Who Needs the Higgs (A Freak’s View of the Uni-verse)

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It has been well over a decade now since I saw the video.  In it a radiantly vibrant silver haired woman marches assertively up to a podium and proceeds to give a slide lecture presentation of her discovery and recording of nothing less than the human energy field – a first in western science.   Her voice is powerful and her manner confident – a polished presenter as befits her background as a retired Professor of Physiology at a major university.

She had been studying the musculature of dancers and this led to her investigating what lay behind the ‘noise’ on her recordings of the electronic traces created by the movement of their muscles.   What she discovered was a whole range of minute signals that had never been seen before — patterns below the pattern — like some sort of energetic Mandelbrot, they were in the audio range and could be amplified and heard as well as ‘seen’ by sensitive’s, as if they were the ‘sound of light’.  No wonder no one had ever found them – who would have guessed!    ‘Light’ you can listen to!   And furthermore each one of these frequencies corresponded to a discrete characteristic of the human mind and body and each had a distinct waveform and color.  So frequency, waveform and color were synonymous with different human characteristics.   She was astounded.

But what was it about the shape of the waveforms of this ‘light’ that contributed to its appearance and function?   Was there something behind light that helped give it its distinctive waveform and that was behind the characteristics of mind and body it appeared to represent?   Was the waveform a combination of carrier wave and some sort of modulated intent which helped to shape it and give it meaning — a literal display of function following form?   She didn’t say.

Her name was Dr. Valerie Hunt and the waveforms she displayed on her slides were what are known as vector waveforms.  All known frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum are vector waves.  Vector waves travel spatially for long distances and can be displayed and measured.   But there are other waves in physics that are known to be ‘below’ or ‘behind’ the vector waveforms that we can see and measure and these waveforms are referred to as scalars and they are not so easy to see or measure — or even describe.

Writing about scalars is like writing about zen.  You could spend infinities at it and still be scratching your head in a different place.  The language is all square and the ‘whole’ is a confoundin’ dodecahedron.  It’s a pathetic operation — has an endlessly futile feel to it like throwing water balloons at the sun.   When you sift through the literature you are confronted with a Berlin wall of  ‘talkin’ in tongues’ terminology and Rune like formulas, all of which does nothing to clarify the true nature of the phenomena.   In fact the opposite happens.   A window of opacity opens up before the reader, somehow revealing yet simultaneously obscuring the view.  Such is physics.

One thing though that does jump out at the casual investigator is that scalars have been referred to, at times as the information ‘behind’ a vector waveform and that when a vector waveform is ‘collapsed’ the scalar information is ‘revealed’.  This is generally done by running a vector through what is known as a Caduceus coil, a winding twisting pair of wires which wrap the wave back around on itself so as to combine the waveforms in such a way as to negate them, like a homeopathic.  But the information left behind is not like a radio signal that was modulated onto a carrier wave — a small vector riding on the back of a bigger vector — it’s the information that formed the wave itself… andthat survives its destruction.  A very curious phenomenon.

If scalars were something of an alchemist’s dream then perhaps I was headed for a bottomless pit of pi in the sky, but as luck would have it I was eventually pointed in the direction of Tom Bearden, that curmudgeonly critic of all things false, inelegant and wrong headed in the field of electrical engineering. Bearden was a contradiction.  On the one hand he was ‘country… just folks’, a loyal and retired military Cold Warrior with the Chuck Yeager twang, while on the other hand he was an ultimate, sophisticated and devastating Free Thinker! — an intellectual and philosophical thorn in the side of an entire world view, like an ‘edgy’ Terence McKenna with an oscilloscope probe.  No walls around his words!  But he was more than just a pain in the neck to the Phd’s in ‘Double E’… he had something that not one of them could claim.  He had earned a patent, but not just any patent, another boring ‘breakthrough’ in the long line of incremental engineering.  No…his patent was unique, the first ever awarded for a Free Energy device (Uber Unity!).  So when he ‘spoke’… I listened.  And what he spoke ‘spoke volumes’ to my clouded mind — gave clarity to what were murky waters — like Soma for my scratched sunglasses.  What he ‘spoke’ was actually a reply to a question in an interview recorded on-line that he had given almost two decades earlier yet it was more revealing than any of even the more recent descriptions I could find.  

