entheogen

Some might also argue that there is an even more fundamental right to use an entheogen, etc...

The schism between AI accelerationists and doomers is reminiscent of the rift between people who are pro- and anti- widespread entheogen use.

There are also carefully conducted entheogen sessions that can help treat this.

Pollen's level-headed approach to the silly topic of entheogen exploration reminded me that I am just a simple chemical meatbag.

Ooh, new word: entheogen - noun (plural entheogens) 1.

It's because he's used his background as an entheogen enthusiast, an experience junky, and an appreciator of world cultures to create his own private set of rituals.

If you're interested in the range (and similarity) of entheogen experiences, there are many accounts from people across the world recorded on the web going back decades.

I've never tried Muscimol (don't even know what is), but psilocibin is the only entheogen I'd recommend anybody experience more than just once / casually.

I work at a large Canadian law firm helping founders and it's great how much inbound we have for people looking at entheogen-based therapy startups.

And guess what: nicotine is an entheogen!

I don't think I've ever heard the word entheogen spoken.

There are a lot of different terms that researchers in the field use: psychedelic (mind manifesting), hallucinogen, psychotomimetic (psychosis mimicking), and entheogen (god manifesting) are the main ones.

Thus, "hallucinogen" is a judgmental term about a chemical, where people taking one for the beneficial effects call it an entheogen.

If any of these should become addictions, mushrooms are probably the least-harmful entheogen (I'm not counting marijuana, which is "nothing" compared to any drugs discussed above).

Individuals should "put in some mental groundwork" in preparation of taking any entheogen; my best advice would be to use a spirit guide / healer for your first trip, particularly if you're extremely anxious.

It bears witness to the integrity of the New World Indians that they braved torture and death to continue with their ecstatic religion- they must have been bitterly disappointed in the "placebo sacrament" of the Christian Eucharist, which is a placebo entheogen (Ott 1979b)- and it is largely as a result of the modern rediscovery of the shamanic cult of teonanacatl (see Chapter 5) by R.

Entheogen is even worse, that specifically means psychoactive drugs used for religious purposes.