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Julie Megler MSN, NP-BC - ERIE, Mental Health, and Integration May 24, 2017

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In this episode, Kyle and Joe talk with Julie Megler from Entheogenic Research, Integration, and Education (ERIE) about psychedelics and integration. We learn about the work and mission of ERIE, and how Julie got involved/interested in psychedelics. Integration is a growing concern in the psychedelic world. We continue the conversation by having Julie on the show to learn more about her work. Leave us a comment below and let us know what you think!

About Erie ERIE is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the sharing of entheogenic and transpersonal knowledge in a non-hierarchical, community based format, located in the San Francisco Bay Area. We offer a platform for entheogenic research, integration and education. ERIE is not only a hub of integration information for entheogenic and transpersonal experiences, we also host peer integration circles to facilitate meaning-making and community building. We host monthly educational events including symposiums, forums, and conferences on varied topics surrounding entheogenic research and activism. We are dedicated to supporting cognitive liberty by offering a learning environment to support grassroots education and outreach on the topics of integration and entheogenic potentials. Mission The Entheogenic Research, Integration, and Education (ERIE) mission: 1) Review and conduct research on the use of traditional plant medicines, and their modern analogs, for creativity, healing, personal growth, and spiritual exploration 2) Develop integration methods that combine new research with existing, tested practices to help people incorporate extraordinary experiences into their lives 3) Articulate a new educational paradigm that honors and draws upon the vast Indigenous knowledge of plant and fungi kingdoms, then envisions new applications of it within contemporary Western contexts 4) Create a forum for the responsible discussion of these topics. Links

ERIE
Annie Oak - full circle tea house - http://www.plantteachers.com/annie-oak/
Ken Tupper - Entheogenic Education: Psychedelics as Tools of Wonder and Awe
International Transpersonal Association 2004 - "MYTHIC IMAGINATION AND MODERN SOCIETY: THE RE-ENCHANTMENT OF THE WORLD"
ICEERS
Brian Anderson - UCSF

https://youtu.be/JEwWEu-Cp9k Julie Megler, MSN, NP-BC *Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner * Trained in Somatic Experiencing * Shipibo/Vegetalista Dieta Experience* Julie is a board certified nurse practitioner in psychiatry and family medicine. She received her Master's of Science in Nursing from the University of Miami, Florida and post master's certificate in psychiatry at the University of California-San Francisco. Julie maintains licenses in family medicine and psychiatry in an effort to close the gap between medical and psychiatric care, incorporating the mind/body connection for most effective treatment. She currently is in private practice in the San Francisco/Bay Area. Her practice focuses on integrative mental health services for emotional and physical well being, as well as integration of non-ordinary states of consciousness. In addition to her clinical work, Julie is on the board of directors of ERIE (Entheogenic Research, Integration, and Education). She has presented on the topics of psychedelic risk reduction, integration, and therapeutic applications of ayahuasca at the Psychedelic Science Conference 2013 & 2017, The Women's Visionary Congress, Detroit's First Entheogenic Conference, and the Visionary Convergence 2015. She has also co-authored chapters in the books Manifesting Minds and The Therapeutic Uses of Ayahuasca. As an experienced clinician, and activist for the psychedelic movement, Julie is dedicated to educating the community about safety and the therapeutic benefits of entheogens. Her particular emphasis on integration assists individuals to develop practices that bring insights from entheogenic work to daily life. You can learn more about Julie's work at erievision.org & mindfulnp.com. Julie has done many ayahuasca sessions and other plant work as well. This along with her medical provider practice as a nurse practitioner in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is able to speak about psychedelic integration from a unique perspective with her background. We think you will really enjoy this episode and please let us know what you think.