On the subject of scalars…

“If the sum of the internal motions is zero, the external object seems to be sitting still and motionless to us (though it’s still moving through time with — usually — uniform motion).”

Interesting — scalars were somehow ‘still’… yet “still moving’

“We describe that internal characteristic of the system as a vector zero resultant system. Externally we may also characterize it as a scalar, because it still possesses attributes that have magnitude. On the other hand, if the sum of the internal motions is not zero, but is a motion in a certain spatial direction, then to us the external object seems to be moving along in space. That is, it is translating spatially. Externally it has both magnitude and direction, so we view it as a vector. To label a thing as only a vector is to look only at its external attributes. To label a thing as only a scalar is to look only at its external attributes. To look at its internal attributes, it must be recognized as a scalar and a vector at the same time. That is, the scalar attributes must be recognized to be composed on internal vectors.”

What he was describing was a paradox (takes one to know one!)… it not only seemed to move in space while standing still, a scalar had vector like movements but was not a vector

“And the whole system that is not moving spatially is still moving in time. However, we don’t see “time” but just space; therefore we see the thing as “motionless.” However, the “motionless” thing we look at is rather like a fixed whirlpool in a swiftly flowing river the whirlpool seems to us to stay “fixed” and motionless, but internally its parts (the flowing water) are in constant motion.”

Whoa… Scalars as whirlpools!  They rotate but don’t radiate.— they occupy space, even rotate in space but don’t radiate into space outside of the space they occupy

A simple vector — one 360 degree ‘roller coaster’ — is created from two longitudinally coupled scalars — i.e.  two whirlpools abutted lengthwise, end to end so to speak.  In eastern cosmology there is a phenomenon that comes tantalizingly close to the description of such a coupling of whirlpools and it’s called a chakra.   It was an idea that even Bearden would probably spit out like a peach pit, but it got my attention.  I couldn’t prove it — but I couldn’t rule it out either. 

A chakra is two longitudinally coupled rotating standing waves — Bearden again: “To look at its internal attributes, it must be recognized as a scalar and a vector at the same time. That is, the scalar attributes must be recognized to be composed on internal vectors.” But in this case the vectors are spiraling, a crucial difference — unlike the sinusoidal transverse model we normally associate with vectors that translate (i.e. radiate) through space.   It’s a Hybrid — perfect for the times.   And like a top, the only way it ‘stands’ in place is by rotating?  It’s self organizing!  Like a traffic circle.  So standing waves had to rotate — otherwise they would unwind — perhaps into vectors?  — vectors that didn’t stand in place but that had to translated through space?  And for vectors to be able to turn in circles they first had to spiral?  Like an F-15!  Energy can’t be stopped!  “Stand and be counted”.   Nothing in nature is still — everything moves, so would whirlpools be natures way of appearing to ‘stand still’?   “Every-body…stand… Stand… Staaand!”   Yea — Sly! 

The only problem was in nature sometimes these ‘chakras’ would couple in all kinds of ways — some with the vortices running right back up along side or even inside each other.  And the only thing they seemed to have in common was the abutment but even then they could wrap around from both ends like a spherical ‘yin-yang’ to form what appeared as particles. Clearly these were not going to look like the nice neat linear models in the science lit.   There was variety here…attractors and chaos.  And it had the potential to come in infinite variations, bending and twisting in endless ways — function following form, a whole universe of unique shapes as the potential precursors for the manifestation of endlessly unique expressions.

I mean you can almost see it.  Spirals do stand… but they’re flexible — like our bodies! (ask Dorothy!).    Have you ever played Slinky?    Have you ever eaten ‘chi-zzz’?   

Flexible, like a blanket at the beach… like a wave atthe beach!    Flexible, like a fiber optic… like the light in a fiber optic.  Actually — according to the Hunt discoveries…we are ‘fiber optics’! 

