A clinical psychologist discusses her ayahuasca ceremony and how it influenced her clinical work with clients.
Read moreHuichol Plant Medicine Traditions
This interview with the Huichol tribe discusses their plant medicine traditions, particularly as they relate to the peyote cactus, which is central to their identity.
Read moreThe Roots of a Mystical Experience
This study explores the religious and spiritual roots of a psychedelically-induced mystical experience.
Read moreHas Science Found Consciousness?
Researchers at Harvard have discovered the neural network from which consciousness derives.
Read moreMDMA Therapy for PTSD
A military psychologist is interviewed on his personal experiences with MDMA therapy and PTSD. A must read!
Read moreFive Phases of Psychedelic Initiation
This author and researcher explains five different phases of psychedelic initiation that she sees.
Read moreEmbracing the Mystery
A scientist reflects on facing the unknown.
Read moreDefining Consciousness
What are we talking about when we talk about consciousness? In this article, Peter Russell explores the meaning. He studied mathematics and theoretical physics at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Stephen Hawking. As his fascination with the nature of consciousness increased, Peter changed to experimental psychology and gained a first-class degree in that subject as well as a postgraduate degree in computer science.
Read moreDr. Gabor Mate Discusses Ayahuasca
The documentary The Path of the Shaman will explore Dr. Gabor Maté’s work with ayahuasca and how it is used to help people manage struggles with addictions and mental-health challenges, as well as chronic physical ailments.
Read moreShamanic Initiation
The true meaning of shamanism and shamanic initiation is being debated and getting distorted. Let’s bring it back to the basics.
Read moreConsciousness Research
Here’s a look at the history of the research of consciousness at the Monroe Institute.
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