Sherree Malcolm Godasi - The Psychedelic Integration Coach May 16, 2017

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As psychedelics and plant medicines continue to gain mainstream attention, more and more people are becoming interested in having their own experience. While many people travel outside their home country to experience ayahuasca legally in a retreat setting, many people are participating in ceremonies in the "underground" all over the world. Attending a festival, large or small, is also a very common place for people to experiment with psychedelic substances. This new wave of psychedelic use is almost like a new rites of passage for many. Two parts of any rites of passage is the preparation and integration of the experience. Sherree Malcolm Godasi can and does help. Download We talk with Sherree Malcolm Godasi about her work with psychedelic preparation and integration. As she mentions on her site, Psychedelic Integration Coach: Preparation for ceremony and ongoing, post-ceremony integration of the lessons shown by Ayahuasca are all about developing the physiological and psychological flexibility that would enable the drinker to surrender to her awesome, wise spirit. It is also about harnessing the time, effort and resources put into ceremony work to ensure that the healing is anchored and cultivated in the default life. The diligent preparation stage aims to cleanse the mind, body and energetic field and opens the drinker to receive, and is most beneficial when started a month in advance. Following the ceremony, as the lessons from La Medicina – THE Medicine – will keep unfolding for weeks, months and even years later, a mindful integration stage of minimum 3 months is recommended. This intentional awareness surrounding the experience allows you to successfully retain the positively life-changing connection with Mother Ayahuasca long after you exit the jungle and return to your home environment – this is how miracles turn into your reality. What type of services does Sherree Offer?

Information addressing your concerns about the use of psychedelic substances/entheogens based on contemporary scientific research, ancient medicine teachings, my academic studies, professional training and personal experience
Support and guidance to those who are experiencing challenging and adverse effects related to psychedelic substances
Support and guidance to those who are undergoing a spiritual emergence or spiritual emergency, due to the use of psychedelic substances or otherwise
Educational tools to individuals who wish to learn how to support others who have experienced/are experiencing altered states.

What type of services does Sherree NOT offer?

Plant medicines or psychedelic substances of any kind, or advice on where/how to acquire them
Psychedelic therapy sessions, guided medicine journeys, or ceremonies involving plant medicines or psychedelic substances
References to facilitators or centers who provide psychedelics/medicine sessions
Recommendations for using any plant medicines/psychedelic substances
Psychotherapy or other clinical mental health services, medical services, evaluations or diagnosis, or legal services.

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Currently offering our "Psychedelic Integration & Self-Care" Course!

Show Notes/Links

Sherree Malcolm Godasi's Website: The Psychedelic Integration Coach
Visionary Relationships: Couples who both work in the visionary world
The real medicine in this world is human connection
The importance of connection and community for the integration process
Preparation & Integration
- Techniques & Practices
- What is it?
- Why is it important?
Childhood trauma - core feelings
The difference between coaching vs. a clinical licensure route for working with psychedelics/integration
Being True To You: Transformational Recovery Coaching
Claudio Naranjo: Chilean psychedelic elder and psychiatrist
LAMPS - Los Angeles Medicinal Plant Society
The Aware Project
InnerSpace Integration
The Temple of the Way of Light
- Dr. Tanya Maté & Integration
ERIE
Joe Tafur
- Nihue Rao Centro Espiritual Ayahuasca Retreat Healing Center
Psychedelic Conference in LA - Feb 2018

About Sherree Malcolm Godasi Sherree Malcolm Godasi, "The Psychedelic Integration Coach", lends a passionate philosophy about mindful integration of the psychedelic experience as an enriching self-care practice and a harm reduction technique. She holds a Master's in psychology specializing in Psychedelic Integration Therapy with a focus on spiritual/depth theories, is a certified senior Psychedelic Integration and Addiction Recovery Coach at Being True To You and is trained in Spiritual Emergence. She also co-leads ayahuasca healing retreats to Peru, incorporating a preparation and post-retreat integration program. Her approach draws from transpersonal, mindfulness and shamanic healing modalities to fuse ancient wisdom with modern & practical practices. At this psychedelic renaissance she hopes to educate towards a responsible engagement with entheogens to cultivate a connection with our inner healer and live that psychedelic feeling. Social Media Links

Ibogaine Therapy - David Stetson - Oka Center Iboga May 05, 2017

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Download David Stetson - Oka Center Ibogaine - Ibogaine Therapy IBOGAINE and AYAHUASCA in the MAYAN YUCATÁN Kyle and Joe discuss iboga and ibogaine with David Stetson who runs Oka Ibogaine Center in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. David was a wonderful guest on the show and we had a lovely talk that was very broad. We discussed the ecological issues surrounding iboga and ibogaine therapy, as well as the differences between the more traditional model and the clinical model of administering these medicines. Oka has recently started offering ayahuasca retreats as well. We also get to talk about the idea of psychedelic aftercare facilities and they are substantial importance for people requiring serious psychedelic work to heal. When healing, going back to your old life is often not the best decision. The inpatient rehab model is something that we should really look at. The Holistic House in the Las Vegas area is one successful model and we are very excited about it. We hope you enjoy the episode and reach out if you have any questions or comments. Our place is a marriage of two different worlds: While we respect and utilize western clinical protocols for safety and detox success, we love and live by our numerous and ongoing experiences with the traditional use of these master plants in Africa and Peru. Oka Center (web) Social Media

