had lifted me above the veil, and looking down I could see the endless, nonsensical realities in an endless sea connected like a beehive. Pretty insane, made me question everything I've ever believed.
One time I took a heroic dose on shrooms, when I was done eating I took 1 puff from my joint and instantly had a O. B. E where I was at first travelling through space until I stumbled upon a Black hole which I entered and then I came out in a different dimension which felt to me like it was the place where souls were born. All I saw was orbs of energy waiting for their turn to experience the universe through itself.
I’ve had a couple of experiences 3 while awake and one amazing lucid dream as I fell asleep. All had unexplainable outcomes - and all were unpredictable but highly emotional. I’m convinced the emotional nature of the outcome events related to people I deeply love had something to do with having these experiences. No mushrooms involved. Maybe I’m naturally high. I’m almost 69 and am otherwise a normal non-superstitious intelligent person. There is simply more to our consciousness than we currently understand.
When I was 18 I was in a manic like period, and I had a similar experience. I was in middle of a test, when I turned back time has passed by 10 minutes, and it was one of the most beutifull things I have been through. I just cried there, because I saw myself in a situation that I missed, and I knew that I missed and fucked up by big time. It did not felt like a dream.
The reason that I completely believe this dude is he’s already a established scientist who is a figure in the community, he dosnt need notoriety. In fact, statements like these will get you discredited in a lot of circles and maybe get you fired. It isn’t worth your entire career to tell Joe Rogan you saw the future, unless you actually believed it.
Or it could just be because he’s older and retired/close to it. Perpetuating this type of nonsense is a good time filler for an old man. Can make some cash too.
@@Jencediggity A true scientist who has devoted their entire life to their work would not throw all their hard earned credibility out the window for a little cash or to seem exciting, also if you're a guy as intellectually gifted as Paul and your goal is to make a ton of money you don't become a scientist at all. I can understand somebody who isn't familiar with Paul's work having this opinion but if you read his studies over decades of time you know a man like this has no reason to lie and commit academic suicide unless he truly believes it.
A few years ago I had a dream of standing in a doorway of a restaurant I had never been in. I entered through a side door and was standing at the counter ordering food when a man in a mask came rushing through the door behind me and pointed his gun at the lady taking my order telling her to empty the register then turned to me and told me to give him my wallet. I ended up getting shot in the dream and woke up. That evening we ordered from a restaurant we had never ordered from and I when I went to pick up the order I entered through the front door instead of the side as there was no parking available near that door. As soon as I entered the restaurant I saw the side entrance where you pick up to go orders and instantly recognized it as the entrance from my dream. Same door, color, counter and the same fucking lady at the register. I was completely frozen and scared shitless waiting for some guy to come barging in to rob the joint but he never did. It was one of the eeriest things I've ever experienced. I always wondered if I saw the events of an alternate reality or timeline that day.
In my experience, dreams can be like a collage .. bits of things all stuck together. I've had precog dreams which are kind of infused with other extraneous stuff or symbolic stuff, so not everything in a dream happens, just a significant part. Your dream is a very good example of a typical precognitive dream. I've had similar ones about places i havn't yet seen or visited. Maybe a gunman might have appeared but that something stopped him from showing up? I'd hazard a guess and say you were lucky that night.
Makes me wonder if the guy in your dream who was robbing the restaurant was actually real but in reality maybe he decided to not go through with it. Guess we will never know, but that would be crazy.
What if the gunman had the same dream that night, decided not to do it. Instead stood at the window looking into the restaurant, then sees you enter through the front door, instantly recognises you as the person he shot in the dream.
Not just a scientist, but a great storyteller. Never took mushrooms, but microdosing sounds so helpful. I think it has been used to help people in hospice and close to dying not be afraid.
Son God has a call on your life, I don't know you but I do know you as a brother in Christ.I predict you will get born again real soon!praise the Lord!
Paul is an amazing pioneer. I have had many experiences, and I attribute them to a genetic marker in my DNA that I share with my Father's sister, who was clairvoyant. My cousin would wake up in the middle of the night in adulthood...with a stomach ache... years after leaving the nest, and the phone would ring with my Aunt saying--- "what's the matter with your stomach". My own personal experiences increased a few years after becoming a vegetarian. I believe that by changing the constitution of your blood from that of animals...to the "green blood" of plants, you open up your mind to a very different reality.
“Just bc you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true.” Amen. I use to feel pressure to make sense of and explain things I have experienced but eventually realized I do not have a burden to prove it or have it validated by anyone outside me for it to be real. And, paradoxically, the less I give it a meaning or attach a meaning to my experiences, even within myself, the more it means.
“Just bc you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true.” i'll give it a go. Whenever he drove up to the cabin he saw these cows. As he states it was a time of tension. People talked about nuclear holocaust all the time. Our mind is always making connections, especially in a dreamy state (under the shower, in a train, driving a car). It's entirely possible his mind went to the hundreds-of-dead-cows vision before, just his mind wandering. When on psylocibin, he recalled that. Then the flood, cows drowned. And he's making more out of it, bcos 1) the last time he thought of that was on this mushroom trip 2) ppl have been putting more weight of importance into coincidence since the dawn of man. because deep down we don't believe in coincidence. Sorry to be a crashing bore here. Cue the "your mind just can't grasp the possibilities man" comments.
@@brmbkl Simple, logical and rational. It's strange that a scientist couldn't explain this like you did. It's kind of funny that many people like to frame something as unexplainable but then come up with absurd theories of what's happening. They're still attempting to explain it but just not rationally.
The guy is a druggie! The mind plays tricks on you when you're drugged up, but you're not predicting the future. FFS! People are so gullible and stupid.
Possibly one of the most significant examples of it I've heard. A story of my father's, I never met my grandma in his side but when she was dying, her my father and his father were driving through a place called blanket hill, where once settlers put blankets in the hill to climb the road in their wagons...some are still there, the story as he told it grandma said, "I wish we had a watermelon"...when out in the desert this would be quite some time.... They came to the top of the hill..and the story as my father told it was, there must have been a watermelon truck..but against all odds, out of nowhere was a watermelon, completely alone, waiting for them at the top of the hill. Grandma was very sick with cancer.. go figure
what with no evidence... dont you find it strange that use covers 1% of the worlds space yet all the ufo stories are from the USA... funny that...americans are so gullible
Last year, my boss was out of town on business. The day he was expected back, I was at his house helping to babysit his 3 boys. We spoke on the phone and I told him I had to go do some video shoot about 20 minutes drive from his apartment. "I should be back in a few hours." And he said he'd be home by then too. While I was on set (outdoor location) I did a quick recce to check out interesting angles and saw a wall that got my attention. This wall incidentally belonged to a hospital. It took me a minute before I could realize this as I never walked that street as I did that day. Stood right in front of the entrance, across the street to get a wide view. Walking down the street, around the corner I discovered a morgue too. Anyways I did my thing and it was a successful shoot. Back at my boss, we got chatting as he shared information about his trip, and I did about my video shoot etc. We even saw a movie too that evening. I left the next morning. Two days later I was planning a trip out of town and needed some advice from him. His son, 8, picked up the phone and told me Dad was ill, I will have to call back. I thought to myself, perhaps a fever or something mild. A day later, I followed up with some messages and he didn't reply. By the third morning while I was prepping to go see him, I got the call. The nanny was weeping as she said Boss is not waking up. I was beyond shocked, devastated. On my way to the house, I was called to go the hospital instead-the ambulance had already picked him up. But what hospital? They told me the name. By the time I alighted the Uber, under the rain, I was standing just as I stood right in front of the hospital, across the road, a few days before. Then it occurred to me. I was here for the first time just a few days ago. After some paperwork, we were directed to the same morgue just around the corner. It was a surreal moment for me. It's interesting that I saw him in a lucid dream two days ago. RIP Brian.
My ancestors, the elders used to ask children in the morning what they dreamed about. And never explained to the children why, certain dreams had meaning to the community and also were seen as indicators of things. Children were seen to be in touch with phases that were separate spiritualities to that of adults. One instance was recorded in written history, there had been a 2 year drought, people had died and things were getting worse. A child’s dream was referenced, an elder enacted what had happened in the dream later than day it rained.
Okay I'm sitting on my swing in Humboldt County with rain wanting to come on a breeze in the morning. Listening to this podcast. And I've been wanting to do mushrooms for a while. I have never done anything like that but I've read so much about it. I've read Michael pollan's book how to change your mind, I'm 78. I would like to have an experience of expanded Consciousness . I believe that it would be helpful in my desire to be open to a different perspective. I'm not speaking very eloquently I don't have that capacity but my heart knows what I desire. And a robin just now flew in and landed on my fence namaste.
Like Terence Mckenna said, going a lifetime without a psychedelic experience is like going a lifetime without sex. It is a fundamental birthright as a human being. I sincerely believe that everyone should at least get the oppurtunity. So 5 months later, have you had one?
By his definition of entering the multiverse, I have done it several times and without mushrooms. I have had dreams that come true weeks or months later. Maybe I should start using a dream journal. There could be more dreams that I've simply forgotten.
There was a show in discovery science once where they explained how sometime the brain makes false memories , so you literally made up having seen the current moment in the past.
Paul is very confident, he takes himself very seriously. I have had very similar experiences or dreams which came true etc. It happens, because like he said time can be bent. Time is not a linear event, and consciousness can be in multiple places at the same time. I still don't know about a multiverse, it can be just our lack of understanding of space and time.
I had a dream about my grandma the night she died. Had no contact with her for years and no reason to dream about her. Didn't even know she was sick. Never had a dream before or since involving her. It was really strange.
I have such experience multiple times without the use of substance. I see segments of future in dreams and one day the exact same segment would unfold in waking life and I knew exactly what's going to happen next and it happens. Sometimes the event is just random stuff and sometimes it's something very profound. I would see places I've never been to or seen before in any shape or form and 4 years later I was in Peru trekking on the mountain and suddenly remembered the view I saw in dreams 4 years ago. Due to lack of explanation I've kept it aside as nothing too important but everytime I experience it I can't help but question reality. It's absolutely weird.
This could be an example of clairvoyant ability. People have been known to predict events in their dreams, but often isn't taken seriously. Dreams can often times be meaningless so it can be hard to decipher whether each specific dream is meaningful or not, but if you have a strong intuition that it has meaning behind it like in Paul's case here I believe it is a demonstration of clairvoyant ability.
