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.
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Excerpt: “Challenging Trips and Introduction to the Shadow”
The following excerpt from the book, Your Psilocybin Mushroom Companion, by drug policy journalist Michelle Janikian explores the concept of challenging trips, specifically with psilocybin mushrooms, and how to navigate these types of experiences. The chapter is titled “Challenging Trips and Introduction to the Shadow,” and speaks to experiences that can happen to anyone regardless …
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Fentanyl Kills More People Than Guns
An edited version of Ben Westhoff and Joe Rogan’s talk on the fentanyl and opioid crisis, how psychedelics are helping, and the importance of education.
Meditation Guide: Benefits and Tips to Help You Begin Your Practice
In this guide we cover different types of meditation, their uses, and benefits. Interested in starting a meditation practice? Follow these tips.
Dream Interruptus
I had been so excited in that bedroom. Yet I had been called from lovemaking by something strong. How many lives was I living right now? Which of the dreams was most real?
Crisis and Ceremony
Drinking ayahuasca is like letting the forest and all the laws that govern it into your body. This medicine shows you what is really there, who you really are, what this really is. If you’ve been telling yourself stories or spackling over holes, the jig is up as soon as you enter the circle.
History in the Making at Standing Rock
There is a systemic psycho-spiritual disease—a true madness—that pervades the body politic of humanity, and what is happening at Standing Rock is an acute localized outbreak of this disease.
The Journey of a Psychedelic Marine
It was infuriating that the solution to much of life’s angst had always been hidden in plain sight if only the veil could have been lifted. The fights I could have sidestepped, the conflicts and squabbles, the overwhelming enormity of self-inflicted suffering that could have been avoided didn’t bear thinking about.
The Abolition of Whiteness
The practice of sitting required me to abolish the supremacy of whiteness that lived in myself and make a practice of doing so on the regular, with every breath so the volcanic pressure, the grief, and rage have witness and release without boiling up and exploding all over my newly found sense of self.
Understanding Pisces
As the Sun enters Pisces it’s a good time to reflect upon this vast and vastly misunderstood sign of the zodiac.