In 1965, Timothy Leary, Ralph Metzner, & Ram Dass reimagined The Tibetan Book of the Dead as a psychedelic manual for navigating ego death & rebirth.

Death — whether literal or symbolic — is not an end, but a transition. A gateway. A shift in perception. A chance to awaken to a deeper reality.

For decades, addiction treatment focused on punishment and abstinence. But research shows addiction isn’t the problem — it’s an attempt to solve one.

Psychedelics offer a different path. 🧵👇

From Harvard professor to psychedelic pioneer to spiritual icon, Ram Dass's journey reshaped counterculture and brought mindfulness, yoga, & Eastern spirituality into the mainstream.

This is the story of the man who inspired millions to "Be Here Now." 🙏🍄

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Unearth the hidden parts of your psyche and transform them into strengths.

This guide dives deep into Carl Jung's shadow work with 100 prompts to help you heal, grow, and become more conscious — one question at a time.

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Yopo, Willka, & Epena. Discover the ancient art of snuffing psychedelic plants — a practice rooted in shamanic healing, rituals, and connection to the spirit world.

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As you breathe in, you’re sucked into the depths of your unconscious mind — a place where nothing and nobody exists, yet you’re enveloped in pure ecstasy.

As you breathe out, you re-emerge right back where you started.

This is the magic of xenon gas.

https://tripsitter.substack.com/p/xenon

Datura is one of the most powerful (and dangerous) hallucinogenic plants on the face of the Earth.

It’s dangerous — yes — but it’s also misunderstood. In the right hands (AKA a trained shaman), datura is viewed as a wise plant teacher.

https://tripsitter.substack.com/p/datura

The search for happiness is one of the chief sources of unhappiness.

— Eric Hoffer