Entheogenesis - Planting seeds for earth, body, and mind
Entheogenesis - Planting seeds for earth, body, and mind

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In Conversation
– with Douglas Rushkoff

By secretary@entheogenesis.org on September 30, 2022
From hanging with Tim Leary in the 80s underground psychedelic culture to playing a crucial role chronicling the rise (and maybe fall) of cyberpunk rave culture in the 90s, Douglas Rushkoff has been at the frontline of some startling cultural…
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DOUGLAS RUSHKOFF

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Douglas Rushkoff will be streaming into the conference for a live ‘in conversation’ piece with writer and long-term friend of EGA, Rich Haridy.   Winner of the Media Ecology Association’s first Neil Postman award for Career Achievement…
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Permaculture: Stories celebrating floristic and fungal abundance
– David Holmgren

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  David Holmgren draws on a lifelong passion for ethnobotanical knowledge and practise to tell stories that celebrate abundance and diversity pushing the boundaries of social and at times legal norms. These true stories cut paths through…
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Psychedelics in Medicine. Placebo or panacea?
– Dr Suresh Muthukumarasway

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There is increasing interest in the potential for psychedelic drugs such as psilocybin, LSD and ketamine to treat several mental health disorders, with a growing number of randomised controlled trials (RCTs) being conducted to investigate…
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Strychnine
– Keeper Trout

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Strychnine What is strychnine, and why do people seem to believe that it is in so many different plants and drugs? Has that ever been true? If so, why, when, and where And why do so many people want to believe that strychnine causes symptoms that…
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Tobacco Substitutes in Australia – the Whitefella Perspective
– Snu Voogelbreinder

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Following on from my previous EGA presentation on pituri and tobacco substitutes used by Aboriginal Australians, we revisit the topic from another angle by looking at plants used by non-indigenous Australians as tobacco substitutes. The…
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Psychedelics 2.0 and beyond
– Dr Sam Banister

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In the past decade, there has been an explosion of research focused on the medicinal chemistry of psychedelics. Dozens of companies around the world are developing entirely new psychedelic medicines for the treatment of serious mental health…
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Drilling Down
– Mark Pesce

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What does nitrous oxide, delivered in an Endodontist’s chair in Chatswood, have to do with the interdependent co-arising of form, perception, and reality? The great web of causality - Indra’s Net - presents us with the consequences of our…
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‘Deep Ecology’ (and the power of ethnobotanical plants)
– John Seed

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'Deep Ecology' (and the power of ethnobotanical plants)   I have worked for worldwide rainforests since 1979. Although many of our efforts succeeded, for every forest saved 100 have disappeared. Clearly, you can’t save the planet one…
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Transcendent Technologies: Shamanism in the digital age
– Lynette Wallworth

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Wallworth will discuss the creative journey she experienced while co-creating her ground-breaking Virtual Reality work Awavena with a Brazilian Amazonian tribe and how it has shaped her understanding of the potential for new immersive…
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