And finally…

“These are pure waves of Spacetime, and they are oscillating curvatures of space-time itself.” 

Yup, Bearden had lopped the scales from my eyes but the matter was put to rest in my mind when I looked at the writings of one Nikola Tesla, perhaps the most intuitive inventor of the industrial age and one with a long track record of creations that are at the heart of today’s modern electrical world.  If Bearden was ‘Saturn & Uranus’ then Tesla was ‘Taurus on stilts’.  In short, Tesla was no ‘dreamer’ — he knew that what he invented was going to work even before it was tested.  He had built a working remote controlled  mini-warship before WWI — a drone — heavens to Afghanistan!  And unlike other inventors who toiled at prototypes, tweaking by trial and error (10,000 lightbulbs later!) Tesla was famous for inventions that hit the ground running, fresh from his mind like a hot pizza pie.  And mama mia, what inventions they were!  No ‘better bottle openers’ here — we’re talking grand ideas on an even grander scale.  And because of that he was considered to be something of a freak by his contemporaries who were some of the brightest thinkers in an age littered with halogen minds.  But even they had never seen anything like him!  Tesla, obviously… was ‘not from these parts’.  

The following is from a letter he wrote to the New York Times in 1908… (emphasis mine)

“According to an adopted theory, every ponderable atom is differentiated from a tenuous fluid, filling all space merely by spinning motion, as a whirl of water in a calm lake.  Bybeing set in movement this fluid, the ether, becomes gross matter.”   Clearly Bearden and Tesla were barking up the same tree.

But he didn’t stop at mere theory or architecture, he was looking at practical applications – he wanted to control it, to create with it…(oh my!)

Again, from the same letter…

“It appears, then, possible for man through harnessed energy of the medium and suitable agencies for starting and stopping ether whirls to cause matter to form and disappear.” 

Clearly Tesla had plans for his ‘whirlpool’.  And Tesla was a man who knew what to do with a plan. 

 

So if a man with the stature of Tesla was willing to bet it all on a whirl then perhaps it behooves us to clear our conceptual workbench, give him a little credit and take the time to contemplate his view.

As an analogy, a scalar is a system that is expanding or contracting on a sliding scale in multiple directions simultaneously – IE it’s changing its magnitude.  A vector translates directionally through space — i.e. spatially.   So a vector that scalesis a vector that expands or contracts in multiple directions simultaneously while translating in a specific direction through space.  Our hybrid.  There is only one method in nature to accomplish that seamlessly and that is to spiral.

So could it be possible that what are often called ‘scalars’ in science may actually be coupled spinning pranic whirlpools composed of spiraling vectors, kinda like kundalini, and that this awe inspiring movement has not been adequately characterized?  Even ordinary analog vector signals are difficult to model so a three dimensional whirlpool — the ultimate compound analog device — at the level of a scalar, would most definitely be a forbidding challenge.  In any case, should it surprise us that with spirals being ubiquitous, even iconic in nature, that there would be a more fundamental equivalent in the scalar world?  It would be more surprising if there weren’t.  And why is an object so central to eastern cosmology so conspicuously absent from mainstream western scientific investigation?   You’d think energy was confined to railroad tracks and that transverse sinusoidal waves were the ‘bee’s knee’s’ — the end of the story — in some frozen, eternal trolley car world.  Something had to shape that hurricane and hurricanes are certainly not short on energy.  i.e.: spiraling storms don’t come from straight lines.  Straight lines do.

In any case, common sense alone should tell us that if you’re going to create a duality from an infinite source, then you need a device to transition somehow and the dual vortice is the path of least resistance for doing just that.  You could think of it as an ‘etheric fiber optic interface’ — or better yet, a sort of double barreled ‘cosmic universal joint’ with spiraling bearings and ‘three on the Tree’!  I mean, there is nothing else in nature even remotely up to the job.  In fact this vortical movement would be a dimensional transition or stepping down from an infinite space into 3d space — Huxley’s Reducing valve — where space can appear to ‘stand still’ — and it is accomplished in nature with a hybrid movement or standing spiral, also known as first movement.