Links from the show

Pinchbeck - 2012 - http://amzn.to/2qF7MSn
Bwiti - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bwiti
Sapo Frog Medicine - http://www.foxnews.com/health/2014/07/30/sapo-frog-strange-medicine-that-sharpens-senses.html
- Peter Gorman - Sapo in my Soul
Holistic House - Ibogaine Aftercare Center - http://www.rehabs.com/listings/holistic-house-las-vegas-213719005/
- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Holistic-House/444751745688198
- Article about Holistic House - http://vegasseven.com/2015/09/30/dj-justin-hoffman-helping-addicts-holistic-way
Voacanga Africana - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voacanga_africana
Chris Jenks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W-GUEHDgFw
Carfentanyl - https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/04/27/this-new-street-drug-is-10000-times-more-toxic-than-morphine-and-now-its-showing-up-in-canada-and-the-u-s/?utm_term=.c9fa831551ba

About David Stetson

David's passion has been Bwiti since his Iboga initiation in 2007. It's his privilege to be sharing this medicine with people in need.

David is extensively well-traveled in Gabon, Africa where he is known as Okukwe. During his time in Gabon he learned Bwiti traditions, music, and ceremonial practices and is proficient on both the moungongo (musical bow) and ngombi (harp) instruments.

David views Bwiti and Ibogaine as a lifeway that champions communion with others while also empowering the individual. His approach to working and healing with others starts with the awareness of alienation and isolation as common and appropriate responses to our western culture, and is based in nonjudgement.

Psychedelic Science 17 Recap Apr 28, 2017

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Download Psychedelic Science 17 in Review We discuss our recent trip to MAPS's Psychedelic Science 2017. It was incredibly fun and we loved being able to connect with so many with this shared interest. Many attendees are actively working to progress the case of psychedelic substances. This was the largest psychedelic conference ever in recorded history attended by over 3000 people from 42 countries. There were discussions around ayahuasca, peyote, DMT, salvia, MDMA and many other substances. Some of the most interesting discussions were around ibogaine treating people with addiction. Turns out there are far more things that can be treated with ibogaine than simply opiate addiction. I was very excited to discuss drug testing and harm reduction with the people from DanceSafe. We were also able to check out some really interesting technology - lights and music - that triggered some of the most intense visuals of my life. Illuminated SF put that demonstration together. It is highly recommend. The experience of Psychedelic Science 17 was so incredible and encouraging that I cannot wait to go to the next one. Being around the movement was truly humbling and gratifying. Connecting with people from as far as Brussels, Poland and Hong Kong gave extra context to how far and wide this movement is spreading and that there is real depth in the movement. We hope you enjoy the episode. If you want to connect with us please feel free to reach out using the contact page. If you want to stay in touch with us please join our mailing list and we will send some interesting links to you on a semi regular basis. Links https://www.solarwolfenergy.com/ https://maps.org MAPS made available a tremendous amount of the talks for free on youtube. You should spend some time digging through the talks for things you may find very interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yobpw8ihO0Q&list=PL4F0vNNTozFSw5gRe_zVTAvNIwjYD_AIU

Psychedelics, Philosophy, Transhumanism and Peter Sjöstedt-H Apr 20, 2017

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Download Peter is a psychedelic philosopher focusing on panpsychism, psychedelics, Whitehead, Nietzsche and some other heavy weights. We discuss Peter's psychedelic philosophy and influences from psychedelic liberty cap mushrooms found in a field in England, his influence on the famous comic author Warren Ellis, his essay Neo-Nihilism, transhumanism and much more. We really look forward to having Peter on the show again in the future! Show Notes/links

