Is sleep a carrier for the most natural psychedelic experience? (DMT)

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There's a theory that the pineal gland in the brain secretes naturally produced DMT that is a key factor to dreams. If sleep weren't naturally induced, would it not be considered a drug?

- It provides true auditory and visual hallucinations.

- It depresses the CNS.

- It causes serious withdrawal symptoms.

- It alters the user's state of awareness and consciousness

-There's the possibility of dependence, although tolerance builds up rapidly (within a few hours).

-Can be a euphroic/aphrodisiac as well as a catalyst for a traumatic experience.

I think dreams are the most personal psychedelic trip one could have, a majority of the time, dream dictionaries tell me what I've known all the time, but are getting confirmed by my dreams.

Does DMT play that large a role in REM sleep?

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Excellent post.