So the dual opposing vortice and/or chakra is the bridge between the real… the primal space and our world, and back!  (the ‘real space’ race)   It is the engine of creation and destruction — a rotating tug of war between Shiva and Shakti.   As such it requires a balancing force or Vishnu.  But we don’t see Vishnu as he’s outside of creation — in the source.  Vishnu is the one who twists the valves of creation to maintain the world.   He spins the chakras — tweaks our world in a system so granular that it’s capable of changes so fine as to go virtually unnoticed — or so sudden as to seem catastrophic.  All things are possible in such a system — and such a system we seem to have. 

Yes… Three on the Tree indeed.  Always Three.  The Caduceus, gift of Apollo (the God of light!) was two serpents wrapped around a central, immovable staff — “thy rod and thy staff!” — and they are positioned in perfect balance, exactly as the waveforms would be in its namesake coil just before they would collapse, thus revealing their precious ‘information’.   On and on… you name it… always Three.  “Thus the Law of Three is manifested and the spiraling octave is writ large.”

So if the dual opposing vortices would seem to be a ‘u-joint’ in the ‘real space’ race — a ‘gnostic tunnel’ from one existence to another — where do we go from here?  Well one could start by going outward — from spinning scalars to orb like particles — from flowform’s to flowers, monochords to musical scores, from minor and major charkas to trout streams and tornados — from planetary power spots to spiraling planet tracks — Galactic schematics… it’s all there.  Its got ‘Doors to dimensions’ and puzzling paradox — infinitely granular and coarse beyond belief.  It’s creative and destructive, capable of instantaneous change and insidious mission creep… it’s all there — east and west, Huxley and Hermes, chaos and common sense — an ‘in your face mystery’ a million miles from everywhere, it’s all there… in the ‘Blake of an eye’ and a hundred mile stare.

It’s all there…

But one really begins to appreciate the view when one takes the opposite journey — inward — beginning with our spiraling vector.  If such a phenomenon exists, one would naturally ask what would lie ‘beneath’ it or ‘behind’ it and the answer would have to be a scalar — buta scalar on a much smaller ‘scale’.   And that scalar would in turn be composed of even smaller spiraling vectors composed of still smaller scalars and on and on — spiraling vectors enfolding spinning scalars enfolding spiraling vectors on into infinity — Planck Length be damned — an infinitely enfolding energetic Mandelbrot.   And when one contemplates such an infinitely regressing movement one begins to appreciate that the words ‘first movement’ doesn’t even begin to express the beginning — that it’s all an endless beginning — it’s all a one act play — an infinitely recursive and enfolding one act play.   Thus the ‘first movement’ is everywhere you look and pretty soon your sense of time will begin to attenuate along with your recursive view and on and on.

And a funny thing happens when you take the time to re-read this article.  You’ll begin to see deeper levels of meaning enfolded in each paragraph, sentence and word than the previous time you read it and then you’ll see that the article itself is an enfolded Mandelbrot and your appreciation for it will deepen and deepen recursively like your newly enfolding view.  And soon you’ll look up and see the same thing in every thing you look at until your view of reality begins to shift and with it meaning itself will take on a whole new meaning and on and on and on – beginnings enfolding endings which enfold another beginning until there’s no more beginnings or endings and you just are.

 

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Postscript

 

There was one contemporary of Tesla who was not off-put by his ‘out of this world’ ideas and his name was Walter Russell.  To characterize Russell as a ‘Renaissance Man’ would be to not do justice to his being.  Russell was a natural mystic, artist, educator and businessman — the very prototype of what many would hope to be the practical, fully functioning enlightened future of humanity.   And the dual opposing vortices were at the heart of his cosmology.  Tesla and he were acquainted and paradoxically, it was Tesla that told Russell to ‘bury his ideas for a thousand years’ as humanity was not ready for what he had to express.  But as Robert Otey, an authority on Russell, has pointed out in an on-line interview with Matt Presti, Tesla was not aware of the coming Hunab Ku in 2012 and the acceleration of time that came with it.  But we are. 

