The focus of this document is on the responsible and informed use of mind-altering substances. In this vein, we strongly advise that users use harm reduction measures and intentionally plan their set and setting in advance.
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Psychedelic drug use associated with reduced partner violence in men. Psychedelics may help improve emotion regulation and keep violent tendencies at bay.
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Time Magazine’s coverage of the use of LSD in Hollywood psychiatry in 1960
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Exploring the benefits and challenges of mircro-dosing.
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Look Magazine, September 1, 1959. Cover story on Carry Grant’s LSD use. Previously unavailable online.
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Volumetric dosing and splitting LSD and LSD blotter. Volumetric dosing of LSD is an accurate way to split LSD, regardless if in liquid, blotter, powder or gel form. As LSD is a highly concentrated drug, diluting the LSD allows for more accurate division of doses. How to split LSD, including splitting LSD tabs, LSD gels and LSD liquid.
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Oregon has become the first state to legalize psilocybin therapy. It has also decriminalized personal possession of all recreation drugs.
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What drugs are tested for by employers? Is LSD commonly tested for by employers? Read more here.
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The LSD Blotter Art Museum - The Institute of Illegal Images
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Estimated LSD Tolerance Graph and Formula
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The Code of Ethics for Spiritual Guides was developed by the Council for Spiritual Practice, and is shared under a creative commons license. Spiritual practices, and especially primary religious practices, carry risks. Therefore, when an individual chooses to practice with the assistance of a guide, both take on special responsibilities. The Council on Spiritual Practices proposes the following Code of Ethics for those who serve as spiritual guides.
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S P A C E W A R: Fanatic Life and Symbolic Death Among the Computer Bums by Steward Brand
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Dr. Bryan Roth at the University of North Carolina crystallized a related receptor, 5-HT2BR, attached to LSD. The scientists used x-ray crystallography to visualize the structure. Their study was supported by NIH’s National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). Results were published on January 26, 2017, in Cell.
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March 25, 1966 Life Magazine coverage of LSD. From the Story: “This is a very private kind of story, and we found ourselves feeling terribly protective about these people. We wanted to show they weren't just the antisocial fringe."
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A look at COMPASS Pathways, including its plans to go public.
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Healing with Psychedelics by Chris Becker. Chris writes about how to recognize the often-hidden histories that caused us as children to create a false self, and changed how we operate in this world. He then takes us on his personal healing journey, revealing the details of his own experience and describing the process of psychedelic-assisted sacred-medicine therapy.
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Cannabis, which also goes by several other names, is one of the most recognizable natural herbs today. This is partly due to its legalization in many countries and the scientific proof of its medicinal values.
Consequently, health and wellness enthusiasts, scientists, among others, have taken an interest in substances that have tremendous medicinal uses. One prominent of these naturally-occurring substances being the mushroom.
But what is cannabis, and do medicinal mushrooms have enough health benefits to make them the next big thing in alternative medicine? Continue reading to find out.
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This manual is the first two chapters of a book: Shattering Certainty: Using Psychedelics Wisely and Well, written and edited by James Fadiman Ph. D. and published by Inner Traditions Press (2011)
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Six Steps for Helping a Friend Through a Bad Psychedelic Trip from the Zendo Project
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