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Version 0.12.1Updated 08/23/2026, 01:47

Version 0.8.0 · 08/16/2026, 15:23

The DMT entities, Jesus, and three more stories

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The DMT entities have their own page

People who take DMT almost all tell of meeting someone. What if they were colleagues of the people from the phenomenon? Four sections: what ayahuasca is, what the peoples of the Amazon may have known, and an answer to an article asking whether DMT entities are racist.

A blue and orange psychedelic mural: at the centre, an entity with a jester's smile, wearing a three-pointed cap, hand raised in greeting; all around, wide-eyed faces emerge from the swirls. At the bottom, the title « The DMT people »

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Jesus was not Christian

He didn't go to church on Sundays to look at a statue of himself hanging on a cross. Just someone in contact with the people from the phenomenon, like Milarepa, Wang Chongyang or Muhammad. And an idea behind it: the people who say they're victims of gangstalking may above all be stuck.

Poster on beige paper. At the top, in green: « DID YOU KNOW ». On the left, in black capitals: « JESUS CHRIST WAS NOT CHRISTIAN? », the word « NOT » in green. On the right, a haloed Jesus, hand open palm up

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The phenomenon doesn't need religions

Religions are still the best known way to explain how to interact with the people from the phenomenon. But they're human creations, and they can improve. No new religion to found: rather, look at all of them at the same time.

The character drops a microphone. On the right, in capitals: « RELIGIONS EXIST TO TALK ABOUT THE PHENOMENON », then « BUT » underlined in red, then « THE PHENOMENON DOESN'T NEED RELIGIONS TO EXIST »

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Grrrrrrr

A small everyday situation: after a while, you end up catching their humour. Since then, every angel statue passed in the street gets its own inner growl.

On a cobbled street, the character walks along frowning, a thought bubble saying « Grrrrrrr » above his head. To his right, on a pedestal, a stone angel statue, eyes lowered and hands joined.

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The giga positive investigation

A new card, and a bunch of detectives with magnifying glasses posing for the photo. The title is painted in all four languages.

A drawn group photo: around twenty smiling people, of all ages and backgrounds, packed into three rows, each wearing a checked detective cap and holding a magnifying glass. At the bottom, the painted title « The giga positive investigation »

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A shared story finally shows what it's about

Until now, a story link pasted into a message showed the site cover and a catch-all description. It now shows the story's title, its illustration in the reader's language, and its first paragraph.

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Links to the outside are visible

An article quoted in a story is now clickable, underlined, followed by a small arrow, and opens in a new tab — announced as such to screen readers.