For an inspiring musical and visual tour of Walter Russell’s (and Viktor Schauberger’s) scalable spiraling world see this.

For an excellent illustration of Viktor Schauberger’s naturally spiraling waveforms see the book ‘Hidden Nature’ by Alick Bartholomew

Also, western science is finally coming close to validating Valerie Hunt’s empirical discovery decades ago of ‘sound you can see‘ — a sort of ‘Synesthesia’, long known to the initiated and familiar to sensitive’s, OOB & NDE experiencers alike, it’s been a ‘long time comin’

See Dr. Hunt’s DVD ‘The Human Energy Field and Health‘ for images of ‘light you can listen to’ and much, much more… in my world, she gets the Nobel – in 2013!

For a more ‘chaos like’ alternative view of magnetic fields as dual opposing spinning (and wild looking) vortices see the classic book ‘The Secret World of Magnets‘ by Howard Johnson, from Tom Bearden’s Cheniere Press link below or on Amazon…

To see an interesting Mayan correlation between our spiraling galaxy and the Vedic chakra system see chapter 23 of John Major Jenkins book ‘Galactic Alignment‘.

And last but by no means least, in one of the many synchronicities associated with the writing above, I came across this image, shortly after finishing this piece — Thank You Alex Grey— one picture truly is worth an infinity of feeble words…

 

May we all enjoy the view…

from our human but impersonal ‘you’.

Big Apple to Katmandu!… may the Hunab Ku renew.

 

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Image by NASA Goddard Photo and Video, courtesy of Creative Commons license.

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How Much Does LSD Cost? When shopping around for that magical psychedelic substance, there can be many uncertainties when new to buying LSD. You may be wondering how much does LSD cost? In this article, we will discuss what to expect when purchasing LSD on the black market, what forms LSD is sold in, and the standard breakdown of buying LSD in quantity.   Navy Use of LSD on the Dark Web The dark web is increasingly popular for purchasing illegal substances. The US Navy has now noticed this trend with their staff. Read to learn more.   Having Sex on LSD: What You Need to Know Can you have sex on LSD? Read our guide to learn everything about sex on acid, from lowered inhibitions to LSD users quotes on sex while tripping.   A Drug That Switches off an LSD Trip A pharmaceutical company is developing an “off-switch” drug for an LSD trip, in the case that a bad trip can happen. Some would say there is no such thing.   Queen of Hearts: An Interview with Liz Elliot on Tim Leary and LSD The history of psychedelia, particularly the British experience, has been almost totally written by men. Of the women involved, especially those who were in the thick of it, little has been written either by or about them. A notable exception is Liz Elliot.   LSD Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety LSD, Lysergic acid diethylamide, or just acid is one of the most important psychedelics ever discovered. What did history teach us?   Microdosing LSD & Common Dosage Explained Microdosing, though imperceivable, is showing to have many health benefits–here is everything you want to know about microdosing LSD.   LSD Resources Curious to learn more about LSD? This guide includes comprehensive LSD resources containing books, studies and more.   LSD as a Spiritual Aid There is common consent that the evolution of mankind is paralleled by the increase and expansion of consciousness. From the described process of how consciousness originates and develops, it becomes evident that its growth depends on its faculty of perception. Therefore every means of improving this faculty should be used.   Legendary LSD Blotter Art: A Hidden Craftsmanship Have you ever heard of LSD blotter art? Explore the trippy world of LSD art and some of the top artists of LSD blotter art.   LSD and Exercise: Does it Work? LSD and exercise? Learn why high-performing athletes are taking hits of LSD to improve their overall potential.   Jan Bastiaans Treated Holocaust Survivors with LSD Dutch psychiatrist, Jan Bastiaans administered LSD-assisted therapy to survivors of the Holocaust. A true war hero and pioneer of psychedelic-therapy.   LSD and Spiritual Awakening I give thanks for LSD, which provided the opening that led me to India in 1971 and brought me to Neem Karoli Baba, known as Maharajji. Maharajji is described by the Indians as a “knower of hearts.”   How LSD is Made: Everything You Need to Know Ever wonder how to make LSD? Read our guide to learn everything you need to know about the procedures of how LSD is made.   How to Store LSD: Best Practices Learn the best way to store LSD, including the proper temperature and conditions to maximize how long LSD lasts when stored.   Bicycle Day: The Discovery of LSD Every year on April 19th, psychonauts join forces to celebrate Bicycle Day. Learn about the famous day when Albert Hoffman first discovered the effects of LSD.   Cary Grant: A Hollywood Legend On LSD Cary Grant was a famous actor during the 1930’s-60’s But did you know Grant experimented with LSD? Read our guide to learn more.   Albert Hofmann: LSD — My Problem Child Learn about Albert Hofmann and his discovery of LSD, along with the story of Bicycle Day and why it marks a historic milestone.   Babies are High: What Does LSD Do To Your Brain What do LSD and babies have in common? Researchers at the Imperial College in London discover that an adult’s brain on LSD looks like a baby’s brain.   1P LSD: Effects, Benefits, Safety Explained 1P LSD is an analogue of LSD and homologue of ALD-25. Here is everything you want to know about 1P LSD and how it compares to LSD.   Francis Crick, DNA & LSD Type ‘Francis Crick LSD’ into Google, and the result will be 30,000 links. Many sites claim that Crick (one of the two men responsible for discovering the structure of DNA), was either under the influence of LSD at the time of his revelation or used the drug to help with his thought processes during his research. Is this true?   What Happens If You Overdose on LSD? A recent article presented three individuals who overdosed on LSD. Though the experience was unpleasant, the outcomes were remarkably positive.

