Video Summary
Goler reports a consistent DMT phenomenon: many users see similar structures and motion under the influence.
He developed a repeatable test: project a diffracted/‘defract’ laser on a surface while smoking DMT to reveal running 'code'.
Hundreds (nearly 980 reported) have observed the same visuals, enabling group discussion as if pointing at an object.
Communities and a short film/trailer have formed around the discovery; Goler also describes an intense experience of ‘alien’ contact.
He projects a diffracted (defract) laser — a band-like laser similar to barcode scanners — onto a surface while people smoke DMT. Observers reportedly see running 'code' in the surface that is consistent across participants.
Goler says he tested the method with hundreds of people and counted about 980 confirmations at one point; groups have sat together, pointed to the same visual elements, and described matching code-like patterns.
He expresses skepticism that the phenomenon is entirely mind-made and argues that finding an identical, repeatable visual element across people supports the idea of an underlying external space worth scientific inquiry.
The experiment sparked subcultural communities, in-person group testing, and media work (a trailer and film collaboration) exploring the phenomenon and its implications for consciousness and reality.
"I've discovered a way to explore a space in DMT that many people experience similarly."
Danny Goler discusses the phenomenon he encountered while using DMT, which suggested a consistency in experiences among users. He emphasizes that despite slight variations, many people report seeing similar structures and movements when under the influence of DMT.
Goler expresses skepticism about the notion that these experiences are purely mind-made, positing instead that there is an underlying reality to this shared space that can be explored scientifically.
"If we can find something that is exactly the same in that space for everybody, that puts us in a good place to start talking about it."
Goler's approach involves the idea of creating a repeatable experiment to validate the reality of people’s experiences in DMT. He believes that finding a consistent factor that everyone experiences would provide credibility to the claims of encountering this space.
After years of reflection and experimentation, he discovered that projecting a defract laser onto a surface while under the influence of DMT provides a pathway to a shared visual experience among participants.
"When you smoke DMT while projecting a defract laser on a surface, you will see code running that is the same for every single person."
Goler explains the mechanics of his experiment where he uses a laser to reveal patterns that appear consistent across different users. This phenomenon allows for a discussion among users about what they are encountering, creating a tangible experience akin to discussing an object in a room.
He reports having shared this experience with hundreds of people, noting that they consistently observe similar coded structures, suggesting a substantial collective experience.
"This has become a little subcultural thing, with communities forming around it."
Goler mentions the growth of communities emerging around this phenomenon, as more people engage in discussions and share their experiences related to DMT and the defract laser experiment.
He reflects on the impact of his findings and the expanding dialogue within these communities, indicating a deeper exploration into the nature of reality and consciousness fueled by these shared insights.
"So the proposition is this: an actual alien civilization went to full red in my head for a second."
Danny describes a profound moment during a DMT experiment where he felt completely convinced that he was in contact with an alien civilization.
He shares that the intensity of the experience made him fully believe he was engaged with a form of alien intelligence, indicating a shift in his perception and mental state.
The state he occupied during this experience was marked by a strong feeling that something beyond human understanding was communicating with him.
