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Course: Diversity, Culture and Social Justice in Psychedelics
May 3rd - June 28th, 10am-12pm PST/1pm-3pm EST
Price $650 USD
Price $280 for CE credits
This course, taught by leading experts and the first of its...
The Religious Uses of Licit and Illicit Psychoactive Substances in a Branch of the...
The Santo Daime religion is named after its founder, Raimondo Irineu Serra's name for ayahuasca, which is central to the religion.
The Role of Sacred Plants in Healing for Liberation
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022 from 12:00-1:30pm PST
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How can Psychedelics enhance movements for ecological, economic, racial, and social justice? What can...
Course: The Science of Psychedelic Healing
July 5th – August 9th, 10am-12pm PST/1pm-3pm EST
Price $450 USD
Price $280 for CE credits
This course will teach students the science of psychedelic healing. Psychedelic-assisted...
Roots of Psychedelic Therapy: Shamanism, Ritual and Traditional Uses of Sacred Plants
August 16th – November 29th, 10am-12pm PST/1pm-3pm EST
Price $1,100 USD
Price $560 for CE credits
This course will be composed of a series of independent lectures...
Mazatec Shamanic Knowledge and Psilocybin Mushrooms
The roots of Mazatec shamanism, widely recognized for ritual use of psilocybin mushrooms, extend to the ancient Mesoamerican tradition.
Jeering Psychedelics: A Critique of Jacques Mabit’s Criticism of Queering Psychedelics
In this essay, Justin Natoli debunks Jacques Mabit’s homophobic and problematic criticism of Chacruna’s Queering Psychedelics conference. Beyond critiquing Mabit’s comments, Natoli gives an informative run through of queerness and the problems that have been historically present in accepting and understanding the queer community and concepts therein.
Agony and Ecstasy in the Amazon: Tobacco and the hummingbird shamans of Peru
In this feature, Glenn H. Shepard Jr. provides a colorful, detailed account of his experience in the Amazon with Matsigenka shamans of Peru, whom have a strong relationship with tobacco and hummingbirds. Through this journey, there was much to learn about Matsigenka practices and beliefs and the lessons that come with having these spiritual experiences.
Educating Gringos in Shipibo Ways
In this personal account, Reilly Capps recounts his experience doing Ayahuasca and the way he grappled with understanding Shipibo wisdom through a White American lens. When reading the book Ayahuasca Healing and Science, he came across an interview between Bia Labate and Adam Andros Aronovich which shifted his understanding of Shipibo knowledge.
Can ethics and sexual abuse allegations create backlash and impact the current psychedelic renaissance?
In this article, Marcelo Leite discusses the long history of ethical violations in psychedelic practice, specifically in the topics of the treatment of homosexuality and drug-assisted sex abuse, from the beginning of the psychedelic renaissance to the present day.
