Some people call it a “bad trip.”Carl Jung might have called it shadow work. Psychedelics and the shadow self are deeply connected. Psychedelics have a way of bringing hidden parts of ourselves to the surface – the emotions, memories, fears, and traits we usually avoid. Sometimes this can feel uncomfortable or confronting, but these experiences […]
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Why Ego Death Feels More Real Than Reality Itself Written by Joseph Santiago What psychedelic science, neuroscience, and ancient wisdom are converging to reveal There is a moment, described with striking consistency across thousands of psychedelic accounts, when the ordinary architecture of selfhood begins to give way. Your name loses its grip. Time folds inward. […]
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What Longevity Research, Neuroscience, and Ancient Mysticism May Be Revealing About Consciousness In the past decade, scientists have begun exploring an intriguing question: could psychedelics help protect the brain from aging? New research into psychedelics and brain aging is emerging from institutions such as Johns Hopkins University, Imperial College London, and NYU Langone Health. What […]
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Here’s Why Tripping Can Make You Feel Like You’re One With the Universe For decades, people who have taken psilocybin mushrooms have described a remarkably similar experience: the sense that the boundary between themselves and the world has dissolved. Trees no longer feel separate. Music doesn’t seem external. Even the concept of “me” becomes porous. […]
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The Default Mode Network and Microdosing: Turning Down the Volume on the Overthinking Mind Why do so many people feel trapped in repetitive thought loops? Why do depression, anxiety, and OCD often feel like an endless replay of the same internal dialogue? Modern neuroscience points to a key brain system known as the Default Mode […]
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