'Tryptamine Palace' was written by Oroc over a period of many years, and the subtitle "A Journey from Burning Man to the Akashic Field" sets the basic tone for this book. I felt instantly overwhelmed with Oroc's attempt to re-brand spiritual elements of psychedelic mythology, including a quirky deconstruction of the word "God" into the mathematical formula G/d, which he presents on page 5 and uses throughout the remainder of the text. The technical information presented on DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, and Bufo alvarius is all well researched and will be interesting for people who have not read other source materials, but much of Oroc's material is re-tread of popular theories of transcendent metaphysics or well-worn historical events like Leary's High Priest days and the CIA's MK-ULTRA experiments. 'Tryptamine Palace' reads like a big jumble of psychedelic lore, none of it covered in much detail, making it seem more like a garden-variety psychedelic primer than an important new treatise on 5-MeO-DMT.

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