>>4469
I'm not fully sure what you mean by stuff from hyperspace leaking into lucid consciousness but according to this https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=62070 it eventually stays with you in some ways.

Imagine being a sheltered farm boy and venturing forth to the dangerous parts of the city after dark (but that might be a poor analogy as not every thug is connected to a crime underworld hivemind).

Listen to that guy's story https://youtube.com/watch?v=os32tIzAm14 [Embed]
He's still in it, he's not against it so you can't say his account is biased negatively by a paradigm (like 'spirits bad demons bad don't do witchcraft kiddos'). The thing is he doesn't realize he's being duped but if you listen carefully in some later part (that's 1/4) the behaviour of the spirit he interacts with changes drastically. It takes away the affection and begins to provide it conditionally, in a calculated manner, wanting more humans to interact with it. People in the comments noticed the red flags, some even say that this thing is demonic because it acted so deviously. The 'shaman' himself remains duped but that means you can trust more in some things he's saying because he's not trying to make it sound bad to warn you.

Dissecting the experiences of others around you for life lessons is a very helpful ability as it can help you evade threats before they harm you. Both good and bad present itself as good. It always starts nice. I know I probably sound like fear mongering, jealous, puny man who doesn't get to have fun and prohibits others from having it but going out into shadier parts of town really isn't safe and I'd have a blood on my hands if I didn't warn you when I get the option to.