The Ayahuasca Experience
Ayahuasca is both a medicine and a visionary aid. You can employ ayahuasca for physical, mental, emotional and spiritual repair, and you can engage with the power of ayahuasca for deeper insight and realization. If you consider attainment of knowledge in the broadest perspective, you can say that at all times, ayahuasca heals.

 

Trippy Talk: Meet Ayahuasca with Sitaramaya Sita and PlantTeachers
Sitaramaya Sita is a spiritual herbalist, pusangera, and plant wisdom practitioner formally trained in the Shipibo ayahuasca tradition.

 

The Therapeutic Value of Ayahuasca
My best description of the impact of ayahuasca is that it’s a rocket boost to psychospiritual growth and unfolding, my professional specialty during my thirty-five years of private practice.

 

Microdosing Ayahuasca: Common Dosage Explained
What is ayahuasca made of and what is considered a microdose? Explore insights with an experienced Peruvian brewmaster and learn more about this practice.

 

Ayahuasca Makes Neuron Babies in Your Brain
Researchers from Beckley/Sant Pau Research Program have shared the latest findings in their study on the effects of ayahuasca on neurogenesis.

 

The Fatimiya Sufi Order and Ayahuasca
In this interview, the founder of the Fatimiya Sufi Order,  N. Wahid Azal, discusses the history and uses of plant medicines in Islamic and pre-Islamic mystery schools.

 

Consideration Ayahuasca for Treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Research indicates that ayahuasca mimics mechanisms of currently accepted treatments for PTSD. In order to understand the implications of ayahuasca treatment, we need to understand how PTSD develops.

 

Brainwaves on Ayahuasca: A Waking Dream State
In a study researchers shared discoveries showing ingredients found in Ayahuasca impact the brainwaves causing a “waking dream” state.

 

Cannabis and Ayahuasca: Mixing Entheogenic Plants
Cannabis and Ayahuasca: most people believe they shouldn’t be mixed. Read this personal experience peppered with thoughts from a pro cannabis Peruvian Shaman.

