Episode 28 - Dick Khan - DMT and My Occult Mind

from Some Other Sphere · host Rick Palmer

My guest for this episode is Dick Khan, author of the DMT & My Occult Mind book series. In those texts, Dick documents his personal research into the effects of using the drug Dimethyltryptamine, which is a powerful hallucinogen and a key component in Ayahuasca, a drink used by several indigenous tribal cultures in South America as part of their spiritual practises. It is often referred to as “The Spirit Molecule”. Dick’s books also detail the encounters he had while taking DMT with a variety of unusual entities, which inhabited the occult reality that his use of the drug enabled him to experience and ponder on their nature. They’re a fascinating insight into one persons occult studies and this subject matter made for a really great interview. Enjoy! Dick's books can be bought from Amazon here and he can also be found on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The Some Other Sphere theme is from Purple Planet Music 'Hubbub' by Chris Chris Martin/Geoff Harvey

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