The Big Wow: A Psychonaut's Amazing DMT Journey

Based on an actual psychedelic trip, The Big Wow is about an American psychonaut who plunges into the psychedelic realm of DMT and has the trippindicular experience of a lifetime!

If you've never heard of DMT or Dimethyltryptamine, it's an intense mind-altering drug that causes powerful hallucinations and sometimes near-death illusions. DMT does occur naturally in many species of plants and animals including humans. It's a key ingredient in ayahuasca, a psychoactive brew used by shamans in the Amazon to gain spiritual insight.

The jury is still out on what exactly DMT does in our bodies. Some speculate it plays a role in REM sleep, while others are convinced it's there to ease our pain when we die. Whatever the case, it definitely alters human consciousness.

Added this: The Big Wow isn't a scientific study, it's a total psychedelic journey.

Warning: DMT is an incredibly powerful drug! According to some experts, it can trigger schizophrenia, OCD and PTSD. If you have mental problems or your family has a history of mental problems, do not take DMT! If you are curious about DMT, please read up on it and check out some of the links at the end of this story.

Reviewer Feedback
—That's one hell of a trip indeed.

—This is GOLD if you ask me! It's very well written and takes the reader along on the trip.

—I enjoyed every word, I have only ever experimented with plants, but these realizations are the deepest and bestest and most important knowledge of the whole universe!

—I feel like I took this trip with you man, sounds pretty amazing.

—Wow! That was well done! It was like you brought us on your trip with you. Great use of imagery and words!

—Oh my god, this whole story was a psychedelic trip. I can hardly imagine how much time and effort you spend for this masterpiece, a 1000 thumbs up.

—Giving you a big thumb's up...I too have experienced the heavenly language you speak of and life really isn't the same afterwards.

—Wow! that was an amazing trip! I tried DMT in Guatemala 2 years ago and I can also say it's not something you should take for fun. It's a tool to connect this reality with other realities.