True, but acid and shrooms change your entire reality (literally). I was seeing black holes morph inside my walls, the ceiling fan looked like a dripping egg yoke, and my blanket was a vapor smoky feeling cloud of magic lol
@@randomdude5070 = Agree. It's like, weed will crack the door out of the matrix, weed will show you the door but it's up to you to walk through it. You can 'trip' if you choose, you can make it spiritual if you choose, orrrrrrrrr, you can just turn up the music and take clowning around as a Human to another level. Maybe even bang the spouse extra hard and get extra kinky? Shit like that. Acid and Shrooms and true psychedelics however, blow the door wide open and you're unplugging from the matrix whether you like it or not :)
I once felt like I melted into a couch. Pretty sure it was the multiverse but starting to think it might have been the weed. It was definitely one or the other.
few years back I was in a motorbike crash, it was really bad and my bike was in a million pieces. Yet for some reason I woke up with 0 damage to my body, no marks, no bruising no nothing... I got checked out by an Ambulance team and also Police... yet I was able to walk away and get a cab with no treatment required. Since that day everyone around me has been different, things like shops and restaurants I use to love, no longer exist.. I also within a short period of time discovered a bunch of new hobbies and learnt I was very skilled and talented in new field of interest. My girl friend of 10 years seemed like a completely different person.. I had all these memories of the past, which felt more like dreams than real memories. it sounds mad, maybe I got some sort of serious concussion or something, but since that day... I just dont feel like myself
I dont understand why Stamets thinks of this as "the multiverse" instead of "time travel". he didn't see another universe if I understand correctly, he had a legit vision of the future, or his mind wandered there and came back.
That's exactly what I was thinking. In a multiverse he would've seen an altered version of himself. Like a version that didn't go to college, or maybe married a different woman, etc. He had a vision of a probable event in the near future. I think we all have doses of that via DejaVu. However, being on shrooms, he was able to remember the vision before it happened.
Depends how time works. The best theory of time travel is you never travel in time, you travel into another dimension, or you split your reality into two. There will always be a version of reality where you effected nothing but you create a new dimension by changing things
@@ToolDeals but there is an infinite amount of mutltiverse’ meaning that there could be one that is the exact same down to one tiny insignificant detail. Think when Rick and Morty have to leave their universe and go to another one that is pretty much the same.
We are all hallucinating all the time, including right now. It’s just that when we agree about our hallucinations, we call that reality. Anil Seth … neuroscientist.
Everything you experience is just your brain decoding "reality." We don't even actually see out of our eyes, our brains process images received by our eyes into something it can make sense of. No one will ever know what true, un-filtered "reality" is actually like to experience.
@@jimmyjoe1488 Those who agree with Einstein, will believe he was right. Those who disagree, will believe he was wrong. That is human nature in a nutshell. I don't know about you, but I relate to the following quote ... ""Who can ever know what path to walk on when all of them are either crooked or broken? One just has to walk.” ― Ishmael Beah, Radiance of Tomorrow
Not a psilocybin experience.. but I had a vivid dream when I was little (maybe 5 or 6 yrs old) where I woke up on an ice skating rink and my cheek was super cold, and the world was sideways. Next thing I know, big gentle hands picked me up and skated away. I remember it was a man with a black leather jacket, and black turtle neck and jeans, and I just watched him skate away but I never saw his face. Fast forward to when I was 8 or 9, I went to a lot of church outings. One of them was to go ice skating.. it was my first time. And I fell hard on my right cheek. I could feel the cold of the ice and I’m not sure how long I was on the floor, but a man skated by and picked me up and skated away. Wearing exactly what the man in my dream wore. I just stared him skate away like I did in my dream. I remember even trying to explain to my little friends at the time how I’ve seen this happen before. But I couldn’t explain how. That is on experience that stays with me til this day. Weird.
I have had some crazy dreams but...I had a "dream" when I was 8 months pregnant. It started out a little weird where I was walking through a room where there was a playpen with little babies playing and a little person was caring for the babies. Then I am walking down a completely white hallway with many doors and somehow I knew exactly where to go. I opened a door and the entire room was white in the middle was my grandmother's old couch her bedside table with her black rotary phone on it. Sitting on the couch was my grandmother but when she was in her 50s. I didn't recognize her and when I woke up I thought it was my mother in law..anyway she was sitting on the couch in a flowing light pink robe and I hear come home call home go home just repeatedly over and over. She gets up and is walking down the hall holding a baby wrapped in a pink blanket and one wrapped in a blue blanket. Then I wake up full blown crying with tears streaming down my face and I grabbed my phone and was going to call my mother in law because I thought it was her as she had had 2 really bad strokes back to back. My husband wakes up thinking I was in labor. 3 days later my son went to school his friends mom saw his name in the obituaries as family members of my grandmother. I was on bedrest and didn't get to go to funeral but watched the tribute video and there is a picture of my grandfather, my sister and I, and my grandmother all sitting on that old couch and her looking like she did in my dream. When I had the dream she was still alive but basically unresponsive and dying. I can't help but think she was waiting for me to come and I never did because I thought it was my mother in law in the dream but after seeing that picture everything clicked her old couch, she always wore a fancy long nightgown with matching robe, the bedside table and her black rotary phone which I loved.
Ive had lucid dreams but its been a long time. I had them up through my 20s. I am in my 50s now and don't have them anymore. When I had them, sometimes they came true. For example I was having a conversation with someone and I knew what they were going to say and the moment they said it was just like the moment in my dream. I remember telling them I had dreamed it. I have also had dreams, like when I was a kid of the legs of a table and chairs being aligned a certain way and when I was laying down on the ground some time later..I rolled over and looked at the legs and saw them aligned exactly how they were in my dream that I had had sometime earlier. There is definitely something more to our lives than what we see.
I've never taken drugs but I had an experience that I cannot explain.
In 2016 my wife and I had a son who passed after 2 days due to an issue with his lungs.
We were present for attempted life saving procedures by the doctors and it was horrific.
This hit us pretty hard and I suffer from PTSD, in the beginning I was having full-blown panic attacks, drinking heavily, at times I can confidently say I did not have a grip on reality.
I had an extremely realistic dream where he didn't die and we had him back at home and everything was exactly like his room we had prepared for him.
I told my wife about it and she went white when I said she gave him a little blue elephant.
She had actually bought a blue elephant for him but not shown me and had kept it in a box of toys to give to him when he got home.
When she showed it to me it was exactly as it looked in my dream.
I take great comfort in the possibility that there might be another existence where things worked out.
I’m sorry for you loss crazy story to
@@MollyLuvver Thank you
my condolences. hope you're doing well
This is heart breaking! I’m so sorry for your loss.
Peace to all three of you!!!
"Time and reality changed in a way that I cannot explain"
Joe: "Explain."
And then tells a very uncomplicated story of how a dream might have come true
@Walter Sobchak I bet you're fun at parties.
I took drugs... oh, I get it now!
WTF , time can be bent, not brother you were bent on drugs.
@@meggrobi Scientifically, time can be bent. One specific occurrence is around black holes. By saying time can be bent, he just meant that it's a scientific occurrence that can and does happen, and that he personally believes that is what he experienced. That doesn't mean that this is 100% what he experienced, but you don't have to be a douche.
I tripped acid one time and predicted the 9/11 attacks and when I came down I realized it was 2017
Ethan E lol nice, acid be wild like that
Lol, he's right. That's pretty good.👍
I sold that shit for years bro it don’t hit like that😂 lmfao try again.
You probably just traveled back in time. No big deal.
Dumb Bru you really ARE a dumb bru huh
That last phrase he said "Just because you can't explain it does not mean is not true. I think We need to accept the fact that the reality is not limited to perception we have traditionally used" is the best part of the whole video.
The flip side of “just because you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true” is “don’t expect people to believe something if you don’t offer a coherent theory with falsifiable predictions”. For any to say something along the lines of woah I had this crazy anecdotal experience, uhh it must be like the multiverse or something is lazy, you can’t be angry or surprised when people treat you dismissively.
This sounds like religion..
Look up the calcification of your pineal gland. Personally I believe this is why our children are more susceptible to seeing "paranormal" things. They haven't eaten 20 or 30 years worth of tainted food and tainted water.
It's drugs , wat part of that don't you get
@@rappabuzzzbud you're dumb.
People need to understand that Paul stametes is a brilliant person and incredible researcher. Yes, he’s talking abt psychedelic mushrooms but his present day research is on how fungus can help restore polluted ecosystems of the earth. such as how mushrooms can clean up toxic waste, oil spills, even nuclear radiation contamination. He’s a visionary and he’s totally awesome.
David Thomas, LMT facts
I help 🐢 cross the road..
David Thomas, LMT thank you for your service
I can do a kickflip.
I lied. I can only do an Ollie.
My alternate dimension counterparts should thank me for being the failure of the group. Took one for the team.
Jason Aguilar 🤣
YEOOOO FACTS!! 😂😂😂😂😂 Im jealous of myself smh
This comment deserves more likes. Lmao
Watch out that you don’t realize the balue of that and break out of your role 😉
I'm with you brother....but you know never know how the others are living. You might be the one that's not a douchebag.
This gentleman's hat is all the credibility he needs.
NoirXplorer LMFAOOOO
It’s made out of mushrooms
NoirXplorer I agree explicitly, good sir.
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now that is a great comment.
I tragically & unexpectedly lost my 2 youngest children and my father in a 6 mo. period. I developed PTSD and epileptic seizures from the trauma. Absolute debilitating deviation and unimaginable grief hardly describes the depth of pain. I couldn't work, I lost my home but even worse, I lost my purpose, reason, hope and way in life. I was a like a test subject for Drs w/different meds and the side effects were killing me. My body was screaming at me that this was wrong. A chance encounter with an old friend had me trying mushrooms. I could see in color again for the 1st time in years, a sense of peace moved through me, I could hear all the sounds of outside like a symphony of the most beautiful music knowing everything and everyone played their part and that without everything it wouldn't exist. Then it hit me like diving into a warm lake of water... my children are still here they are part of that symphony carried by the wind. That experience helped me to move forward and I was able to eventually get off all the medications and in a sense live again.
@franklylayer4313
Can you provide the exact link on telegram 🙏🏻?
Can you elaborate, “they are part of that symphony carried by the wind.”
So very sorry for your losses. :(
@@dlpinecone Thank you for your kind words
So very sorry for your losses. They are always with us!
"We need to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used"
True that
PINGO
But what this 'more' is is the problem. It's not just one variant and easily pinned down from our well honed and long standing customary and scientific ways of defining reality. And this difficulty makes skepticism about it reasonable at least.
We are limited to five senses. Imagine if you never knew about radio waves and someone walked up and turned on Die Antwoord at full blast!
@@Borninafire That's just it, right there...who determined thqt we Only have 5 senses....therefore relegating whaqt some may call "intuition" to an "extra" sense of perception? Inner sight and hearing, just having a feeling, a hunch (just to be common place regarding my terminology) western society has an agenda to downplay and even ridicule part of natural connection and perception beyond those limits of 5 senses.
"Reality is not limited to the perception we use"
I Agree 1000 Percent. 👌
Unless it has something to do with God then everyone discredits it but if it's a vision of the future instead of heaven or hell then that's completely believable.
