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Is it accurate to label the Sartre mescaline experience a "bad trip"?

Mescaline, Between Psychopathology and Phenomenology: Sartre and Experimentation in 1930s France

Jean-Paul Sartre’s famous bad trip took place in February 1935, but is it accurate to...
How have perceptions of peyote and mescaline changed since Huxley used them in the 1950s?

Peyote/Mescaline’s Use in Huxley’s Psychedelic Era. Is It Different From Today?

In clinical literature, psilocybin, DMT, and MDMA receive a great deal of attention, but, as...
NMHA is a win for psychedelic decriminalization

Colorado’s Natural Medicine Health Act (NMHA) is a Win for Psychedelic Decriminalization

Chacruna celebrates Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act (NMHA), a historic step in the decriminalization of...

Untangling Viewpoints: Getting to Yes on the Natural Medicine Health Act

In November 2022, Colorado will vote on the Natural Medicine Health Act, also known as...

Michael Pollan Plunges into Mescaline, Opium, and Caffeine in His New Book

Brazilian journalist Marcelo Leite reviews Michael Pollan’s takes on mescaline, opium, and caffeine in Pollan’s...
Mescaline

Is Peyote the same as mescaline?: A Cultural History

The history of transforming peyote into mescaline is a story of separating plants from people....

A Century of Mescaline

This paper provides a history of the process in which mescaline was synthesized, and 100...

20 Best Books About Peyote and Mescaline

Anya Ermakova, Ph.D compiled a list of the 20 best books about peyote and mescaline....

Blessings of Life and Peyote with Debi Roan

Sean Lawlor interviews Debi Roan, psychedelic educator and holder of Navajo lineage, about the Peyote...
Two lobsters representing Beauvoir and Sartre and their mescaline experiments

Mescaline Scribe

Simone de Beauvoir read and edited everything Jean-Paul Sartre published, and wrote a valuable account...
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