Cerbera and Atropa: A Dual Filtration

This preprint investigates DMT not as a psychotropic substance but as a filtrational bifurcation operator within the Possest–PQF framework. Moving beyond neurochemical reductionism and metaphysical psychonautics, the work redefines endogenous DMT as a limit-function of recursive access collapse, denoted by delta_DMT = lim_{tau → 0} [ delta_int ∘ delta_bio ] situated in the topological tension field between perceptual and biological filters. We introduce a parallel between pharmacological bifurcation (DMT) and mythopoetic filtration, through an interpretive reconfiguration of the figure of Adam Kadmon. Drawing from Goldberg’s heretical reading of the Zohar, Kadmon emerges not as primordial unity, but as a catastrophic composition of Elohimic access-vectors — a ghost of unresolved filtrational topology. The Elohim are redefined as operators of accessibility regimes: neurochemical, aesthetic, algorithmic, somatic. The human body is not presented as a unity, but as a choral filtration field, composed of contradictory organoidal trajectories. This work does not attempt to explain. It operates. It is not a narrative. It is a diagram of recursive ruptures.