@Christobanistan yeah, he sounds fucking ridiculous.. You had a dream that you believed to be a premonition.. So you just assume that means you entered "the multiverse"?
How is this fucking dude a scientist?
"Reality is not limited to the perception we have traditionally used"
Im not going to argue with you cause i already know you arent going to be open the ideas, but please listen to whole thing dont just comment on a couple of the comments he had
@@xZigeRx yeah, he's making assumptions.. A hypothesis, one with no empirical data to provide a basis that would even indicate whether or not his theory could be correct.. It was a subjective experience, he took hallucinogenic substance that convinced him that he saw something metaphysical that cannot be explained.. There is no way to prove it, it's just an assumption he's made based on personal feelings. There could be so many explanations for what he thinks was a supranatural phenomenon, he took drugs.. To jump to such an improbable conclusion suggests that he's not applying actual scientific methods. He's just jumping to the most improbable conclusion, based on what? A hallucinogen? That's not science, if that's how he bases his actual view of the world then he's not a real scientist.. If anyone else said the same thing, Joe would berate them, but because it's a well established "scientist" he's in complete agreement with this crackpot.. It's ridiculous.
This clip is a prime example of why Joe’s show is perhaps the greatest podcast of all time.
All kinds of psychedelic products online
drugstore realiable contact above ⬆️.
Perhaps huh
Because stoner's watch anything?
Seriously though - joe rogan really does interview everybody. From important to delusional.
I was almost stopped breathing listening to this story.
Yeah for idiots
Paul’s story reminds me of a time when I was in elementary school. I was swimming in a neighbors’ pool. They had a large basketball rim that floated on the water, and the net went underwater pretty deep down (I know it sounds dangerous idk why they had it, thinking back on it). Well, my friend and I would dive through it all the time. One day, I was outside alone for just a few minutes while everyone went in to get pizza. After I dove through, my foot got tangled in the netting. I tried to untangle it but I couldn’t get it loose and I was starting to panic from holding my breath for so long. I closed my eyes and tried to swim up but I couldn’t get up to the surface. After struggling, all of the sudden I feel two hands pull me up from my armpits and my foot breaking loose. I remember it being forceful and feeling kind of painful. When I came to the surface, I turned around to look at and thank whoever had helped me. I thought it was my neighbor’s older brother, but nobody was outside with me. I was pretty freaked out but I didn’t say anything to their family about it. This is one of those stories that I don’t like to tell because people think you’re lying or crazy. I’m not religious, and I don’t have anything to gain out of sharing this story, but it’s one I will never forget and always wonder about.
That was your guardian angel dude, trust me dude they are watching over you 24/7 .
This is amazing
I have a very good friend who was swimming in the ocean and got caught in an undertow. He tried to swim to shore but was getting nowhere. He knew he was going to drowned. At the last second he all the sudden had a lifeguard buoy tossed in front of him and he grabbed it. He finally was close enough to shore and got out but he never saw a lifeguard or a buoy. He swears something or someone saved his life that day.
You're still not religious after that lol. Tough Crowd lol😂
I have a very similar story except I was 2 years old and it was a frozen gold fish pond. I remember seeing the pond as I round the corner of my grandparents house, and the next thing I remember, I'm standing beside the pond soaking wet from my stomach down. The bottom of the pond where I fell in was curved and covered in incredibly slippery algae, there is no possible way that I could have stayed on my feet, let alone pull myself up out of the pond which would have been like getting out of a pool with no ladder. I still believe to this day it was my guardian angel
I had a huge psilocybin experience few months ago and the ceiling of my room had multiple holes and inside the holes were different memories from my past and I was able to enter and observe these memories with my current perception. I made peace with so much. Very profound
Wow. That sounds incredible. I've never had any psychedelic experience, and for a good reason. I have horrible anxiety and panic attacks. I know it sounds crazy, but ive literally had a bad trip from my own home grown weed. I had out of body experiences, saw fractals, everything seems to be split into "frames", and had time loops. It was the most terrifying and horrible experience of my life. Literally from weed that I grew myself. No one else tripped. But in yet I really wanna do psilocybin mushrooms. I have problems with addiction, anxiety, depression, etc. So I wanna try mushrooms to help but Jesus, if I had a bad trip off of something that's not supposed to make you trip, idk how I'd react to mushrooms
@@cliftonjames785 I have never commented on UA-cam but for some reason I have to respond to you. Of course we all have a unique experience but I share everything you just said. I wish I could give you answer to say “hey do this and shit will clear” but I don’t and I wish. I hope peace consumes us both. Continue to give yourself space and maybe at some point the perfect opportunity will meet us at the perfect time.
@@ccash3858 you might book a room for two inside the small holes - given they're not too ..
Small.
@@cliftonjames785 meditation and breathing can do wonders if you’re afraid of psychedelics. You’re making the right move by not tripping bc you are already having bad reactions and having mental problems
@@cliftonjames785 weed is basically a less potent psychedelic. It differs in the state of mind it puts you in but weed can very much cause you to trip balls
"Just because you can't explain it doesn't mean it's not true, and I think that we need to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used"
@Riley D If you think language is capable of accurately describing something so foreign and uncommon, then youre an idiot.
Of course he cant explain himself. Language was developed to describe what most humans typucally experience in their lives. There are no words created yet to describe what Paul has experienced.
765 ft dildos walk the surface of another planet. Can't prove its not true.
@WIll Marsh You can pick up those 'random frequencies' better with a tinfoil hat.
@@Tigersuplex That planet is really getting fucked.
@WIll Marsh Ignorance is bliss ...
"I think that we need to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception we have traditionally used."
Wow what an incredible statement.
seajen85 I hate how people (mainly religious slaves) are so stupid and closed minded that this is even considered a debatable or profound statement
Perhaps less energy on the hate of your created perception and more energy on perceiving and appreciating that there are humans on the planet that get it.
Statements like the one quoted above can give people a clarity they may not have previously possessed. Remember that.
@BaitLeicester You could say the same about atheists.
Troll factor 2
"The world which we perceive is a tiny fraction of the world which we can perceive, which is a tiny fraction of the perceivable world."
During the summer of 1962 at 15 years old, I had an out of body experience that blew all my concepts about reality out of the water in the most wonderful way. I was at the end of a 2 week camping trip deep into the Yallo Bolly wilderness area in Shasta County with my dad and my best friend and his dad...so deep into the mountains that animals and birds had no ingrained fear of humans (yet). I decided on the eve of our last day there to go for a long walk by myself to commune with this wonderful place one last time, and I sat on a fallen log at the edge of the forest. I had never even heard about the drug culture back then nor had ever had any alcohol, but after some time of deeply opening my heart and feeling so much gratitude for what I had experienced there, I entered a state where the love I sent out cycled back to me in a loop and kept cycling like that with the experience becoming more and more intense until I could no longer hold it all in my body. At that point I was lifted out of my body and high into the sky until I could see out over the top of the forest, and everything in sight was emanating white light...from each tree and stone on the ground and bush...bursting with white light. Then I returned to my body, and was so deeply moved and somehow changed that I didn't want to return to life as I had known it, nor even acknowledge my father and friends waiting for me back at the campsite. Eventually of course I did, but I kept that experience to myself and never told a soul until many years later when I was attending college. I finally shared it with a friend, who it turned out had had his own similar experience when he was younger at the beach during sunset...he had explored some writings about this kind of thing and told me that what we had both experienced was called an Oceanic experience. To me it felt like a badly needed affirmation at 15 that I was not alone, and that I was loved.
Read Robert Monroe's books. they will explain what happened. Or go to the Monroe institute for a weekend if you want to learn how to do it when you desire.
I had an OBE once when I was 20-21
I'd been suffering sleep apnea for the past month, every night when I tried to go to sleep i would quit breathing. I could feel it happening and I'd force myself to gasp and wake back up, well one night it was happening again so I just quit fighting it and let go, I could feel myself getting dizzy so I put my hands down to my sides to feel the bed and steady myself, only the bed wasn't there, in shock i opened my eyes and was floating face to face with my own body laying in bed, i blinked and was instantly floating at the side of my bed (still observing my body)
What should have been fear and terror was replaced with a sense of peace, almost serenity.
I looked towards the window and attempted to float out of it only to be pulled back into my body through my eye (like a puff of smoke) i beleive we're tethered to our bodies so we don't drift too far and become lost.
But ever since that night I've never had a problem with my sleep apnea again, that was damn near 30 years ago and it just completely disappeared.
Years later me and my brother met these two chicks that were all into spirituality and palm reading and all that, one of them had a book I was flipping through and I came to a section all about OBEs (out of body experiences) and it was almost word for word exactly what happened to me
There’s a book called Quantum Change that is a collection of stories about experiences like the one you had. They book also breaks down the commonalities in everyone’s experiences/stories, the one I remember most was everyone experienced, in their moment, an “overwhelming feeling of benevolence”. It’s a great book that offers some guided insight to these type of things b
Someone spiked your punch
@@KendraAndTheLaw Unlikely at 15 yrs old
I remember when i was young that my grandpa was warning everyone about the titanic sinking but peple yelled and screamed for him to be quiet. Then the manager of the movies kicked us out.
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Bruuuuuuh😭😭😭😭😭😭
Ok that’s hysterical 😩
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You unlock his hat after eating a sum of 5,000 lbs of shrooms over your lifetime
Nope, it’s a shroom he just snaps bits off & chews it.....& it just keeps growing back!
Oh my sides! ROFL
LoL !! :)
Lmao!
@@Fuzzmo147 lol!
Robin Williams in jumanji eats mushrooms and ends up on joe rogan.
Sean A Wardman
LOL
LOL!!!!!
🤣 😂 but he really really dead by now. Like bug shit dead 💀.
Sean A Wardman +1,000,000
Agreed
My dad passed in 2011 and a week later I dreamed he came walking thru our driveway back home, I told my mom and she swore she had the same exact dream....I surely believe he is with us still in some way.....
I too shared an exact dream with my sister. It was 6 years after my father’s death. It simply cannot be explained. We had the exact same dream .
My friend committed suicide in 2019. I was already in a bad place and it gutted me. I had a dream about a year ago where I was walking down a road, and my friend pulled up beside me in his car. I got in and I could talk to him, but he couldn't talk to me. He would smile and it felt so real. Then I woke up...
He is. In your memories.
this guy looks like a koala that grew up and became a serous college professor
🤣
This deserves more credit
😂soon as I saw your comment
Aahaha
Wow haha now who took those shrooms huh 🙄
"Reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used."
Paul Stamets
WE are the multiverse. Each of us a unique, unrepeatable perspective.
That's why I've always thought that reality is relative.
The Doctornaut such a fake deep quote lmao.. just saying be more optimistic. CRAZY! TATTOO IT!
