Category: LSD
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The Two That Survived
Ten posts, and in every one of them I have been reading a score. Iboga is where that stops. All of them describing the technology of ecstasy. A razed sanctuary at Eleusis. A manual whose plant nobody can identify. Seven jars on a shelf near Naples, six of them never opened. A ladder of substitutions…
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Episode 18: Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha
The post explores mystical experiences across four religious figures: Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, and the Buddha, emphasizing their profound encounters with the Numinous. Despite differing cultural backgrounds and teachings, all accessed a shared spiritual territory that reshaped humanity’s spiritual understanding. The piece outlines their unique contributions to accessing this extraordinary realm.
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Process Over Plant — What the Ancient Pharmakon Knew and We Forgot
The Greek word “pharmakon” encompasses remedy, poison, and drug, illustrating its dual nature. Its effects depend not solely on the plant but on the preparation and context, emphasizing the process over substance. Ancient texts highlight that through methods like crushing and dissolving, one can alter effects significantly. Today, Sowa Rigpa exemplifies a living tradition of…
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The Recipe You’d Die For: Dioscorides, Dionysus, and the Wine That Touched God
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The kykeon was a sacred drink in ancient Greece, linked to profound religious experiences yet shrouded in secrecy, as its recipe was never documented due to severe penalties for disclosure. Dioscorides recorded various medicated wines, but the kykeon remained unmentioned, suggesting its potentially dangerous significance. This mystery connects to broader themes of altered consciousness, spirituality,…
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900 Micrograms. He Laughed. Episode 15 Part 2
Buddhism mapped the reducing valve as two veils and built a technology to dissolve both permanently. The Six Yogas of Naropa — waking, dreaming, dying. Part 2.
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You Don’t Need LSD to See This — But It Might Show You Why
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This content explores the concept of expanding consciousness to include the Earth and all living beings, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all life. It discusses the potential for psychedelics like LSD to facilitate experiences of unity and spiritual awakening, as well as the benefits of meditation in cultivating lasting inner transformation. The text also highlights the…
