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psychedelics
Psychedelics are psychoactive substances, both natural (like psilocybin mushrooms) and synthetic, that alter consciousness and perception through neurochemical changes. They have been used historically in spiritual and shamanic practices and are subjects of modern scientific research for therapeutic potential.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche approaches psychedelics as tools for consciousness exploration and spiritual insight, discussing both the practical botany of medicinal and entheogenic varieties and their role in personal transformation and healing work within the community.
Episodes (6)
EP.1109
The Dynamics of Age Differences in Relationships
This episode features a heated exchange about age differences in relationships, with accusations and tensions between panel participants BG and others regarding someone named Benny.
EP.1113
This Is Why Group Chats Get Out of Control #VirtualStudio #Chaotic
A chaotic virtual studio session with 57 participants where the host struggles to manage the crowd while participants engage in playful banter and roasting.
EP.1157
The Role of Psychedelics in Social Interactions
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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