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Look at a red blood cell. Look at an atom .
Yet another example of why Freud was right... Paul says "the burning of the book sparked my interest even more." Freud wrote specifically that prohibitions placed upon children and adolescents make them even more fascinated in what is prohibited.
Not always. I’ve told my kids a million times to not clean and not do the dishes and they’ve yet to go against it.
In Britain in 1977 they banned the God Save The Queen single by the Sex Pistols . It sold enough to reach No.1 The Professor was correct indeed 👍from Wessex
@@quantum_ocean hasn’t happened yet but lord do I pray for it lol
Depends on what motivates certain people. If you can find the right lever for a person, you can move them.
Freud was a cocaine addled quack with a fetish for his own mom who projected his own neurotic thoughts on to others and used Shakespeare as proof of his theories. I think he was full of shit.
I once took the heroic dose of shrooms to which the shrooms were talking to me internally. They went on about how special humans were just based off our hands and the ability to build things , they said they were around thousands of years , watched the sun go up and down , the trees around them grow and fall but nothing else and that we should be grateful to be able to move freely and build things and experience more out of life. It was a trip and a half. I will always remember it. The story is longer but that's the gist of it lol.
This is a lovely story
there's a reason the Halo lore says humans were there at the start pretty much
this is extremely interesting, to me it seems that mushrooms have an extremely complex internal systems both in their intricate connecting to every living thing in their enviroment and within their system and also the metaphysical aspect that happens when we consume them. To me your experience was a literal conversation with sentience that we cannot understand. Which most of the time these mushrooms give the user some type of insight into their life. but with you it was more like expressing a feeling it had over something. Now we can see this simply as the moment in which your brain realized the amazing importance in our ability to build. Which at the end of the day is the real separation between us human most organisms (understanding that there are many animals that build their environment; none quite like us tho). which is understandable because we have moments of realization all thru out life, more usually while under any type of influence. another theory is, it could be the mushrooms consciousness connect with you and imparting some truth on you. When most of the time relatable to each individual life and some type of guide. this time it was more of a look this is what we think of you.
@@davidmilanes5924 I feel like the mushrooms had a conscious. It can not see but yet it saw life around it come and go and wanted more out of life. It almost felt envious of human life and our ability to see and do more with our lives than it could. I'm not as articulate as yourself lol but once we connected it downloaded my memories and was able to experience my memories and had a sense of envy of what I've seen and done in such a short time, it really focused on my hands and the ability to build but I'm not a builder or carpenter or anything so idk why there was a focus on the hands. Also another time doing a heroic dose I experienced a water phenomenon where it seemed like I was in water, I think the shrooms might have grown in or around dead fish and somehow that fishes experience of life was passed onto me 🤣 I laugh but that's what I think happened some how. I can't explain it, but it was like being under water and light coming through bouncing off waves or like when light reflect off water onto a wall and you see the waves of light moving.
@@krishumphries9816 ^*have consciousness, not had a conscious🙄🤦♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️🤡
List of things I need:
1. That hat
@jesus Guerra you're just jealous
Lol
AMEN
It looks like a mushroom 😂
It is a mushroom!
It’s actually the hat talking. It’s using Paul’s body.
James Powell LMAO. He did bring up a theory humans are shrooms. Maybe he’s just an evolutionary mutation between humans and mushrooms and we just think it’s a hat. He’s a mushroom convincing humans to eat them.
Fucking hell this made me laugh
GRYFFINDOOR! No wait... RAVENCLAW!
The Idea Mine yep
Talking through his hat ! Drugs are all illusions , no one know why . This guy is a professor and can’t explain it ?
All good stories start with 'I had a cabin, in the mountains..'
Not all. Some start with "it was a stormy night and this girl's car had broken down close to my place..."
@@alexandertsiolkovski5848 ..." Luckily, it was close to my cabin in the mountains"
My brothers built a Log Cabin in the Mountains of WNC. 1 passed in 2016
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I lived in darrington Washington 19989 to 1993
I absolutely love Paul Stamets. I happened across a TED talk he gave, which literally saved my soul dogs life. Without his talk, she would have never survived her illness. I have since learned so much more about mushrooms. Medicinal ones and the more than medicinal ones. I am eternally grateful for both. A very unstudied and underutilized area of life on earth, and beyond. Thanks Joe Rogan for this
Hello Mandy,
I'm looking for a talk where he talks about his mother's healing. I don't know if it was a TED Talk. He talks about finding a type of mushroom that boosts the emun system in a significant way.
My question to you now:
Do you know the name of the mushroom?
All the best and have a nice day :)
Turkey tail
@@lilabassimmune system*
@@willm678😂 I was just about to google emun system. Thinking it was something else that I didn’t know about.
@@lilabass In Fantastic Fungai (Netflix) it is mentioned that his mother heald from brest cancer with turkey tail mushroom.
I got stoned just listening to this dude.
I'm doing that currently
I was stoned when I started watching it then had another 2 to de-brief my thoughts and check I was still here...
@Fella Truth dude shut up your not cool and just another arrogant Rogen enjoyer. It was a joke.
Glad to not be the only one jaja!
@Fella Truth no they were 10x weaker than cubensis these are still psilocybin
Imagine having a mushroom trip with 4 neuro physiologists , some of the conversation topics would be incredible
Or imagine the alternative, tripping with 4 neuro-physiologist,overly cerebral B.S full of sound and fury signifying nothing.😉
Imagine having a mushroom TIP with those same 4 guys. Just the tip, and only for a minute.
“Why’s pizza a pizza”
@@skirmisherfront1498 hahaha so right. Drugs are not a magic key in any way shape or form.
Watch waking life my friend
I love how patiently, respectfully and inquisitively Joe listens to a lot of things that lesser minds would dismiss as crap.
@Josh Traffanstedt all interviewers are supposed to do that, but most nowadays bring their own agenda and a gotcha attitude.
@Josh Traffanstedt cap look at talk show hosts Like Jimmy kimmel.
It is crap bruh. 0 proof
@@shannaythemichog561 how would he prove it?
No joke when I say this, Joe is one of the top 5 wisest human beings I've ever experienced in my 27 years of being on the internet.
This is one of the best comment sections ever. There are so many great stories ranging all over the scale and yet so many different people can still find common experiences happen to them. I'm curious to know the age people were when these situations happened. Is something that just happens when people are generally younger, or does it still seem to happen in say, your 30s, 40s and so on. Just curious is all. But again so many cool stories.
Please read 'O oráculo da Noite' by Sidarta Ribeiro and you'll be amazed by the power of dreams.
@@OrangeBoymusik awesome tip man, I'll try to look into that. Thanks
Yeah this comment section is literally gold.
I loved all the comments as well but yours is the one I wanted to weigh in on... In my case I've had premonitions and dreams that came true very randomly my whole life. 5 plus decades. I joke about the fact that God does not give us gifts like this to exploit for our benefit or I would spend a great deal of time gambling however there have been multiple occasions where a friend or family member took a different path home or changed plans altogether based on something I "saw" I do need to refocus on growing this beautiful gift, I said it seems like I'm not able to exploit it but be blessed by it I have been... I am not typically a morning person but one morning 5:30 exactly I sat up in bed and just the
word (Mom) blasting in my head I got up and went straight to her house and called an ambulance 3 min later she'd developed a stomach bleed and had less than an hour to live, Im so grateful I listened, that was 20 years ago... she is a perky 85 year old now thank God.
I was literally just thinking the same thing. I need to save this one so I can read through the entire comment section when I have time. So many good stories in here.
I was driving with my father once and started singing Owner of a lonely heart, turned on the radio and it was at the exact spot in the song. No drugs.
I did that befor
Well he memorized the song why not memorize the schedule
Happens. I think we humans are in tune with the universe and frequencies its just that we lost it.
Many time i heard a song in my head and i turned the radio on and it was that song playing.
As I was just reading the comments, someone quoted the mushroom guy word for word and I was reading it exactly as he said it. What are the odds of that happening?
Ethan that has happened to me a canny few times blows my mind everytime it happens still good to know its not just me
“Just because you can’t explain it, doesn’t mean it isn’t true”. Spoken from a wise man and I’ve been there. Well said sir.
Yes...I used to hear that exact statement from christian leaders, when I would bring multiple questions about what was pulling me away from the faith" lol
So at it's core it's a honest statement, but I am DONE chasing people's bullshit fairytales that can't be explained.
Yup, but we can explain this - dude's brain is fried from years of drugs
@@meatpuppet5036 haha right. i love these dope characters that JRE has on but take it more for entertainment rather than legit information.
True statement but so is: “Just because you can’t explain it, doesn’t mean it isn’t just a coincidence”
...but you certainly don't KNOW if it's true if you can't explain it
I hope alternative universe me is doing ok...
He's not. Rip.
All me's died from drug underdose
you version 45848935698569856895689658956894389963 is doing fine.
You are him
I hope this universe's version of you is doin ok
The last time I ate psilocybin mushrooms, I saw the most beautiful sacred geometry. It covered everything I looked at. I was living on the border of a national forest at the time and as I was looking down at the forest, all the trees started growing roots that connected to one another. What I was taught during that experience is that everything is connected, especially the forests. Later on, I felt as if I was in a completely different dimension. It was a beautiful experience.
Did you learn anything or you just felt good? The tragic thing to me is most people take psychedelics recreationally ao they may as well be drinking beer.
if you know you know........
You got so high you saw what infinity is. Everything is connected. You saw the shapes, the ancient patterns. Energy is constant, nothing is really finite, nothing ever dies or “goes away” you can’t help but just be paralyzed by that sense of awe that surrounds you as you surrender to the Infinite possibilities that fill your mind. It’s a sacred feeling, it’s an experience that’s really hard to accurately convey. You either know what I’m on about, or you don’t. It’s a mystical experience.
@@vidgamarr5126 did it change you in any meaningful way?
I'm seriously asking and need to know cuz I see most people taking these substances recreationally and learning basically nothing. They feel good under the influence that's where it ends. I say this as someone whose done acid with intention and learned from it.
@@vidgamarr5126 I think you hit the nail on the head with your description. That experience with mushrooms was as profound as my ayahuasca experience, just in a different way. It's amazing how fungi and plants have so much to teach us....
the man is so in tuned with psychedelics that he is a mushroom.
I review everything Hahahah yes
What?
Lol
We're all mushrooms.
@@Okeedokee443
I identify as a Poisonous Toadstool
I’m happy I see comments about the hat. It’s a good hat
His hat looks like my nutsack
@@claudiogonzalez8178 you should get that checked out man
It's a mushroom hat
@@SilverDOMO192837 😂
I've got the same shirt, it's a good shirt.
The face joe has at 0:59 is why i am a huge fan of joe. He is truly intrigued and curious about what the person has to say, not only that he can fill in with his own knowledge and truly break it down and see it in angles i never even thought of. He is a great thinker.
