The Fruit of Knowledge

Components: Psilocybin Micro Doses

Lion’s Mane mushroom, and Niacin (Vitamin B3).

Purpose: To enhance neurogenesis, cognitive function, and overall brain health.

Details: The combination is believed to promote the growth of new neurons and support brain function, potentially beneficial for those suffering from neurological conditions or seeking cognitive enhancement.

Components: Microdosing with psychedelic substances such as LSD or psilocybin every third day (one day on, two days off).

Purpose: To improve creativity, emotional balance, and overall well-being without inducing full psychedelic experiences.

Details: This protocol is designed to allow the body to reset and avoid building a tolerance to the substances.

Components: A combination of accelerated breathing, evocative music, and focused bodywork.

Purpose: To access non-ordinary states of consciousness for healing and self-exploration.

Details: This technique is used to address emotional and psychological issues, facilitating a deeper understanding of oneself.

Components: MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for PTSD.

Purpose: To treat PTSD and other trauma-related disorders by combining psychotherapy with controlled doses of MDMA.

Details: Clinical trials have shown promising results, making it a leading approach in psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Components: Brew made from Banisteriopsis caapi vine and Psychotria viridis leaves.

Purpose: Spiritual and psychological healing, including treatment for depression, anxiety, and trauma.

Details: Traditionally used in South American shamanic practices, it involves a guided ceremony led by an experienced shaman.

Components: N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) administered in a controlled setting.

Purpose: To facilitate deep spiritual and psychological experiences.

Details: Known for its rapid onset and intense experiences, often described as life-changing.

Components: Breathing techniques, cold exposure, and commitment.

Purpose: To improve physical and mental health by enhancing immune response, increasing energy levels, and reducing stress.

Details: This method leverages controlled hyperventilation, cold showers, and a meditative focus to achieve a heightened state of well-being.

Components: Huachuma cactus containing mescaline.

Purpose: Spiritual healing, emotional clarity, and personal insight.

Details: Traditionally used in Andean spiritual practices, the ceremony is often led by a shaman and includes ritualistic elements.

Components: Peyote cactus containing mescaline.

Purpose: Spiritual and psychological healing.

Details: Often used in Native American spiritual practices, it involves a guided ceremony with songs, prayers, and sacred rituals.

Components: MDMA administered in a therapeutic setting.

Purpose: To enhance emotional communication and resolve relational conflicts.

Details: MDMA is used to facilitate open and empathetic communication between partners, often under the guidance of a therapist.

Components: Group discussions and therapy sessions post-psychedelic experience.

Purpose: To integrate psychedelic experiences into everyday life.

Details: These circles provide a supportive community for sharing insights and processing experiences.

Components: Floating in a sensory deprivation tank filled with salt water.

Purpose: To achieve deep relaxation, enhance meditative states, and explore consciousness.

Details: The isolation and buoyancy allow for profound mental clarity and introspection.

Components: Secretion from the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog.

Purpose: Detoxification, physical healing, and emotional release.

Details: The secretion is applied to minor burns on the skin, leading to a purging process that cleanses the body and mind.

Components: Meditation, body scanning, and yoga.

Purpose: To reduce stress and improve mental health.

Details: This structured program teaches mindfulness techniques to help individuals manage stress and enhance overall well-being.

Components: Ayahuasca brew in a religious context.

Purpose: Spiritual enlightenment and community bonding.

Details: These churches use Ayahuasca as a sacrament, combining it with hymns, dances, and rituals in a structured ceremony.

Components: Psilocybin mushrooms are grown and used in personal rituals.

Purpose: Personal growth, spiritual exploration, and therapeutic use.

Details: Individuals cultivate mushrooms for guided personal use, often incorporating elements of ritual and intention-setting.

Components: Combination of psychedelics, yoga, meditation, and holistic therapies.

Purpose: Comprehensive approach to mental and physical wellness.

Details: Programs often include guided psychedelic sessions, nutritional support, and integrative therapies.

Components: Cannabis used in a therapeutic setting.

Purpose: To enhance psychotherapy by reducing anxiety and facilitating emotional release.

Details: Cannabis can help clients access deeper emotions and memories, enhancing the therapeutic process.