 

Ayahuasca Retreat 101: Everything You Need to Know to Brave the Brew
Ayahuasca has been known to be a powerful medicinal substance for millennia. However, until recently, it was only found in the jungle. Word of its deeply healing and cleansing properties has begun to spread across the world as many modern, Western individuals are seeking spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical well-being. More ayahuasca retreat centers are emerging in the Amazon and worldwide to meet the demand.

 

Ayahuasca Helps with Grief
A new study published in psychopharmacology found that ayahuasca helped those suffering from the loss of a loved one up to a year after treatment.

 

Ayahuasca Benefits: Clinical Improvements for Six Months
Ayahuasca benefits can last six months according to studies. Read here to learn about the clinical improvements from drinking the brew.

 

Ayahuasca Culture: Indigenous, Western, And The Future
Ayahuasca has been use for generations in the Amazon. With the rise of retreats and the brew leaving the rainforest how is ayahuasca culture changing?

 

Ayahuasca Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
The Amazonian brew, Ayahuasca has a long history and wide use. Read our guide to learn all about the tea from its beginnings up to modern-day interest.

 

Ayahuasca and the Godhead: An Interview with Wahid Azal of the Fatimiya Sufi Order
Wahid Azal, a Sufi mystic of The Fatimiya Sufi Order and an Islamic scholar, talks about entheogens, Sufism, mythology, and metaphysics.

 

Ayahuasca and the Feminine: Women’s Roles, Healing, Retreats, and More
Ayahuasca is lovingly called “grandmother” or “mother” by many. Just how feminine is the brew? Read to learn all about women and ayahuasca.

What Is the Standard of Care for Ketamine Treatments?
Ketamine therapy is on the rise in light of its powerful results for treatment-resistant depression. But, what is the current standard of care for ketamine? Read to find out.

What Is Dissociation and How Does Ketamine Create It?
Dissociation can take on multiple forms. So, what is dissociation like and how does ketamine create it? Read to find out.

Having Sex on Ketamine: Getting Physical on a Dissociative
Curious about what it could feel like to have sex on a dissociate? Find out all the answers in our guide to sex on ketamine.

Special K: The Party Drug
Special K refers to Ketamine when used recreationally. Learn the trends as well as safety information around this substance.

Kitty Flipping: When Ketamine and Molly Meet
What is it, what does it feel like, and how long does it last? Read to explore the mechanics of kitty flipping.

Ketamine vs. Esketamine: 3 Important Differences Explained
Ketamine and esketamine are used to treat depression. But what’s the difference between them? Read to learn which one is right for you: ketamine vs. esketamine.

Guide to Ketamine Treatments: Understanding the New Approach
Ketamine is becoming more popular as more people are seeing its benefits. Is ketamine a fit? Read our guide for all you need to know about ketamine treatments.

Ketamine Treatment for Eating Disorders
Ketamine is becoming a promising treatment for various mental health conditions. Read to learn how individuals can use ketamine treatment for eating disorders.

Ketamine Resources, Studies, and Trusted Information
Curious to learn more about ketamine? This guide includes comprehensive ketamine resources containing books, studies and more.

Ketamine Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
Our ultimate guide to ketamine has everything you need to know about this “dissociative anesthetic” and how it is being studied for depression treatment.

Ketamine for Depression: A Mental Health Breakthrough
While antidepressants work for some, many others find no relief. Read to learn about the therapeutic uses of ketamine for depression.

Ketamine for Addiction: Treatments Offering Hope
New treatments are offering hope to individuals suffering from addiction diseases. Read to learn how ketamine for addiction is providing breakthrough results.

Microdosing Ketamine & Common Dosages Explained
Microdosing, though imperceivable, is showing to have many health benefits–here is everything you want to know about microdosing ketamine.

How to Ease a Ketamine Comedown
Knowing what to expect when you come down from ketamine can help integrate the experience to gain as much value as possible.

How to Store Ketamine: Best Practices
Learn the best ways how to store ketamine, including the proper temperature and conditions to maximize how long ketamine lasts when stored.

How To Buy Ketamine: Is There Legal Ketamine Online?
Learn exactly where it’s legal to buy ketamine, and if it’s possible to purchase legal ketamine on the internet.

