Hallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
read moreHallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
read moreHallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
read moreHallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
read moreHallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
read moreHallucinogenic medications have been considered with recharged consideration as of late for their capability to help treat melancholy and tension. These medications incorporate enchantment
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As we have mentioned on Big Think before, psychedelic drugs are currently enjoying a surge of new interest in medicine. Psilocybin (the compound in magic mushrooms) is showing potential in the treatment of anxiety, and LSD shows promise against alcoholism. While some of these drugs were used previously for therapeutic purposes, their association with the counterculture proved dangerous to their legality. As such, only now are their potential benefits being reconsidered.
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The new juice cleanse, ayahuasca has been touted as the drug of choice for the age of kale; a way to purge the bad and feel amazing. An Amazonian psychoactive brew, the hallucinogen is making a big impact in hipster circles and can act as a spiritual catalyst (as shown by its 5,000 years of
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On a September evening in 1951, William S. Burroughs misjudged his aim while attempting a drunken party trick, shooting his wife dead. The previous year, the couple had moved to Mexico City to wait out a five-year statute of limitation on a New Orleans drug charge against Burroughs. It was during this time that, at the push of friend Allen Ginsberg, the then-unknown Burroughs had begun cobbling together what would be his first published novel, Junkie. Written under a pseudonym, it was a more-autobiographical-than-not look into the everyday life of a multi-drug addict and heroin dealer, ending with the hopeful musing, maybe I will find in yage what I was looking for in junk and weed and coke. Yage may be the final fix.
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Ayahuasca Tourism – Attracting Western Explorers Ayahuasca tourism – In the first place, there was regurgitation. At that point came the hallucinations. Sooner or later all feeling of time was lost, and it felt like the body had been deserted as the psyche – or maybe was it the soul – investigated another measurement.
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It’s one of those exceptional, significant minutes in life where you ponder, “What the heck am I doing? How could did I arrive here?” There I was, sitting leg over leg in an ayahuasca circle in a remote section of Costa Rica, minutes from sharing in my first Ayahuasca service.
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