Prompt: The highly psychoactive molecule N,N-dimethyltryrptamine (or simply DMT), is found naturally occurring in the brains of humans, mammals, and some other animals, as well as in a broad range of species of the plant kingdom. Although speculative, neurochemical research suggests that DMT may be made in the pineal gland, and it is hypothesised that, as much as melatonin helps activate sleep cycles, DMT activates- dreaming, and may also be implicated in other natural visionary states such as mystical experience, near-death experience (NDE), spontaneous psi and psychosis. Amazonian shamans may have made use of this chemical for its visionary properties for thousands of years, and take it as part of a decoction frequently called ayahuasca, which translates from Quechua as "vine of the spirits" or "vine of the dead". The psychedelic brew is taken because it gives rise to extraordinary mental phenomena that have shamanic and supposed healing qualities, such as synaesthesia, ostensible extra-dimensional percepts, out-of-body experiences, psi experiences and, perhaps most commonly, encounters with discarnate entities. When described by independent and seemingly naive DMT participants the entities encountered tend to vary in detail but often belong to one of a very few similar types, with similar behavioural characteristics. For instance, mischievous shapeshifting elves, praying mantis alien brain surgeons and jewel-encrusted reptilian beings, who all seem to appear with baffling predictability. This opens up a wealth of questions as to the ontology of these entities. The discussion of the phenomenology and ontology of these entities mixes research from parapsychology, ethnobotany and psychopharmacology—the fruits of science—with the foamy custard of folklore, anthropology, mythology, cultural studies and related disciplines.
Prompt: a hyper-realistic close-up digital illustration of a vibrant green gecko with intricate scale textures. The gecko’s skin should be a mix of rich green tones, with subtle gradients that transition from darker emerald greens around the edges to lighter, almost turquoise tones at the jawline and eye. Each scale should be individually detailed, with light reflective highlights, giving the impression of a moist, textured surface.
The gecko’s eye is large, expressive and glassy, with a deep green iris with subtle flecks of lighter green, adding to its lifelike gaze. Its pink tongue is extended, poised to capture a shiny beetle resting on a mossy surface in the foreground. The beetle is metallic green, reflecting light to create a shimmering, jewel-like effect, which contrasts beautifully with the gecko’s matte scales.
Place the scene against a softly blurred, bright green and yellow bokeh background, mimicking sunlight filtering through leaves in a tropical environment. Add fine details, such as tiny water droplets on the moss and faint reflections in the gecko’s eye, which add to the realistic, almost photographic quality of the image. Capture a sense of curiosity and anticipation in the gecko’s expression as it focuses on its prey.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
