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>Thoughts on DMT 
It is the synthetic analogue to the drug Masons use in their knowledge rituals
>and salvia?
Basic european 'shamanistic' power herb
>What do the experiences mean?
The meaning only will exist to the experiencer, no one could interpret your experience.
But if you want to have really deeper experiences, learn to meditate and lucid dreaming beforehand.
gpt
Nah N,N-dimethyltriptymine(DMT) is a naturally occurring substance and integral to the human body as some sort of hormonal regulator. I'm not even going to try to fathom it's function in plants. And mind you yes my information on it's function in humans is just a popular theory.. What you're thinking of is N,N dipropyltryptomine (DPT) which some weird psychedelic cult based in Manhattan likes to call 'The Light'. DPT is legal, you can order a kilo of it to your door like an Amazon air fryer. It was discovered in the 60s or 70s(don't quote me) , and produces pretty typical tryptamine like visuals at lower nasally taken doeses, higher dose produces darker entities and chats with them. Interesting and worthwhile if your mental state can handle it. But it has actually been compared to a mix of salvia divinorum extract and nn-DMT experience, ie more dark and dissociative in vibe. (Trust me I'm a 24 year old born with enough brain cells to kill so after years of experience I came out with enough to research and type without coming off as brain dead or schizoid). Regardless DPT can also be turned into a freebase and made into tea which is how the higher up members of said cult who call it ,'the Light', consume it. I personally have never had experience with this ROA. When people reffer to salvia in this day in age it is because it was popular like a decade plus ago as a legal high in the form of extract on leaf material. Probably theost popular incarnate for being the 20x Purple Sticky Salvia(tm) brand. It is heavily dissociative in nature, I have limited experience but it was interesting... Not going to say anything else but yeah you can also get slight effect as the shamans of older parts of it's native range would by chewing large amounts of the leaf, not much else to say here, it lead to a different mind state and therefore thoughts earning the name diviner's sage, not much else I'm sure. Salvia itself refers to the entirety of sage plants(?)