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Albert Hofmann is well-known by those intrigued with consciousness exploration. Hofmann’s name stands out against the tapestry of history thanks to the profound impact he had on the field of psychedelic research. Born on January 11, 1906, in Baden, Switzerland, and often referred to as the ‘Father of LSD’, Hofmann's life journey led him to discover a compound that ignited deep philosophical conversations, redefined reality's boundaries, and revolutionized psychology and neuroscience.

Embarking on a journey into the world of psychedelics is akin to delving into the unexplored depths of consciousness. Within this inner landscape, there is the potential for both profound insight and unsettling turbulence.

In this guide, we'll unravel the art of navigating through challenging psychedelic experiences, offering some insights and tips to help you work through the complexities and uncertainties of your inner voyage.

Growing your own psychedelic mushrooms can be a transformative and enlightening experience. By taking control of the cultivation process, you can better ensure the quality, purity, and potency of the mushrooms you consume. Plus, it lets you form a unique connection with your fungi friends, right from the very beginning. 

Here are some of the top reasons to grow your own magic mushrooms. 

Pop on your pods (or headphones) and hit play. Podcasts have become a great source of information and inspiration in just about every aspect of life, so we’ve compiled a list of some of the top podcasts out there that focus on psychedelics and the expansion of consciousness. 

Happy Listening!

Summer is here and it’s time to celebrate and make some magic moments. Music and psychedelic lovers alike tend to congregate at festivals in the summer, merging freedom, fun and consciousness-expanding experiences with dancing all day under the sun. 

Before you dive headfirst into the heat and hedonism, here comes your ultimate guide for Psychedelic Summer Safety ─ Festival Edition. 

Psychedelic substances seem to be radically evolving the therapeutic approach towards addiction and even altering our basic understanding of addiction. We start to see that addiction isn’t a choice and it isn’t the problem ─ it is an attempt to treat the problem. Research and anecdotal evidence is indicating that psychedelics can shed light and offer healing when it comes to addiction. 

Euphoriants and stimulants, uppers and downers, MDMA and mushrooms. Parties and recreational drugs have always been inextricably linked. Yet as psychedelic awareness gains more and more traction in the mainstream media, especially for healing and therapeutic purposes, there is also an increased interest in psychedelics and the part they play in the party scene.

Our understanding of psychedelics and trauma is continuously developing as the research grows. MDMA, ketamine, psilocybin, ayahuasca, and other psychedelic substances have shown great promise for healing treatment-resistant post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health issues. So let’s explore how different psychedelic substances can support recovering and releasing trauma from our systems.