How Long Does Ketamine Stay in Your System?
How long does ketamine stay in your system? Are there lasting effects on your body? Read to discover the answers!

How Ketamine is Made: Everything You Need to Know
Ever wonder how to make Ketamine? Read our guide to learn everything you need to know about the procedures of how Ketamine is made.

Colorado on Ketamine: First Responders Waiver Programs
Fallout continues after Elijah McClain. Despite opposing recommendations from some city council, Colorado State Health panel recommends the continued use of ketamine by medics for those demonstrating “excited delirium” or “extreme agitation”.

Types of Ketamine: Learn the Differences & Uses for Each
Learn about the different types of ketamine and what they are used for—and what type might be right for you. Read now to find out!

Kitty Flipping: When Ketamine and Molly Meet
What is it, what does it feel like, and how long does it last? Read to explore the mechanics of kitty flipping.

MDMA & Ecstasy Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
Our ultimate guide to MDMA has everything you want to know about Ecstasy from how it was developed in 1912 to why it’s being studied today.

How To Get the Most out of Taking MDMA as a Couple
Taking MDMA as a couple can lead to exciting experiences. Read here to learn how to get the most of of this love drug in your relationship.

Common MDMA Dosage & Microdosing Explained
Microdosing, though imperceivable, is showing to have many health benefits–here is everything you want to know about microdosing MDMA.

Having Sex on MDMA: What You Need to Know
MDMA is known as the love drug… Read our guide to learn all about sex on MDMA and why it is beginning to makes its way into couple’s therapy.

How MDMA is Made: Common Procedures Explained
Ever wonder how to make MDMA? Read our guide to learn everything you need to know about the procedures of how MDMA is made.

Hippie Flipping: When Shrooms and Molly Meet
What is it, what does it feel like, and how long does it last? Explore the mechanics of hippie flipping and how to safely experiment.

How Cocaine is Made: Common Procedures Explained
Ever wonder how to make cocaine? Read our guide to learn everything you need to know about the procedures of how cocaine is made.

A Christmas Sweater with Santa and Cocaine
This week, Walmart came under fire for a “Let it Snow” Christmas sweater depicting Santa with lines of cocaine. Columbia is not merry about it.

Ultimate Cocaine Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
This guide covers what you need to know about Cocaine, including common effects and uses, legality, safety precautions and top trends today.

NEWS: An FDA-Approved Cocaine Nasal Spray
The FDA approved a cocaine nasal spray called Numbrino, which has raised suspicions that the pharmaceutical company, Lannett Company Inc., paid off the FDA..

The Ultimate Guide to Cannabis Bioavailability
What is bioavailability and how can it affect the overall efficacy of a psychedelic substance? Read to learn more.

Cannabis Research Explains Sociability Behaviors
New research by Dr. Giovanni Marsicano shows social behavioral changes occur as a result of less energy available to the neurons. Read here to learn more.

The Cannabis Shaman
If recreational and medical use of marijuana is becoming accepted, can the spiritual use as well? Experiential journalist Rak Razam interviews Hamilton Souther, founder of the 420 Cannabis Shamanism movement…

Cannabis Guide: Effects, Common Uses, Safety
Our ultimate guide to Cannabis has everything you want to know about this popular substances that has psychedelic properties.

Cannabis and Ayahuasca: Mixing Entheogenic Plants
Cannabis and Ayahuasca: most people believe they shouldn’t be mixed. Read this personal experience peppered with thoughts from a procannabis Peruvian Shaman.

CBD-Rich Cannabis Versus Single-Molecule CBD
A ground-breaking study has documented the superior therapeutic properties of whole plant Cannabis extract as compared to synthetic cannabidiol (CBD), challenging the medical-industrial complex’s notion that “crude” botanical preparations are less effective than single-molecule compounds.

Cannabis Has Always Been a Medicine
Modern science has already confirmed the efficacy of cannabis for most uses described in the ancient medical texts, but prohibitionists still claim that medical cannabis is “just a ruse.”

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