Peter's website
Neo-Nihilism: The Philosophy of Power (essay) Kindle Audiobook - Audible
Ragnar Redbeard - Might is Right or Survival of the Fittest (1889)
Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future - Friedrich Nietzsche
The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries - Gordon Wasson, Albert Hofmann
The Psychedelic Influence on Philosophy - Higher Existence
Patrick Lundborg
Open University
Warren Ellis
- Karnak
- Transmetropolitan
Transhumanism
- Modafinil \ Provigil

Whitehead Quotes 'The terms morality, logic, religion, art, have each of them been claimed as exhausting the whole meaning of importance. Each of them denotes a subordinate species. But the genus stretches beyond any finite group of species.' (MT) 'Philosophy is an attempt to express the infinity of the universe in terms of the limitations of language.' (Autobiog.) 'The doctrines which best repay critical examination are those which for the longest period have remained unquestioned.' (MT) '[I]n the development of intelligence there is a great principle which is often forgotten. In order to acquire learning, we must first shake ourselves free of it. We must grasp the topic in the rough, before we smooth it out and shape it.' (MT) More on Peter's site here Peter's Social Media Instagram Twitter Facebook Warren Ellis The Brink https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMyMbQAgiVc About Peter Peter Sjöstedt-H is an Anglo-Scandinavian philosopher who specialises in the thought of Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and Whitehead within the fields of Philosophy of Mind and Metaphysics – especially with regard to panpsychism and altered states of sentience. Peter received a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's degree in Continental Philosophy from the University of Warwick, where he was awarded a first-class distinction for his dissertation on Kant and Schelling in relation to 'intellectual intuition'. He subsequently became a Philosophy Lecturer in London for six years but is now engaged in his PhD at Exeter University where he also teaches philosophy modules and writing skills. Peter is the author of Noumenautics and an inspiration behind the new inhuman philosopher Marvel Superhero, Karnak. In the words of futurist, philosopher and pop star Alexander Bard: 'One of our favourite contemporary philosophers, Peter Sjöstedt-H…think a psychedelic Nietzsche'.

MDMA - The Underground Continued - More Confessions of an Underground Therapist Apr 12, 2017

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Download Kyle and Joe recently chatted with a second therapist who works underground. Trained as a traditional therapist, this therapist integrates MDMA work into her practice with selective clients. She has been mentored by a teacher who has done this work for a very long period of time. She has a community of therapists around her providing support. MDMA is not a typical psychedelic drug but it is the focus of most of MAPS's efforts in the Psychedelic Psychotherapy world. Psychedelic therapy is THE frontier of psychology. Therapists like Selina are on the vanguard of these therapies. By working underground they have great risks (legal) and advantages (huge amounts of healing for their patients). Why are we waiting? We are in a mental health crisis, far too many people are suffering and committing suicide. If one compares this to any recent "outbreak" the numbers certainly make sense to fast track MDMA as a viable therapy for PTSD and other disorders. We want to keep interviewing people doing underground work, so please send them our way for interviews. We are going to be able to provide anonymity for those that want it, so feel free to ask about this if you want it. Enjoy!! MDMA Therapist - Show Notes

Dosage for sessions
- 135-140 mg starting dose
- 80 mg booster (optional)
Psilocybin dosing - Depends on what type of experience a person is looking for
Integration & Self-Care
Case report and outcome of a session
Trauma and trauma response
- How Trauma is Stored in the Body (Video)
Somatic Experiencing
Horizons 2014: Annie Lalla "Leading My Family To Ecstasy"

We will not provide any information about this therapist. Please do not email/contact us about therapy sessions or gaining information about the therapist. These interviews are anonymous and private. We can provide general advice. We will not provide any information about this or other anonymous guests of the show. Thanks for understanding! Become a Patron!https://c6.patreon.com/becomePatronButton.bundle.js

Kevin Franciotti - Psychedelic Therapy, Iboga and Journalism Mar 28, 2017

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Download Kevin is a science writer, graduate student researcher and aspiring clinician, harm reduction educator and substance use recovery advocate. Kyle and Joe talk to him about loads of topics including early Iboga therapies, an early Boston Ibogaine Conference, his approach to journalism and his future aspirations to do future clinical work and research. Kevin's website Kevin's writing

