Some say a “bad trip” doesn’t ever truly exist. What’s your take? From personal experience, those things that occur during an experience that may be deemed scary/bad are just aspects of yourself that are trying to surface. When you face such incidents without fear and with more of a curious nature, you tend to have tremendous breakthroughs. When you embraced the experience, whether you were shown the worse aspects of yourself or the most beautiful parts, you tend to grow in your evolution much easier than someone who’s resistant towards it!

New Jersey is officially in the process of legalizing psilocybin for treatment! But first they will implement a pilot program which establishes enough research to help them regulate a full framework for this kind of work in the future. Exciting times!

Hello everyone, I would like to ask for your thoughts and experiences. My mother has a diagnosed cervical dystonia affecting the head and neck, which also causes orthopedic issues in the cervical spine (HWS). Unfortunately, last weekend she additionally suffered a cerebral hemorrhage caused by multiple aneurysms and very high blood pressure. She was in the ICU, and the acute situation has now been treated. (She is not in the hospital because of the dystonia.) If her condition continues to stabilize and there are no lasting consequences from the hemorrhage, I would like to explore alternative approaches together with her regarding the dystonia. I am wondering whether her dystonia could potentially have psychological or psychosomatic components. In this context, I am also interested in whether anyone has experience, research knowledge, or observations regarding how certain mushrooms (e.g. Fly Agaric) may affect blood pressure, heart rate, or the nervous system, especially in people with hypertension or vascular issues. Are there any known experiences, experiments, or research findings on this topic? I am explicitly looking for exchange and experiential knowledge, not medical advice. Thank you very much 🤍

This is a very informative video on expected, but not guaranteed dose expectations. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m0UWTEUBJ9c