The unique and fascinating worlds of psychedelics and shamanism have been intersecting for thousands of years, deeply embedded in indigenous practices and traditional healing of ancient societies. This profound connection between mind-altering substances and spiritual experiences is not merely a by-product of contemporary culture but hails back to the very roots of humankind’s quest for…
When art and spirituality intersect, the result is often a surreal and mystifying amalgam of colours, shapes, and ideas. This transcendental art, often inspired by experiences stemming from divine encounters and metaphysical realms, has long intrigued critics, scholars, and casual observers alike. Historically, artist visionaries like Hieronymus Bosch and Salvador Dali introduced the world to…
The use of psychedelics has long been associated with spirituality and self-discovery. Throughout the history of humanity, we have sought ways to alter our consciousness, reflect upon our inner thoughts and emotions, and connect with the Universe. One avenue of exploration has involved the use of natural psychedelic substances such as psilocybin mushrooms, peyote, and…
Psychedelic music, a genre born in the 1960s, has timelessly shaped and significantly evolved the music industry by its introduction of mind-expanding sounds, hallucinogenic influences, and spiritual vibrations. With roots spread across multiple genres, including psychedelic rock and electronic music, the key appeal of this music genre lies in its ability to induce altered states…
In today’s fast-paced world of technology and ubiquitous access to information, it is more important than ever to recognize the role that art plays in our daily lives. From fashion and design to music and cinema, art has a profound influence on our collective conscious, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of popular culture. In recent years,…
The realm of psychedelics has long been intertwined with the world of art and creativity, allowing innovation and insights into the true depths of human perception. As researchers have continued to dive into the multifaceted exploration of psychedelics, they have come across a fascinating intersection between science and art, uncovering a mind-bending meeting point of…
Psychedelics and meditation, seemingly separate but linked by a shared purpose: to unlock greater depths of consciousness expansion, spiritual experiences, and opportunities for self-discovery. Both practices have seen a resurgence in recent times, reflecting humanity’s perpetual quest for understanding its inner and outer universe. Meditation, an ancient practice rooted in diverse cultures, paves the way…
Traditionally confined to the realms of music and lifestyle of the 1960s and 70s, the realm of psychedelic aesthetics has transcended its time period to leave a lasting mark on various other artistic domains as well. The term “psychedelic” comes from the Greek words “psyche,” meaning mind, and “delos,” meaning manifest. It refers to the…
As the human mind explored new realms of consciousness in the 1960s and 70s, a era-defining genre was born – psychedelic music. This innovative genre, often characterized by its trippy and distortion-heavy sonics, echoed the free-spirited reckless abandon of counterculture, clashing with traditional mainstream music at the time. Psychedelic music originated as a reactionary musical…
Today’s world is characterized by an ever-growing interest in diverse altered states of consciousness, a phenomenon we can observe on the borders between psychology, spirituality, and the broader study of consciousness. Therein, a prominent feature appears to be the growing interest and acceptance of psychedelic substances, recognized for their potential to foster spiritual awakening, transcendence,…