Public Seminar (2016, The New School blog) - Trump Calls Killing Addicts, "Right Approach"
SSDP Blog (2016) - Recovery and Reform: An Alum's Journey Back
The Fix (2016)
- I Take Psychedelic Drugs and I'm in Recovery
VICE (2016, 2015)
- Inside a Music Festival in a Country Where All Drugs Are Decriminalized
- Meet the Only Doctor in the World Legally Allowed to Use LSD to Treat Patients
New Scientist (2016, 2014, 2013)
Reality Sandwich (2015)
- Growing Pains: Reflections on the Current Psychedelic Renaissance
- A New Perspective: How Ibogaine Treatment Helped Turn My Life Around
Ladybud (2015) – Envisioning a Post-Prohibition World at Psymposia Psychedelics Conference
Reset.me (2015, 2014)
Reason.com (2014) – Psychedelic Science (Acid Test by Tom Shroder book review)

Staff Writer (Fall 2012–Spring 2013) - NuScience Magazine, Northeastern University

Links

Autism 20-25 mg Psilocybin 200 mcg - LSD A Conversation Between Gary Fisher and Myron Stolaroff (2004) - Psychedelic Salon 2009 Ibogaine Conference Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. Alicia Danforth Ph.D -Dissertation National Geographic - Breakthrough season 2 About Kevin: Kevin graduated from Northeastern University in 2013 with a degree in neuroscience. As an undergraduate he completed an internship as a research assistant at Harvard Medical School working on the Phase 2 dose-response study investigating the therapeutic potential of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for treatment of cancer related anxiety. Kevin was also one of the founders of the Northeastern chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy, and in 2009 the group hosted and co-sponsored the Boston Ibogaine Forum. He now lives in New York City where he is enrolled in a clinical psychology graduate program at The New School for Social Research and is pursuing a doctoral degree. Kevin has worked part-time for the Drug Policy Alliance, and also works as a writer covering topics related to psychedelic therapy, addiction, and mental health advocacy. His recent contributions include: New Scientist, Reason.com, Reset.me, Reality Sandwich, and VICE.com.

Lex Pelger - Psymposia, Endocannabinoids and the Blue Dot Tour Mar 22, 2017

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Download Psymposia's MC and Host, Lex Pelger, joins us again on Psychedelics Today to talk about Psymposia's upcoming Blue Dot Tour. Lex also talks about his graphic novel about cannabis, the endocannabinoid system, and the War on Weed. What is the Blue Dot Tour? (From Psymposia.com) The Blue-Dot Tour is our two-month open-mic Psychedelic Stories road trip across the continent starting on the way to the Psymposia Stage Psychedelic Science 2017 in Oakland. Our goal is to hit blue cities in red states that serve as such pressure cookers of activism, education, and art. But also blue cities in blue states, red towns in red states, purple villages in green states, and anywhere we can find a host from Mexico to Canada. We'll also be screening Robert Barnhart's excellent film 'A New Understanding - the Science of Psilocybin.' Blue Dot Tour Dates (Subject to Change) For the most up-to-date schedule check out the schedule at Psymposia.com 4/06 Boston, MA 4/07 Philadelphia, PA 4/08 Lancaster, PA 4/09 Baltimore, MD 4/11 Athens, GA 4/13 Austin, TX 4/15 Boulder, CO 4/21-23 Psychedelic Science 4/26 Los Angeles, CA 4/27 San Diego, CA Don't see your city on the tour schedule? Reach out to Psymposia to host them in your town/city for an event: hi@psymposia.com Show Notes/Links

Lex's Book: Anandamide; or, the Cannabinoid: The CROWN - Volume 1: How to Shoot an Elephant
Anandamide; or, the Cannabinoid: Chapter 37: SUNset
What is Anandamide?
Cannabis, Sleep, & Oleamide
lexpelger.com
Psymposia Blue Dot Tour
Oprah and MDMA creating holes in the brain
Oprah, PTSD, & MDMA Therapy
CBD for bone health
CBDs & Cytochromes P450
Sci-Hub: Public access to research papers
Reddit Dark Web

About Lex Pelger: Lex is Host of Psymposia. He's also a drug writer and scientist based in Brooklyn. His current project, Anandamide or: the Cannabinoid a graphic novel about cannabis (based on Moby Dick), illustrates the beauties of the endocannabinoid system (the Whale), the brutalities of the racist War on Weed (Ahab), and the staggering benefits of medical marijuana to ease the aging of our grandparents

