Prehistoric mushroom use in Spain
Europeans may have used magic mushrooms to liven up religious rituals 6000 years ago. So suggests a cave mural in Spain, which may depict fungi
The OPEN Foundation hosts a directory of psychedelic book reviews. On this page, you can search through the database to find reviews for books written about psychedelics. These books will inform you about the history, scientific analysis of psychedelics, and so much more.
These books range from scientific to esoteric. Books about psychedelics are a great way to learn about the cultural and chemical history of these substances.From the unconscious to the Amazon, psychedelics have had an impact on the world that is hard to fathom. These books on psychedelics give you a glimpse into the history, use, and therapeutic applications of these entactogens.
Europeans may have used magic mushrooms to liven up religious rituals 6000 years ago. So suggests a cave mural in Spain, which may depict fungi
The Shulgin Index is a comprehensive collection of the known psychedelic phenethylamines and related compounds. There are 126 main compounds with detailed physical properties, synthesis
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Dr. Passie completed his training as a specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy as well as his academic work at the Psychiatric University Hospital Zurich, in
Psychedelic phenomenology deals with the phenomenal content of psychedelic tripping, thus phenomenology approaches psychedelics from the reverse direction of the scientific approach, because instead of
The Amazonian sacramental decoction, ayahuasca (containing an alkaloid once called telepathine by Westerners), has been used by indigenous shamans and healers for several millennia. Apparently,
How does the psychedelic experience affect the knowledge and motivation of the scientist? And what does this mean for academia in general? To answer such
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