Psychedelics have held a prominent place in human culture for thousands of years. Their capacity to induce altered states of consciousness and profound subjective experiences has made them important tools for spiritual and personal growth. The indigenous use of these substances, often referred to as entheogens, has been deeply rooted in shamanism, religion and spirituality….
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,…
The human experience is inherently multidimensional, filled with a range of emotions, perceptions, ideas, and experiences that are individual as they are unique. Feelings of lucid dreaming, out-of-body experiences, time dilation, and the belief in parallel universes are all examples of altered states of reality. The exploration of these states of mind has been a…
From the swirling kaleidoscope of colours in Peter Max’s works to the surreal landscapes in Mati Klarwein’s canvases, the world of psychedelic art is filled with iconic and influential artists. Psychedelic art, characterized by its vibrant colors, abstract patterns, and surreal imagery, emerged in the 1960s and 70s, a time of rapid cultural and societal…
Psychedic Art – a term that transports you to a cosmos filled with far-out figures, swirling colors, and profound symbolism. Unlike rigid conventional themes, the burgeoning visionary art movement focuses on spiraling contours and incandescent hues to evoke a sense of euphoria and spiritual awakening. This state of ecstatic enlightenment, captured by visionary artists, results…
Psychedelics have long been associated with counterculture movements and recreational misuse. However, a significant shift is underway. Today, psychedelics are being reconceptualized as powerful tools in the treatment of various mental health disorders. This article provides a comprehensive overview of psychedelic-assisted therapy and its remarkable therapeutic potential. Psychedelics are classes of drugs that significantly alter…
The world of spirituality often embraces various mediums to facilitate enlightenment and self-discovery. These mediums can range from meditation practices and divination to sacred rituals and the use of entheogenic plants. Among these, the use of psychedelics has particularly drawn attention due to their capacity to catalyze profound mystical experiences and prompt a spiritual awakening….
The mental health community is seeing a resurgence in interest regarding the potential therapeutic effects of psychedelic substances. Traditionally vilified and shunned by the mainstream, recent scientific endeavors have unveiled promising results, leading many professionals to call for a reevaluation of these substances in regards to mental health treatment. < a href="https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/psychedelic-drugs-health-benefits/">Psychedelic-assisted therapy , which…
The history of psychedelics in art reaches as far back as humanity itself, with visionary states of mind and their resulting creative expressions having a longstanding, intricate relationship. Throughout the ages, artists have either depicted themes of altered consciousness or incorporated mind-altering substances in their artistic processes. While the modern era popularized the usage of…
For centuries, indigenous cultures around the world have utilized psychedelic substances in their spiritual rituals and ceremonies. At the forefront of these potent substances are magic mushrooms, specifically Psilocybe cubensis (1). Aside from their role in ethnomycology and psychopharmacology, these enchanting fungi have deeply entwined themselves in the creative world, heavily influencing the realm of…