Face was creepy af 😭 but I feel u on that sentiment 💯
Joe be making the funniest facial expressions I swear
had a dream i woke up in the 23rd century in the middle of a city. trees, bushes, everything was perfect. people were walking on moving sidewalks! the sidewalks were literally made like escalators and people got off at different locations by just stepping on the sidewalk! i looked up and saw skyscrapers and buildings that went through the clouds. surprisingly cars were hovering but not many. the most peaceful ive ever seen or felt. ill never forget it after all these years
There is a video of 40’s and sidewalks were like escalators.
I had a dream once where I was on an old pirate type ship, a huge storm blew in and tore the ship to pieces, the one room I was in stayed intact and ended up crashing on the shore of an island, there were people there, but not exactly people, they were half (poorly) cobbled together robots, all tinkered together with old car and computer parts, I looked over at their city and it was built in the same tinkered together manner. A little squeaky robot boy came over and told me I'm not supposed to be there (common theme in my dreams, apparently in dream land im "not supposed to be anywhere" psssh whatevs, I go where I want🙄
That was a Worlds Fair Expo in the 1950's.
I had a near death experience in 2017 and flat lined for over 4 minutes. I saw a version of myself, married to the same wife I have now, but we had two small boys. I was an accomplished writer, which is nothing I would do in this life as I have never really read novels. I sat down one day a year after my accident and wrote my first novel based off things that were revealed to me in the Multiverse. This story is a lot more detailed, but I kept my response short.
I definitely believe in mirrored realities.
What is the Title of your Novel?
@@WhaattUpp dudes not lying look on his channel and you can see his hospital videos from years ago.
@@WhaattUpp The Death of Love
Rise of Dagon.
This is sick man!
@@obscurity3027 not at the moment
Blending of academia and blue collar hard work. This is the key to the success of America. We need to realize this for our future
rickysnow400 totally agree man. I love hard labor, just as Paul said, it gives me a chance to conquer the ramblings of the mind and contemplate what everything that matters.
yes
I agree with him on that.
“All these mushrooms, all for science”
Proceeds to drink Shroom smoothie.
-Greatness
A Shroom smoothie is where its at !
A shroomie
Sign me up
@@85yotabrad *matt hardys voice* WONDEFULL FREE FROM DELETIONS
Shroomie are so fucking discusting
I've had several lucid dreams, even dreams within dreams. I've dreamt about situations days or months before they occurred. No psychoactives. It's very intriguing
Same lol
Hey Tiffany do you ever have things in those dreams that are always kinda the same. I have a certain part in a river and an apartment building that have been in my dreams for years. That always tripped me out
@@zzzzzz3708 I have re occurring dreams of my childhood neighborhood, except everything is slightly different. When I experience these dreams the setting resembles this other reality with different ‘plots’ it’s very odd
@@briperez5577 Ya I think that's what happens with me. There is also a house and a room that if I dream about it and go in that room it's a really bad haunted feeling. But most of the time it's the same neighborhood or spot on the river
When i was a kid i would have lucid dreams where i could fly around and explore the world. I had one when i was older and i fell and died in my dream. Woke up shortly after in a sweat with a racing heart because i lost control in my dream and forgot i was dreaming. I was much better at realizing a dream when i was young and i explored many places i had never seen, when i saw them in real life they were the same as i dreamed. Once when i was young i had a very realistic dream of a large ufo landing behind my parents house in the country, it shined a light into my window in my dream and that woke me up. I couldnt sleep after that one because it was so real feeling
He's just an alternate-universe version of Robin Williams.
Instead of coming back from the Jumanji forest, he's returned from the Multiverse.
A much slower version albeit
RIP
But he already existed here
@@cristianroy21 but Stamets is a multiverse traveler.
he's lip-smacking the exact frequency to open the multiverse portal
GenoTheKid Itailano I’m with ya brotha
I suffer from misophonia too, but this alpine hat wearing mofo's lip smacking takes it to next level annoyance!
Thank you. Now I cannot ignore it. Hahah it’s so annoying
Dude, I was going to say! So fucking annoying.... why! They should make him do the podcast over. Like fuck this guy!
😂😂😂👌
I just lost my brother too.....feel for him. Siblings are part of us in a way that is hard to live without. You lose everything, past, present and future. So damn hard
TJ Isaacs sorry for your lost bro,
May he rest in peace brother
🌟
Fuck bro I imagine losing mine sometimes and it hurts and deeply disturbs me. I'm so sorry that you lost your brother, fuck I'd give you my bag of weed if I could.
just get over it
I generally don't comment oftenly but this is interesting and never have discussed about this to anyone other than family.
It was back in 2017. I was in my final year of my electrical engineering full time course in college which was somewhat 100 miles away from home. Lived in college hostel.
My mother is a teacher and she travels everyday by bus to her school like 60 miles in total everyday. I am pretty much a busy guy, sober throughout my life (you know how strict Indian parents are at keeping an eye on their children even sitting far away from them, through acquaints and all) and I use to keep myself busy to avoid overthinking.
On a Tuesday evening came back to hostel from classes, she phone called me everyday in the evening, we talked normal she asked me about my day etc. and everything what we talked about daily. After we hung up the call, the very next train of thoughts that rushes in my mind that I never thought about ever before was, "My mom, she has travelled all her life to work and bus accidents are really a daily tragedy on Indian roads due to heavy traffic and dense population. Like what is the probability that she has been in a bus that never met with an accident?"
The day passed by, had dinner and did my assessments.
The following day, it was regular as daily. Did classes 9-4, came back to hostel and changed. I was waiting for the call but the time passed by 5 to 6 to 7. I called at her phone and a relative picked up her phone and said, "Hello Aman, how are your studies going on? There is a thing I need to tell you that your mother met with an accident today morning on her way to school. Nothing to worry about she is okay, she has minor injuries and we all are with her in the hospital. We just couldn't inform you as she said "Aman doesn't need to know as he'll come back home which can affect his preparation for his semester exams next week""
My jaw was on the floor, I was in college can not go home because there was no transport available at that point of time (because the college was in hills).
I waited till the next morning, took the first bus. Reached home, she was home till then from hospital. She had two bruises under her left eye and her cheek. Her head was dressed as the bus' glass window chips were in her head and she had a backache due to the impact.
She rested in her bed, saw me as I entered the room and smiled. I was just speechless and mind-fucked at that moment of time. To this day I can not believe how tf that happened?
Same thing happened to me, I was about age 7, I told my grandmother that my mother will have a car crash and then there was a phone call to tell us that she crash. She was fine thankfully.
Sometimes the universe talks to us
Things like that don’t have any explanation that our logically thinking brains can accept or even fathom. You can just chalk up stuff like with acts of God, The Universe, Manifestation, Etc. Whatever you want to call it.
was in love with a girl back in 1999.We knew each other for 3 month and it was time to take things further than good friends.On a saturday i had a nightmare about being with her walking on a brdige when a gang of 5-6 bums comes around grab her arm and pulled her away from me.Sunday we spend one of the most beautiful day of my life and probably hers too as she was smiling from 9 AM till 9:40 PM when i left her.I pet her dog and said see you n 2 days.She replied and what about my hug which i replied you dont deserve one hahaha joking.Tuesday night we had a evening plan at a sport game with 4 tickets.I have watched that stupid game crying for the whole duration of it.On that tuesday morniing she had a severe car accident,hit by a delivery truck,her dog dead her in coma for 17 days and the accident happened under a bridge.....same bridge as in my nightmares 3 days before.23 years later im not sure i have recovered fully from that experience.
Sometimes I knock on wood just to be safe….
The universe is always listening. Be careful what you say…..
Even in silence
I ate his hat and am now stuck in the multiverse and it's beautiful.
Not funny dave
😆😆
Stuck in the multiverse? surely if the multiverse theory was real, we would already be a part of it????
Lol
My peen feels clogged and painful. Its hard for me to go peepee because it burns and stings so bad :(
What if deja vu is an experience where you and other you from other universe experience the same thing????
Damn son
Its sadly most likely just your brain fucking up and people hate to admit that their brain can and will fail sometimes
@@pelinalwhitestrake4196 That or something is extremely out of our understanding is going on. I just had a so called deja vue yesterday, i was having a conversation with my brother and i thought i saw his wife enter the room and say hi just 1 sec before she actually comes in and says hi. I like to believe that was just me maybe predicting what she'd do since i heard her car park, but that sh*t was just too much.
The Deja vu experience is identical in feeling and sensation to that of remembering a dream you had, later in the day. It is far more reasonable to believe that, considering the nature of time warping in dream states, and the legendary expanse of the human mind in its capability to foresee, create, remember experiences and create these situations, and the number we DON'T remember, that we are simply remembering that we have dreamed of doing exactly the thing we are doing in real life.
I have several experiences of exactly this, impossible to prove to anyone because it is my experience but I'll explain it. One morning, I was looking around the kitchen for something to eat, and I opened the cupboard and saw that we don't have any cereal, but then I found some old porridge oats hidden behind a blender. At that moment, I felt the deja vu feeling, and upon meditating on it while standing for a moment, I realised that while I was waking up, I'd actually travelled out of my body in a semi dream state and believed I was still awake, walked downstairs opened the cupboard and had this exact experience.
Upon waking up, I had looked at my phone and got pissed off with some asswipes on facebook talking crap they don't understand, and had forgot about this experience because it was so simple and basic - I mean I just walked downstairs and opened a cupboard. But I appear to have accurately foreseen real events.
Now I'm reiterating here - considering the amount of different things we can do with our minds, all the different days and moments we can create these moments in our minds, it's bound to happen eventually that we see something that actually happens in real life. So I believe that deja vu is just remembering one of these moments. The sensation is bringing the knowledge of a moment from the subconscious memory into the conscious.
I've thought about this an insane amount as I've experienced it and can only describe it as re-living something while having complete memory and recollection of it, up to knowing the very thoughts I was going to think in that moment.
“It’s unexplainable”
“Try”
Proceeds to explain it for 10 minutes.
So this guy just has one dream that turns out to become reality and he´s connecting it to multiverse? Seems pretty far fetched to me.
@@chanceneck8072 what are you saying? is it normal to have dreams that become reality?
Matty B ngl that shit has happened to me, nothing too intense like his story tho.
Matty B ye it’s normal it happens 2 me all tha time it’s called Deja Reve
@@chanceneck8072 so explain how that one dream becomes reality
This man understands more than he realises… I have life experience whilst high on mushrooms and other things but the stimulation and awareness experienced is far deeper than science can explain…
Paul you are as high on my list of people to listen to as joe and you were there since I read mycelium running…
I want to continue to joe but I need more input from you
far deeper than science has yet to explain*
hoes a shill tho
I had an experience recently that freaked me out. It was mabye 9 hours after a trip, night time and I was composing on guitar. I decided to listen to the music in my head rather than improvise, so I do just that. What came out was this melody I thought was pretty good. I remember my friend sent me a song earlier in the day that I hadnt listened to yet. Within 30 seconds I get a chill because the same melody I produced was in this song. It was rhythmically and harmonically the same, not a simple tune, lasting about 10 seconds. I cannot explain that.
