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We Talked with World Ayahuasca Conference Organizer Ben De Loenen
“Too many people just see ayahuasca as a sales product and that’s a problem, where it becomes commodified.”
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“Too many people just see ayahuasca as a sales product and that’s a problem, where it becomes commodified.”
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As states continue to legalize or decriminalize marijuana for both medical and recreational use, more and more students face confusing regulations.
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Canada has amended its policies on heroin to allow doctors to prescribe the drug to patients suffering severe addiction.
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Legalization should mean everyone has the right to grow, not just some people or corporations with money looking to profit.
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Through social media, student exchange, and American pop culture, perceptions of marijuana & psychedelics are slowly changing in Hong Kong.
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We passed out the tabs of acid, we toasted, and we dropped. And then suddenly, up we went. I stood up, gingerly putting my weight on my right leg. And…nothing. No pain. No tenderness. I was invincible.
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“Let It Happen” by Tame Impala came on as if there was a switch inside my brain where the drug started working.
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“Ralph, have you ever done LSD?” Of course, my dad’s speaking to a policeman, and it’s the 70’s, and my dad hadn’t done LSD.
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Timothy Tyler, was serving a double-life sentence without the possibility of parole for selling LSD.
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Activists have started creating new spaces for healing, acceptance, heightened consciousness, and fun—a completely legitimate reason to do anything, especially get high.
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What if honest drug education, harm reduction, long term integration, and acknowledging risks, took the place of propaganda?
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We would have only one chance to intercept Hillary Clinton in the parking lot.