Abazith: Decoding the Visual Language of DMT

The Abazith is a proposed universal language designed to interpret the complex, symbolic visual phenomena reported during DMT experiences. Many ayahuasca and DMT users commonly describe seeing intricate patterns or scripts that resemble a form of visual code, often linked to the fundamental structure of reality itself. Developed as a sound-meaning based writing system, the Abazith claims to encapsulate 24 fundamental sound components of language and 120 universal vowel articulations. These symbols seek to serve as a bridge between human linguistic capabilities and the abstract information often encountered during altered states of consciousness, functioning as a semiotic tool for cognitive expansion.