One time on ketamine my twin brother and I were sitting across a friend and we kept hearing the sentences he was saying before he said them then we looked at each other both totally baffled at what was happening then we were standing in front of each other and our heads were melting into each others. We actually didn’t know that we were experiencing the same thing until a day later when we talked about it.
Telepathy + The ability to collect audio waves from a CD / Cassette / Vinyl and decoding them in your brain?
OR knowing the future…
Hmm….so many questions…
Interesting…
@@organicwins91 I don't know anything about telling the future because I've never had that happen to me before but I've experienced telepathy before with a buddy while on an acid trip. Me my brother and 2 other friends decided to take 3 tabs of acid one night about 7 years ago and while we were all hanging around trying to pack up a bong for a couple hours I could hear one of my friends thoughts and I could tell that he could hear my thoughts too cause our eyes kept meeting everytime I could I felt it happening. Everytime our eyes met we we're thinking "wtf is going on right now" Lol but it was only us two experiencing it and talked about it afterwards. Telepathy from my personal experience was'nt actually like hearing words from someone else's mind but just communicating somehow..sort of like telling how someone feels based off of their body and facial expression is the best analogy for what I felt at that time of connecting with my friend on what I still believe was telepathy. The mind is a strange thing, sorry for the long story lol seeing your comment brought back that memory I've kept repressed for the last 7 years
Dude telepathy is real and I believe some yogis or zen masters or fully realized/ enlightened beings have been able to harness this in some way. I had some experience of being able to read a friends thoughts once. I mistook them for my own thoughts essentially while extremely high and somewhat trying to meditate. I felt a thought sort of come to me as if from outside in a way and I said it aloud, and my friend said he thought the exact same thing at the same time. And it was too specific to be parallel thinking. Sounds not very abnormal I guess when I say it, but it seemed so surreal that it was unbelievable. Like we’d shared some sort of frequency. And it made me somewhat paranoid for a while on a side note.
which song was it?
Recently, on a mushroom trip, I sat outside in the sun with my dog, and as I took in the scenery, I saw bees and huming birds flying all around as the wind seemed to come and go. But as I sat there smoking a cigarette and petting my dog, I suddenly noticed that I no longer could hear anything. No buzzing bees or huming birds, no sound from the wind as it passed through hundreds of thousands of trees that were all around me. Earth was suddenly and eerily quiet. And what I think is really the most interesting part about this portion of my trip is that, not only could I no longer hear the sounds of nature, but I also could no longer hear the annoying high-pitched ringing within my ears that resulted from two deployments, one to Iraq, and one to Afghanistan, while serving in the army. Being abruptly encompassed by absolute silence was very, very strange and a little unnerving, to be honest. When I closed my eyes, visions of fractals flooded my mind. And what I enjoyed most about that part is that, the fractals appeared within my mind without any effort at all. I simply closed my eyes and then found myself looking out at these HD infinitely inward and outward geometric patterns. That's sort of difficult thing for me to do normally, especially without the assistance of psilocybin. Another trip is planned very soon and I'm very much looking forward to the experience.
Congrats dude, great experience. 🇦🇷 👋🏼
You get those same patterns when dropping acid sometimes.
Had a similar experience, I was tripping hard so i decided to smoke some tree on my patio to anchor me. While smoking things actually got more intense I could hear wind blowing,birds chirping, trees moving, dogs barking, and my patio wind chimes. So much over stimulation I closed my eyes out my hands in prayer straightens my posture. And I swear I. That moment everything got real quite mute basically and I perceived being in the cloud like when you’re on a plane. All I could see were clues like I was on a peak of a mountain top. And I felt this energy . It was warm, comforting divine, I felt like I was in perfect harmony with the universe it was beautiful amazing I was in perfect balance with everything in sync. I tell ppl all the time it basically felt like an orgasm in my brain. That moment is tattooed in my brain
the ringing in the ears is a proper pain in the arse. I know. Shrooms are good for you. All the Best
What the hell is a fractal.
I, know from personal experience that there are things going on around and on this planet that makes me aware that I know nothing.
I, deeply , appreciate , that Mr Staments has the spine to be honest about his experience.
Especially, in a time, where science has become politicized. Hats off! Except, Mr.Stamets!!!
Hats on*
Can I have some of your commas I ran out
@@matthewsilcox9687
I have so many to share. Thank you for reaching out.
Take care of yourself.
I have an extremely strange and vivid memory from my childhood days. Maybe between 8-12 years old. My home had a swimming pool, and every so often, I would go swimming on a whim (no big deal, just like any other kid). But there were moments where I swear I could breathe underwater. I can remember the feeling so clearly. It came at random. And I can remember thinking to myself, “I hope I can breathe under water this time.” It was almost like I was entering a different realm, a different reality. Even the way my body felt underwater and the water around me changed, and I can remember it so vividly. Of course as a kid, nothing really phases you so I never even thought about it. And my memory of my childhood is pretty shit, but that one experience I remember and it still trips me out.
I had that feeling too as a child! I can swear I DID take a couple of breaths also.
Me too.
Same, I’ve had 2 vividly realistic dreams where I could breath underwater when I was younger. I still remember the feeling almost perfectly of how it felt over 10 years later (19 now).
This just hit me!! And flying. The dreams felt like reality & I swear I remember thinking in the dream that I cannot forget this. And you just reminded me after 20 something years. I don't remember exactly the dream but I remember the feeling of breathing under water.
@@nice1256 flying and also being able to leap incredible distances.
* *Sparks joint before listening to podcast about the multiverse* *
Understands absolutely everything
Wow bro you sound like a true genius.
Those are some bigs words there. Proud of u
Mental lubricant.
As an individual currently enrolled in university, I concur that marijuana truly is a mental lubricant
Max Werner ф
Holy cow that was a long build up
Jon Peacock totally worth it though. Made the story that much better tbh
Hahaa punny
What about the 2nd story?
Jon Peacock Yeah, he kind of took the long way around..
I'm about to bend time to the halfway mark and teleport to a reality where he gets to the fucking point
I’ve personally transported in my car with my wife and child onboard. We were not on any drugs at all. We were going over a one car bridge and another vehicle was going over the bridge in the opposite lane heading right into us. We braced for impact but somehow we passed thru each other. It’s an experience my wife and I will never forget. The weirdest feeling that I’ve ever experienced.
Charles, I had almost the exact same thing happen to me. A full-size pick up truck ran a stop sign as I was approaching the intersection. Just before impact I closed my eyes and then I opened them and I was on the other side of the truck. That’s when I started to seriously consider multi-verses.
@@jacquelineaslan8403 guardian of some sort
What if it did happen though, and you were just transported into a reality where the impact never happened. Almost like a part of us refuses to tie, despite our physical selves having died in our original reality.
I've never shared this experience before but your description of how you "passed thru each other" was very much like one of my weird experiences . I braced for impact but somehow, we simply passed thru each other. I saw the family from the other car inches away from me all looking forward as they passed by me. We were almost occupying the same space, they were that close. I was shocked as to how it went down. After the ordeal, I went off the road parked the car and checked for some damage but nothing. I expected them to stop as well but they kept going. My son and I and my car were completely unscathed. No possible
And then you jimmies woke up haha.
I tripped on shrooms about 5 years ago the experience was so intense I took a break from it. The whole time I couldn’t stop thinking about computers, and how no matter where we go we are in deed in a symbiotic relationship with machines. It completely changed my life and the way I look at life. Im not sure if it was predicting the future , but a few years later we are starting to see all these new inventions that allow people and machines to coexist even better.
We made the machines for that single purpose, so... of course that is the case
It's not like the machines existed just as we did and we managed to find a use for them
Its so interesting how AI and consciousness are similar and machines can have similar designs to things found in nature. Humans are just machines made of meat.
Paul Stamets is a truly brilliant man, with courage and conviction. We need more people like him, to mentor up and coming young people. Because the only limits in life, are the ones you set upon yourself.
a brick wall is a limit when you drive a car. It's a limit I dont set up myself. You mumbojumbo doesnt make any sense! There are many limits in life we dont set ourselves. Ooh, you are trying to be insipirational? Then go make some facebook quotes that you can pass around with your very smart friends. If you cant explain it, it doesnt mean it's not true. Thats true. BUT it doesnt mean its true either. Every hypothesis needs a proof to become something more. Just saying heavy shit doesnt make it true. Just say I dont know instead of: I just opened a portal into the multiverse. Cmon
"We have to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception we have traditionally used"
GOD LEVEL QUOTE! ❤
Werd
It would be god level if you could understand the difference between too* and to*
Not when you're trippin nuts
@NotSoMuch the problem with that statement is that the same people who say it usually try to define reality based on subjective experiences in the very next sentence....just like this guy did.
Johnny Zen Everything you say is subjective.
"We need to accept the fact that reality is not limited to the perception that we traditionally use."
Paul Stamets
“We had two rules growing up no kicks to the groin home for dinner “ -
Michael Scott
I once had a lucid dream that I was hanging out with a long term ex. I mean it had been at least 5 years since I had spoke to her. I was in a living room with her and her family just chatting it up. When I woke up the next day I though it was strange to dream about her because she hadn’t crossed my mind in a very long time. Well later that evening I receive a phone call from an unknown number. Usually I don’t answer unknown numbers but it had a Texas area code ( I was living in California at the time) and I’m originally from Texas. So I figured it was family with a new number or something. Turns out it was that same ex I had a dream about. She was calling me because she was on vacation with her family and they were reminiscing about old times and (we had spent our entire high school years together) I guess my name happened to come up in conversation. She then started to think about me and wanted to see how I was doing. So she decided to call and find out.
Someone please explain how this can happen.
Many experiences like this also, although different contexts.
Similar thing happened to me when I was 17 years old. I'd been at a keg party at my friend's. He had a 3 story house with a conservatory reaching the second floor. There was maybe about 12 of us sitting up in my friends room drinking.
Two of my other friends had taken the keg onto the conservatory roof. I went out his bedroom window like i'd done 100's of times before to swing down to the conservatory. But upon positioning myself onto the window ledge I tripped and fell head first, missing the conservatory roof completely and heading instead on a 3 story straight fall right onto the concrete below.
At that moment time slowed down, my life literally flashed before my eyes and I made peace with the fact that I was a bout to probably break my neck. I can recall being a bit disappointed at the fact that my friends were about to be scarred for life due to my stupidity. But other than that I accepted it.