He graduated from Boston University with a BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Ed of Psychedelic Milk- Drugs, Hong Kong, Trump, & Trickster Medicine Mar 14, 2017

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Download In this episode, Joe and Kyle chat with Ed Liu of the podcast, Psychedelic Milk. It has been great to connect with other folks that host podcasts, and are doing whatever they can to spread the message about psychedelics and the psychedelic movement. We really enjoyed talking with Ed and appreciated his honesty as well as the conversations he is bringing to the field. Show Notes

Ed's Article, "Destigmatizing Marijuana & Psychedelics in Hong Kong"
Hong Kong's policy on drugs and psychedelics
Cultural differences and similarities
What is integration?
Integration advice
Stances and views on the election and Donald Trump
The Trickster archetype
- The story of Coyote stealing fire by Lewis Mehl-Madrona
The power of listening
Beyond 1492: Encounters in Colonial America
Legalization of marijuana
- Who is profiting?
- Issues that might arise

PsychedelicMilk.com is an independent media collective that takes a deeper look into the world of psychedelics through interviews and discussions. Our mission is to bring more awareness and understanding to alternative medicine and different ways of thinking to our our audiences through young and exciting ways. Psychedelic Milk also aims to investigate old and new consciousness opening technologies to see what roles they can play in our modern world. We believe psychedelic technologies are not just limited to plant medicines, but can be accessed through meditation, movement, knowledge, and many more. If you like the podcast, leave us a review on iTunes! (will help us tremendously) About Ed Liu Ed Liu is a podcast host and a music producer - previously charted on the Beatport Top 100. He is currently the host of the Psychedelic Milk podcast, a long form conversational interview with interesting and influential guests from all over the world to discuss topics of consciousness, psychedelics, and new emerging technologies. [pt_view id="34a4e22z59"]

Paul Austin - Psychedelia and The Third Wave - Psychedelic Media Feb 24, 2017

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Kyle and Joe speak with, Paul Austin, psychedelic educator, founder of The Third Wave and Psychedelia. Paul is a super fun guy to talk to. He tours both in the US and internationally to speak about microdosing. Microdosing is becoming incredibly popular and seems to be making psychedelics more popular in the mainstream. Microdosing can help with creativity, therapy and many other things without any of the burden of a "full" dose.

What is the psychedelic Third Wave? Paul describes it as:

A new era of psychedelic use. It is an era of psychedelic use defined by practical, measured use for specific purposes. It is an era, not for 'dropping-out' of society, but for integrating psychedelics into the mainstream. It is an era, not to fear psychedelics for their possible negative repercussions, but to embrace psychedelics for their tremendous upside.

Some insight from DR. JAMES FADIMAN "For some people, it is helpful to identify your goals. Your goals may be spiritual: to have direct experience with aspects of your tradition or another tradition, to transcend prior beliefs, even to transcend belief itself. You may hope to have what is called a "unity experience," in which there is no separation between your identity and all else. Your goals may be social: to improve relationships with your spouse, children, siblings, parents, colleagues, friends, and spiritual and secular institutions. Your goals may be psychological: to find insight into neurotic patterns, phobias, or unresolved anger or grief."

We get into some great psychedelic topics such as:

ThirdWave's infographic guide to Microdosing.
What is microdosing?
Ayelet Waldman's book, A Really Good Day: How Microdosing Made a Mega Difference in My Mood, My Marriage, and My Life
Global legal status of various substances in Europe, Latin America and Jamaica
Microdosing as a leverage point for Psychedelics to become legal
Tim Ferris's interview with Jim Fadiman that seemed to shift the conversation on microdosing towards the mainstream
- Pollan's The Trip Treatment
Guild of Guides
Symbio Life Sciences - Incubator (McKenna)

About Paul Austin:

As an entrepreneur and avid psychedelic explorer, Paul believes in the power of rational dialogue and community engagement in stripping away the stigma around psychedelic use.

He understands the power of responsible psychedelic use in aiding psycho-spiritual development, and believes in sharing this message with others.

When not ruminating on his next psychedelic project, Paul enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time outside.

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