#111 Monstrous allies
Visions of monsters during psychedelic experiences are part of us and should be regarded as wise and powerful allies from whom we can learn.
Visions of monsters during psychedelic experiences are part of us and should be regarded as wise and powerful allies from whom we can learn.
What conclusions can/should we make if someone dies at a psychedelic retreat? Let’s consider provider, patient, and societal perspectives.
What can Frank Herbert’s Dune story teach us about how to better survive spiritual or non-physical realms elicited by psychedelics?
I gave a crash lecture on Tabernanthe iboga, including the visionary experience it elicits, for University of Oslo’s student association.
This is what I would have said to first and second year PSTS students regarding being an independent researcher post graduation.
We’re seeing legalization of once demonized drugs such as cannabis and psychedelics because state actors don’t want to be left behind.
I answer a friend’s question regarding how psychedelics have changed me from my view but also from my friends and family’s perspective.
It’s impossible for others to appreciate my research into psychedelics and technology without having all the puzzle pieces of my vision.
My thoughts on attending the first Nordic Psychedelic Science Conference in Oslo, Norway, May 19–20, 2022.
What do we lose and what do we gain from natural vs. artificial production and therefore consumption, and legal vs. illegal status, of drugs?