I then open my eyes shocked at what I saw, I was in the doorway of my friends bedroom. A group of maybe 8-10 people had gathered at the window and were in a panic looking down to the ground below. My friend turns around looking puzzled seeing me at the doorway and asks what just happened. I tell him I tripped & fell out his window then ended up somehow back inside the house, 3 floors up in the same room I just fell from.
We've regularly talked about it down the years, each of us never being able to offer a definitive explanation for what happened.
I sometimes think to this day maybe I actually did die in that reality and my consciousness was just directly transported to another.
Definitely wouldn't rule out the idea of a multi verse that's for sure.
Did you have any injuries or signs you fell?
@@Hreed-jk3sx I had a terrible headache for about 2 weeks after. But no cuts, scrapes or bruises
I can't comprehend this.. its like you're using Izanagi.. but instead of an eye what did you lose i wonder?
@@Coldcloves what is izanagi?
And yeah if it seems incoherent it's because I genuinely still don't know what happened to this day 12 yrs on.
So apologies for that, if that's what you mean?
Sounds unbelievable for sure - but if it did happen, that's insane! And I'm not saying it didn't happen. Crazy to think about!
Joe Rogan, I love the sensitivity of how you interacted with our beloved Paul Stamets when he tells his multiverse story. Thank you for honoring one of the Greats. You are one too. 🥰🥰🥰
"Reality is not limited to the perception that we traditionally use" MIND. BLOWN.
pretty heavy stuff if you're a college sophomore experimenting with mushrooms or LSD
i shit you not. as i read this comment, at the same time paul stated it in the clip. fucking a.
Psychedelic's definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it's just so hard to source here
Check
[_James_trayy]
Got psychs
@@sarahh321 Is he on on Instagram or what?
@@Jerryberger9235 Yeah, he's got chocolate bars, magic mushrooms and other psych's
@@sarahh321 thanks, I will get some right away
@@Jerryberger9235 did you get a arrested ?
Joe: You look great
Scientist: I just don’t care
thank you
Joe: I don't care that you don't care. I'm just saying you look great.
Scientist: I don't care.
Joe: *breaths deeply in disappointment*
Lmao yes
why lol
My first trip was the most insane one I've had to date. It was like something had lifted me above the veil, and looking down I could see the endless, nonsensical realities in an endless sea connected like a beehive. Pretty insane, made me question everything I've ever believed.
One time I took a heroic dose on shrooms, when I was done eating I took 1 puff from my joint and instantly had a O. B. E where I was at first travelling through space until I stumbled upon a Black hole which I entered and then I came out in a different dimension which felt to me like it was the place where souls were born. All I saw was orbs of energy waiting for their turn to experience the universe through itself.
Please Elaborate.... Im deciding whether you need a memory wipe again or not
Sounds dope af 🤙🤙🤙
@@justanotherhuman3668 it was! 😊 ✌🏻
@@jun1orbaitor44 haha! M.I.B shit
What.....the........fuck
I’ve had a couple of experiences 3 while awake and one amazing lucid dream as I fell asleep. All had unexplainable outcomes - and all were unpredictable but highly emotional. I’m convinced the emotional nature of the outcome events related to people I deeply love had something to do with having these experiences. No mushrooms involved. Maybe I’m naturally high. I’m almost 69 and am otherwise a normal non-superstitious intelligent person. There is simply more to our consciousness than we currently understand.
@Luckwood shut up nigga
When I was 18 I was in a manic like period, and I had a similar experience. I was in middle of a test, when I turned back time has passed by 10 minutes, and it was one of the most beutifull things I have been through. I just cried there, because I saw myself in a situation that I missed, and I knew that I missed and fucked up by big time. It did not felt like a dream.
The reason that I completely believe this dude is he’s already a established scientist who is a figure in the community, he dosnt need notoriety. In fact, statements like these will get you discredited in a lot of circles and maybe get you fired. It isn’t worth your entire career to tell Joe Rogan you saw the future, unless you actually believed it.
danielcolomina Beautifully put my friend
But are the claims from said scientist peer-reviewed? 🤔
We are all mentally ill in some way you say? Life is all perspective . Eye of the beholder? I concur
Or it could just be because he’s older and retired/close to it. Perpetuating this type of nonsense is a good time filler for an old man. Can make some cash too.
@@Jencediggity A true scientist who has devoted their entire life to their work would not throw all their hard earned credibility out the window for a little cash or to seem exciting, also if you're a guy as intellectually gifted as Paul and your goal is to make a ton of money you don't become a scientist at all. I can understand somebody who isn't familiar with Paul's work having this opinion but if you read his studies over decades of time you know a man like this has no reason to lie and commit academic suicide unless he truly believes it.
A few years ago I had a dream of standing in a doorway of a restaurant I had never been in. I entered through a side door and was standing at the counter ordering food when a man in a mask came rushing through the door behind me and pointed his gun at the lady taking my order telling her to empty the register then turned to me and told me to give him my wallet. I ended up getting shot in the dream and woke up. That evening we ordered from a restaurant we had never ordered from and I when I went to pick up the order I entered through the front door instead of the side as there was no parking available near that door. As soon as I entered the restaurant I saw the side entrance where you pick up to go orders and instantly recognized it as the entrance from my dream. Same door, color, counter and the same fucking lady at the register. I was completely frozen and scared shitless waiting for some guy to come barging in to rob the joint but he never did. It was one of the eeriest things I've ever experienced. I always wondered if I saw the events of an alternate reality or timeline that day.
Shut the hell up lol
In my experience, dreams can be like a collage .. bits of things all stuck together. I've had precog dreams which are kind of infused with other extraneous stuff or symbolic stuff, so not everything in a dream happens, just a significant part. Your dream is a very good example of a typical precognitive dream. I've had similar ones about places i havn't yet seen or visited. Maybe a gunman might have appeared but that something stopped him from showing up? I'd hazard a guess and say you were lucky that night.
Makes me wonder if the guy in your dream who was robbing the restaurant was actually real but in reality maybe he decided to not go through with it. Guess we will never know, but that would be crazy.
What if the gunman had the same dream that night, decided not to do it. Instead stood at the window looking into the restaurant, then sees you enter through the front door, instantly recognises you as the person he shot in the dream.
@@heisenburg8608 my thoughts exactly 😅
Not just a scientist, but a great storyteller. Never took mushrooms, but microdosing sounds so helpful. I think it has been used to help people in hospice and close to dying not be afraid.
@Authentic Yes, that really helps, but microdosing helps a lot too. I do both and can see the benefits of both.
Not for me. I was thinking get to the point what did you see? Lol
Son God has a call on your life, I don't know you but I do know you as a brother in Christ.I predict you will get born again real soon!praise the Lord!
@@tonyyoung4590 Get treatment for your religious mania and stop doing this on other people's channels.
Microdosing is a scam.
Paul is an amazing pioneer. I have had many experiences, and I attribute them to a genetic marker in my DNA that I share with my Father's sister, who was clairvoyant. My cousin would wake up in the middle of the night in adulthood...with a stomach ache... years after leaving the nest, and the phone would ring with my Aunt saying--- "what's the matter with your stomach". My own personal experiences increased a few years after becoming a vegetarian. I believe that by changing the constitution of your blood from that of animals...to the "green blood" of plants, you open up your mind to a very different reality.
“Just bc you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true.” Amen. I use to feel pressure to make sense of and explain things I have experienced but eventually realized I do not have a burden to prove it or have it validated by anyone outside me for it to be real. And, paradoxically, the less I give it a meaning or attach a meaning to my experiences, even within myself, the more it means.
“Just bc you can’t explain it doesn’t mean it’s not true.” i'll give it a go.
Whenever he drove up to the cabin he saw these cows. As he states it was a time of tension. People talked about nuclear holocaust all the time. Our mind is always making connections, especially in a dreamy state (under the shower, in a train, driving a car). It's entirely possible his mind went to the hundreds-of-dead-cows vision before, just his mind wandering. When on psylocibin, he recalled that. Then the flood, cows drowned. And he's making more out of it, bcos 1) the last time he thought of that was on this mushroom trip 2) ppl have been putting more weight of importance into coincidence since the dawn of man. because deep down we don't believe in coincidence.
Sorry to be a crashing bore here.
Cue the "your mind just can't grasp the possibilities man" comments.
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Simple, logical and rational. It's strange that a scientist couldn't explain this like you did.
It's kind of funny that many people like to frame something as unexplainable but then come up with absurd theories of what's happening. They're still attempting to explain it but just not rationally.
Just becose some dude say so means its not true too
I'm with Joe, Paul Stamets blows my mind every time. The stories....
The guy is a druggie! The mind plays tricks on you when you're drugged up, but you're not predicting the future. FFS! People are so gullible and stupid.
Possibly one of the most significant examples of it I've heard. A story of my father's, I never met my grandma in his side but when she was dying, her my father and his father were driving through a place called blanket hill, where once settlers put blankets in the hill to climb the road in their wagons...some are still there, the story as he told it grandma said, "I wish we had a watermelon"...when out in the desert this would be quite some time....
They came to the top of the hill..and the story as my father told it was, there must have been a watermelon truck..but against all odds, out of nowhere was a watermelon, completely alone, waiting for them at the top of the hill. Grandma was very sick with cancer..
go figure
That Was A Gift From GOD-- It Was Absolutely Not A Coincidence!!!! Many PRAYERSNLUV WWG1WGA 😇😇✝️✝️
what with no evidence... dont you find it strange that use covers 1% of the worlds space yet all the ufo stories are from the USA... funny that...americans are so gullible
Last year, my boss was out of town on business. The day he was expected back, I was at his house helping to babysit his 3 boys. We spoke on the phone and I told him I had to go do some video shoot about 20 minutes drive from his apartment. "I should be back in a few hours." And he said he'd be home by then too.
While I was on set (outdoor location) I did a quick recce to check out interesting angles and saw a wall that got my attention. This wall incidentally belonged to a hospital. It took me a minute before I could realize this as I never walked that street as I did that day. Stood right in front of the entrance, across the street to get a wide view. Walking down the street, around the corner I discovered a morgue too. Anyways I did my thing and it was a successful shoot.
Back at my boss, we got chatting as he shared information about his trip, and I did about my video shoot etc. We even saw a movie too that evening. I left the next morning.
Two days later I was planning a trip out of town and needed some advice from him. His son, 8, picked up the phone and told me Dad was ill, I will have to call back. I thought to myself, perhaps a fever or something mild. A day later, I followed up with some messages and he didn't reply.
By the third morning while I was prepping to go see him, I got the call. The nanny was weeping as she said Boss is not waking up. I was beyond shocked, devastated. On my way to the house, I was called to go the hospital instead-the ambulance had already picked him up. But what hospital? They told me the name.
