Entheogenesis - Planting seeds for earth, body, and mind
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What we know so far about microdosing
– Vince Polito

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What we know so far about microdosing Microdosing has exploded in popularity over the past six years. A microdose can be 1/10th or less of a recreational dose, and users will often microdose regularly every 3 or 4 days over an extended period…
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Ayahuasca and DMT-Based Medicines for Mental Health Applications
– Jerome Sarris & Daniel Perkins

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Ayahuasca is a psychoactive tea containing DMT and several harmala alkaloids, which have been used ceremonially for centuries by Indigenous Amazonian groups. Recent decades have seen the brew gaining popularity internationally for its…
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Sex and psilocybin genes in magic mushrooms
– Alistair McTaggart

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Most magic mushrooms are species of Psilocybe, which nearly all share a cluster of genes that metabolise tryptophan into psilocybin. Two species are widespread in Australia, Psilocybe cubensis (cubes), and P. subaeruginosa (subs). Psilocybe…
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PRISM: Trip sitting and psychedelic harm reduction
– Steph Tzanetis

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The principles for psychedelic support (otherwise known as ‘trip sitting’) that are promoted by international groups like MAPS Zendo Project and Kosmicare Association, as well as PRISM. Psychedelic support in music event settings is different…
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Some Traps, Pitfalls and Questions of the Psychedelic Path
– Nick Sun

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With the increasing acceptance within the mainstream, many people are seeking psychedelics for many reasons. Healing, meaning, spiritual awakening, pleasure… The list goes on. There are also many routes for meeting these medicines as…
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Technology to Nurture the Psyche

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How do we use technology to deepen our self-agency, to enhance our humanity? Melissa will take us through a deep dive into the potential of extended reality (XR) technologies to challenge for-granted ways of being and offer opportunities…
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Bill Richard’s Living Room: How are we designing psychedelic clinical spaces?
– Anna Conrick

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The “living room” has long been considered the optimal spatial configuration to contain therapeutic psychedelic experiences. Recognised for its ability to elicit feelings of comfort and safety and positioned in diametric opposition…
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The problems of the throwing out of babies with bath waters: Whose paradigms are we really shifting?
– Simon Green

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For at least 25 years, I have worked in the Healing Arts, and for 20 deeply engaged with the “entheogenic” plant centred systems of Curanderismo of Latin America. I’ve also engaged with, befriended, and worked alongside healers from the world’s…
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A New Trip: towards a path of representation, inclusion and safety in the psychedelic movement
– Meredith Drinkell

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A New Trip: towards a path of representation, inclusion and safety in the psychedelic movement Psychedelics have moved to the forefront of global mainstream consciousness, and research continues to show their efficacy and promise in treating…
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A Prescription of NeuroGnostics; Entheogenic Herbalism
– Rachel Gagen

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A Prescription of NeuroGnostics; Entheogenic Herbalism   We are going to explore psychotropic herbalism, organic biological organisms used as a medicine that have an affinity for the mind. In particular, herbs that have an affinity…
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