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As noted in the previous post, the book is first and foremost an account of a research project, hence it is of necessity heavy on the minutiae of research protocols. While these are of undoubted interest to other researchers, the average reader could care less, so I will just jump into some of the juicier findings.
Strassman describes these under three overarching rubrics: personal, transpersonal, and invisible.
Before launching into a review of DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick Strassman, M.D., I would like to remind the reader of DMT's possible connection with Mayan 2012. That can probably best be summed up with a quote by Geoffrey Stray lifted from an earlier post vis-a-vis earth changes in 2012:
Could it be that our entry into the magnetized plasma band will cause Earth weather changes and a geomagnetic reversal, which will trigger the pineal gland into DMT and pinoline production, leading to Kundalini and out-of-body experiences and increasing incidents of telepathy, while we develop our ability to see beyond the veil into the invisible landscape?