By the time I alighted the Uber, under the rain, I was standing just as I stood right in front of the hospital, across the road, a few days before. Then it occurred to me. I was here for the first time just a few days ago. After some paperwork, we were directed to the same morgue just around the corner.
It was a surreal moment for me.
It's interesting that I saw him in a lucid dream two days ago. RIP Brian.
My ancestors, the elders used to ask children in the morning what they dreamed about. And never explained to the children why, certain dreams had meaning to the community and also were seen as indicators of things.
Children were seen to be in touch with phases that were separate spiritualities to that of adults.
One instance was recorded in written history, there had been a 2 year drought, people had died and things were getting worse. A child’s dream was referenced, an elder enacted what had happened in the dream later than day it rained.
This is very interesting. What place are you of?
Thank you for sharing this
Same here with us ....our elders use to do the same . I am from India
Watch the tv show see
If Robin Hood and Robin Williams had a baby...
Lmao
Hee hee hee Ha HA HAAA!
i swear
5GreatDays WithHim I thought he looked like Robin and you’re the 3rd comment on top😂😂😂
He looks like Mandy Patinkin does now, the guy who played Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride.
It’s the coincidences in life that makes the human experience that much more interesting
There are no coincidences
@@HeinzCave it’s a coincidence you’d say that. Though it has zero substance 🤷🏻♂️
“Reality is not limited to the perception that we have traditionally used” -Paul Stamets
Okay I'm sitting on my swing in Humboldt County with rain wanting to come on a breeze in the morning. Listening to this podcast. And I've been wanting to do mushrooms for a while. I have never done anything like that but I've read so much about it. I've read Michael pollan's book how to change your mind, I'm 78. I would like to have an experience of expanded Consciousness . I believe that it would be helpful in my desire to be open to a different perspective. I'm not speaking very eloquently I don't have that capacity but my heart knows what I desire. And a robin just now flew in and landed on my fence namaste.
Like Terence Mckenna said, going a lifetime without a psychedelic experience is like going a lifetime without sex.
It is a fundamental birthright as a human being.
I sincerely believe that everyone should at least get the oppurtunity.
So 5 months later, have you had one?
Poetic
Dm me lol
Do it sir
Update?
By his definition of entering the multiverse, I have done it several times and without mushrooms. I have had dreams that come true weeks or months later. Maybe I should start using a dream journal. There could be more dreams that I've simply forgotten.
Same!
Yes dude, same. It’s insane
There was a show in discovery science once where they explained how sometime the brain makes false memories , so you literally made up having seen the current moment in the past.
@@manjunath414 shut up
@@Archangel2025 I refuse .
Paul is very confident, he takes himself very seriously. I have had very similar experiences or dreams which came true etc. It happens, because like he said time can be bent.
Time is not a linear event, and consciousness can be in multiple places at the same time. I still don't know about a multiverse, it can be just our lack of understanding of space and time.
I had a dream about my grandma the night she died. Had no contact with her for years and no reason to dream about her. Didn't even know she was sick. Never had a dream before or since involving her. It was really strange.
I have such experience multiple times without the use of substance. I see segments of future in dreams and one day the exact same segment would unfold in waking life and I knew exactly what's going to happen next and it happens. Sometimes the event is just random stuff and sometimes it's something very profound. I would see places I've never been to or seen before in any shape or form and 4 years later I was in Peru trekking on the mountain and suddenly remembered the view I saw in dreams 4 years ago. Due to lack of explanation I've kept it aside as nothing too important but everytime I experience it I can't help but question reality. It's absolutely weird.
@@johngeiger3770 exactly.. even I've such experiences ..but i hesitate to open up coz i thought it to be my illusions
This could be an example of clairvoyant ability. People have been known to predict events in their dreams, but often isn't taken seriously. Dreams can often times be meaningless so it can be hard to decipher whether each specific dream is meaningful or not, but if you have a strong intuition that it has meaning behind it like in Paul's case here I believe it is a demonstration of clairvoyant ability.
This man is the definition of "You are what you eat"
shit man all you gotta do is smoke some fire ass weed when your tolerance is low to realize there's far more going on than meets the eye.
true. even with a tolerance i smoke and see moving shit behind my eyes
True, but acid and shrooms change your entire reality (literally). I was seeing black holes morph inside my walls, the ceiling fan looked like a dripping egg yoke, and my blanket was a vapor smoky feeling cloud of magic lol
@@randomdude5070 = Agree. It's like, weed will crack the door out of the matrix, weed will show you the door but it's up to you to walk through it. You can 'trip' if you choose, you can make it spiritual if you choose, orrrrrrrrr, you can just turn up the music and take clowning around as a Human to another level. Maybe even bang the spouse extra hard and get extra kinky? Shit like that.
Acid and Shrooms and true psychedelics however, blow the door wide open and you're unplugging from the matrix whether you like it or not :)
You think so
I once felt like I melted into a couch. Pretty sure it was the multiverse but starting to think it might have been the weed. It was definitely one or the other.
This guy smells like Grateful Dead and energy crystals
Nice
also kinda looks like Jerry, just saying.
No, he smells like teen spirit, rather!
Crack Cocaine
Sure, but mainly with a PhD like education to back it up ;)
few years back I was in a motorbike crash, it was really bad and my bike was in a million pieces. Yet for some reason I woke up with 0 damage to my body, no marks, no bruising no nothing... I got checked out by an Ambulance team and also Police... yet I was able to walk away and get a cab with no treatment required. Since that day everyone around me has been different, things like shops and restaurants I use to love, no longer exist.. I also within a short period of time discovered a bunch of new hobbies and learnt I was very skilled and talented in new field of interest. My girl friend of 10 years seemed like a completely different person.. I had all these memories of the past, which felt more like dreams than real memories.
it sounds mad, maybe I got some sort of serious concussion or something, but since that day... I just dont feel like myself
I dont understand why Stamets thinks of this as "the multiverse" instead of "time travel". he didn't see another universe if I understand correctly, he had a legit vision of the future, or his mind wandered there and came back.
in the other Universe, it had already happened....?
Maybe im wrong, but I took as if he just KNEW it couldnt be his reality. Id like to hear what happens next
That's exactly what I was thinking. In a multiverse he would've seen an altered version of himself. Like a version that didn't go to college, or maybe married a different woman, etc. He had a vision of a probable event in the near future. I think we all have doses of that via DejaVu. However, being on shrooms, he was able to remember the vision before it happened.
Depends how time works. The best theory of time travel is you never travel in time, you travel into another dimension, or you split your reality into two. There will always be a version of reality where you effected nothing but you create a new dimension by changing things
@@ToolDeals but there is an infinite amount of mutltiverse’ meaning that there could be one that is the exact same down to one tiny insignificant detail. Think when Rick and Morty have to leave their universe and go to another one that is pretty much the same.
This is Millhouse all grown up but he took a few heroic doses of mushrooms.
Holy shit💀
The moment at around 1:00 when he asks him to attempt to explain his profound experience is a genuinely wholesome moment, haha great part
We are all hallucinating all the time, including right now. It’s just that when we agree about our hallucinations, we call that reality. Anil Seth … neuroscientist.
Solid.
Everything you experience is just your brain decoding "reality." We don't even actually see out of our eyes, our brains process images received by our eyes into something it can make sense of. No one will ever know what true, un-filtered "reality" is actually like to experience.
@@jimmyjoe1488 Maybe Albert Einstein was right, when he stated, "Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."
@@junevandermark952 Albert Einstein was right about a hell of a lot of things, lol.
@@jimmyjoe1488 Those who agree with Einstein, will believe he was right. Those who disagree, will believe he was wrong. That is human nature in a nutshell. I don't know about you, but I relate to the following quote ... ""Who can ever know what path to walk on when all of them are either crooked or broken? One just has to walk.” ― Ishmael Beah, Radiance of Tomorrow
Joe's face at 0:58 when he says, "give it a shot" is priceless! I felt that one 😛
Not a psilocybin experience.. but I had a vivid dream when I was little (maybe 5 or 6 yrs old) where I woke up on an ice skating rink and my cheek was super cold, and the world was sideways. Next thing I know, big gentle hands picked me up and skated away. I remember it was a man with a black leather jacket, and black turtle neck and jeans, and I just watched him skate away but I never saw his face. Fast forward to when I was 8 or 9, I went to a lot of church outings. One of them was to go ice skating.. it was my first time. And I fell hard on my right cheek. I could feel the cold of the ice and I’m not sure how long I was on the floor, but a man skated by and picked me up and skated away. Wearing exactly what the man in my dream wore. I just stared him skate away like I did in my dream.
I remember even trying to explain to my little friends at the time how I’ve seen this happen before. But I couldn’t explain how.
That is on experience that stays with me til this day. Weird.
clout chaser, tf yu remember a dream so vividly when u were 5 or 6 yrs??? Full of crap u are , ick!
wow
Thank you sharing!!
I have had some crazy dreams but...I had a "dream" when I was 8 months pregnant. It started out a little weird where I was walking through a room where there was a playpen with little babies playing and a little person was caring for the babies. Then I am walking down a completely white hallway with many doors and somehow I knew exactly where to go. I opened a door and the entire room was white in the middle was my grandmother's old couch her bedside table with her black rotary phone on it. Sitting on the couch was my grandmother but when she was in her 50s. I didn't recognize her and when I woke up I thought it was my mother in law..anyway she was sitting on the couch in a flowing light pink robe and I hear come home call home go home just repeatedly over and over. She gets up and is walking down the hall holding a baby wrapped in a pink blanket and one wrapped in a blue blanket. Then I wake up full blown crying with tears streaming down my face and I grabbed my phone and was going to call my mother in law because I thought it was her as she had had 2 really bad strokes back to back. My husband wakes up thinking I was in labor. 3 days later my son went to school his friends mom saw his name in the obituaries as family members of my grandmother. I was on bedrest and didn't get to go to funeral but watched the tribute video and there is a picture of my grandfather, my sister and I, and my grandmother all sitting on that old couch and her looking like she did in my dream. When I had the dream she was still alive but basically unresponsive and dying. I can't help but think she was waiting for me to come and I never did because I thought it was my mother in law in the dream but after seeing that picture everything clicked her old couch, she always wore a fancy long nightgown with matching robe, the bedside table and her black rotary phone which I loved.
Ive had lucid dreams but its been a long time. I had them up through my 20s. I am in my 50s now and don't have them anymore. When I had them, sometimes they came true. For example I was having a conversation with someone and I knew what they were going to say and the moment they said it was just like the moment in my dream. I remember telling them I had dreamed it. I have also had dreams, like when I was a kid of the legs of a table and chairs being aligned a certain way and when I was laying down on the ground some time later..I rolled over and looked at the legs and saw them aligned exactly how they were in my dream that I had had sometime earlier. There is definitely something more to our lives than what we see.
"I'm 62yrs old and I don't care." - Glad he didn't as very interesting story.