Say the word hallucinate and the first thing that comes to are drugs. Psychedelics and their image as dangerous have led the word hallucination to be rife with negative connotations. However, hallucinating itself isn’t a dangerous act. It allows you to expand your mind and help you make sense of exactly who you are. Mainstream media has … Continue reading The Power of The Brain: How to Hallucinate Without Taking Any Psychedelics→
This interesting art of body marbling is starting to gain popularity recently. Body marbling stations are popping up, especially at festivals; it is already called ‘body-painting of the future. It turns your body into a work of art by simply dipping your arm (or another limb) into a barrel or a bucket where marbled image … Continue reading Body Marbling: Turn Your Body Into A Psychedelic Piece of Art→
Many people suffer from a form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) that seems to be untreatable with today’s medical standards. In fact, some statistics show that about half of people with OCD don’t respond to treatment they’re given, whether it’s in the form of prescribed medication or lifestyle practices like yoga and mindfulness meditation. But … Continue reading Can Psychedelics Help Cure OCD?→
Serotonin is believed to be a main cause for feelings of peace, calm and fulfillment after a session of meditation [1]. Psychedelic Meditation There also seems to be a correlation between meditation, serotonin and visual hallucinations [2]. When we meditate serotonin inhibits the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN). The LGN is a relay center in the … Continue reading Psychedelic Buddha: How to Get High Without Drugs→
The pineal gland – “the third eye” – has gained a mystical significance in spiritual circles. Many believe it is important – few understand what it does. It weighs about 150 mg and sits in the depression between the superior colliculi at the back of the corpus callosum. The pineal gland is actually not a … Continue reading How to Activate Your Pineal Gland & Create Psychedelic Effects→