DM Turner- The Esseential psychedelic guide

it is only Ketamine that has made navigation of CydelikSpace possible. The
depth to which one goes in CydelikSpace, and the vastness of one's
experience, is directly dependent on the degree to which one's ego has been
diminished. Ketamine has the ability of diminishing the ego much further
than any other psychedelic, even to the point of total unconsciousness.
Equally important is that Ketamine keeps the ego in abeyance for a period
of 15 to 45 minutes. Ketamine provides a more complete "by-pass of the
reducing valve" than any other psychedelic, and this by-pass remains wide
open for a long period of time.
Ketamine is a reliable means of bringing one to a state that is pre-human,
pre-body, even pre-solar system. What I mean by this is that one is
"upstream" on the level of consciousness. One is deeply enmeshed in
CydelikSpace where vast galaxies are being born and destroyed each
moment. It is also Ketamine, and DMT, that have led to my most
spectacular, vivid, and totally mind-blowing visions. These visions can take
on forms from this planet, this human life, but with completely bizarre
details and incredible variations.
One of the unfortunate aspects of Ketamine is that it tends to diminish the
ego too far. Ketamine can diminish the ego sense to complete
unconsciousness. As one approaches unconsciousness they experience less
of CydelikSpace, and retain little upon returning to routine awareness.
Having the most spectacular adventures in CydelikSpace requires a trick of
retaining just the right degree of identity. Keeping this thread-of- identity
unbroken for as long as possible allows the perceptions of CydelikSpace to
be firmly impressed in the memory banks, providing a greater degree of
recollection of this alien realm.
I have found a method that has proven highly successful in allowing me to
retain this desired degree of identity while flying on Ketamine. My solution
is to take Ketamine while already high on a psychedelic. Although
psychedelics diminish the ego, they also expand awareness and bring one
into the "current moment." Anyone who's experimented with psychedelics
can easily imagine that it would be quite difficult to become unconscious
while on, for instance, LSD.
I have found that LSD, many synthetic phenethylamines, and in particular,
2C-B, can be effectively combined with Ketamine.
Using LSD with Ketamine has some drawbacks, in that the Ketamine
recovery period is significantly increased and quite unpleasant. I've found
this can be tolerable by taking Ketamine about 2/3 of the way into the LSD
trip, and remaining in bed afterwards until falling asleep. However, the