Tag Archive for: magic mushrooms
“Magic Mushroom Rabbi” Faces Jail Time as He Fights for Religious Freedom
Culture, PolicyBen Gorelick, the “Magic Mushroom Rabbi”, faces prison time as he fights for the right to use magic mushrooms in religious ceremony.
COVID-19 on Mushrooms: A Psilocybin Trip Report
CultureI finally caught the bug, and after a mild bout with the Coronavirus, I ate 3.7 grams of mushrooms during my final weekend of quarantine.
3 Profound Psychedelic Documentaries Streaming Free on YouTube
CultureWatch late psychedelic icons María Sabina and Terence McKenna in action, and catch a glimpse inside psilocybin therapy sessions.
5 Examples of Ancient Psychedelic Cave Art
CultureAncient civilizations have been using psychedelic substances, like psilocybin, for millenniums, and the proof is in their cave art.
That Time Snoop Dogg Ate Mushrooms and Cried Backstage
Culture"I don't even know what got into my emotions, but I felt so good, and the crying just made me feel even better," the Super Bowl halftime show performer says.
‘Dune’ Is a Psychedelic Sci-Fi Hit: 5 Ways Mushroom Magic Inspired Frank Herbert’s Masterpiece
CultureFrom mind-expanding spice to honoring sacred medicine, Denis Villeneuve’s trippy new movie celebrates psychedelics throughout.
These Are the Best Areas to Forage for Psychedelic Mushrooms in the United States
CultureA new study describes the Pacific Northwest as “by far the best place in America to go looking for psychedelic mushrooms."
How 4 Indigenous Cultures Currently Use Psychedelics
CultureExplore how the Mazatecs, the Shipibo People, Yanomami People, and Africans practicing the Bwiti religion continue to use various entheogens to this day.
The Stoned Ape Theory: Pseudoscience or Psychedelic Origin of Modern Man?
CultureDid early humans accelerate evolution by tripping balls on psychedelic mushrooms? One psychonaut ethnobiologist says: absolutely.
Scientists Begin Exploring Therapeutic Potential of Psilocybin Mushrooms Native to Australia
Research“Australian native ‘magic mushrooms’ may have evolved different methods for psilocybin production and offer adaptations that are preferential for use in clinical treatments," explains University of Queensland mycologist Dr. Alistair McTaggart.