Alien information Theory’s aesthetic presentation and surprising novelty cannot be overstated, qualities that are perhaps themselves symptomatic of the creative powers that psychedelics can bestow.
Europe’s largest psychedelic conference Breaking Convention (BC) is returning this August (16-18) to Greenwich, London, for its three day extravaganza.
Mike Jay’s Mescaline manages to balance the challenges of a global outlook with the intricacies of personal experience, along with the difficult dynamics of intercultural imposition.
AYA2019 will place a particular emphasis on discussing how we can translate our personal visionary experiences into actions that make positive changes to the wider world.
This is an indispensable book about the various dosage regimens of LSD and what happens under them, helping you better understand your own microdosing experiences, and includes a scientific history of microdose LSD testing.
We’re excited to announce three upcoming speaking events in Germany featuring our authors, in collaboration with the MIND European Foundation for Psychedelic Science, the Psychedelic Society of Germany and the Psychedelic Salon.
Dr Torsten Passie reveals a rich and largely ignored history of research with microdose, minidose and low-dose LSD, putting claims about microdosing’s extraordinary effects under the microscope. Includes a foreword by Dr David Nichols.
Psychedelic film & art festival Tripoteca will splash your minds and hearts with an experience that will extend the barriers of the avant-garde over oceans of metaphysical and abstract concepts.
The Acid Nightmare (1967) by ME Chaber (Kendell Foster Crossen) is a mystery/crime novel. When someone is murdered during an acid party, Johnny Blake can’t be sure whether it was him or not – even though the gun was in his hand.
Traveling High & Tripping Hard is a memoir by Joseph Davida (pseudonym) that navigates the author’s drug experiences, world travels and familial relationships, set against the backdrop of a quickly changing world.