Components: Iboga or Ibogaine in a structured retreat setting.

Purpose: To treat addiction and facilitate deep psychological healing and spiritual growth.

Details: These retreats offer a supportive environment for undergoing the intense Iboga experience, often with medical supervision.

Components: Low doses of LSD taken on a regular schedule.

Purpose: To enhance creativity, focus, and emotional balance without the full psychedelic experience.

Details: Common schedules include taking a microdose every third day or on weekdays only.

Components: Psilocybin mushrooms in a guided retreat setting.

Purpose: To facilitate personal growth, spiritual awakening, and therapeutic healing.

Details: Retreats often include ceremonies, integration sessions, and supportive group activities.

Components: Ayahuasca or other Amazonian plants, combined with strict dietary and behavioral restrictions.

Purpose: Deep spiritual and personal healing, learning from plant spirits.

Details: Participants follow a strict diet, consuming minimal foods and isolating themselves to connect deeply with the plant medicine.

Components: Psilocybin truffles, particularly popular in the Netherlands where they are legal.

Purpose: To provide therapeutic and spiritual benefits similar to psilocybin mushrooms.

Details: Used in guided sessions or retreats to promote healing and personal insight.

Components: N, N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) smoked or vaporized.

Purpose: To experience profound, mystical, and transformative states of consciousness.

Details: Sessions are often short but intensely impactful, requiring careful integration afterward.

Components: Raw cacao is used in a ceremonial setting.

Purpose: Open the heart, enhance meditation, and facilitate emotional release.

Details: Cacao is consumed ceremonially, often combined with music, meditation, and group sharing.

Components: A combination of rhythmic breathing techniques, meditation, and music.

Purpose: To achieve altered states of consciousness, reduce stress, and enhance well-being.

Details: This method integrates breath control with specific rhythms and visualization to promote health and consciousness expansion.

Components: Deep breathing techniques designed to access non-ordinary states of consciousness.

Purpose: To explore the psyche, resolve trauma, and achieve spiritual insights.

Details: Often facilitated in group settings with music and guidance, focusing on inner exploration.

Components: Combining psychedelics with somatic (body-based) psychotherapy.

Purpose: To release trauma stored in the body and enhance emotional healing.

Details: Involves guided sessions where clients use psychedelics to access and process deep-seated emotional and physical trauma.

Components: Psychedelics combined with sound healing techniques like gongs, crystal bowls, and binaural beats.

Purpose: To enhance the therapeutic effects of psychedelics and facilitate deep relaxation and healing.

Details: Sound vibrations harmonize and balance the body’s energy during a psychedelic experience.

Components: Freeform dance combined with psychedelics.

Purpose: To facilitate emotional expression, physical release, and spiritual connection.

Details: Participants use movement and dance to explore their inner states, often accompanied by a guided or communal setting.

Components: Therapeutic support for integrating psychedelic experiences into daily life.

Purpose: To help individuals process and make sense of their psychedelic journeys.

Details: Involves talking therapies, creative expression, and community support to help integrate insights gained during psychedelic experiences.

Components: DMT extracted from the root bark of Mimosa hostilis.

Purpose: To facilitate profound, immersive spiritual experiences and personal insights.

Details: Users typically vaporize the extracted DMT to experience rapid and intense visions and transformations.

Components: A traditional Amazonian snuff made from powdered tobacco and other herbs.

Purpose: To clear the mind, open spiritual channels, and connect with the Earth.

Details: Administered through the nose by a shaman or oneself, it’s often used with other ceremonial practices.

Components: Leaves of the Salvia divinorum plant.

Purpose: To achieve profound and often disorienting spiritual experiences.

Details: Typically smoked or chewed, Salvia induces brief but intense altered states of consciousness.

Components: Seeds containing LSA (lysergic acid amide), a natural psychedelic.

Purpose: To induce visual and mental alterations similar to LSD, but milder.

Details: Seeds are ingested after proper preparation to reduce nausea and enhance effects

Components: Psilocybin mushrooms used in traditional Mazatec ceremonies.

Purpose: Spiritual healing and communion with the divine.

Details: Involves rituals led by Mazatec shamans, including chanting, prayer, and guided journeys.

Components: Flowers of the Blue Lotus plant.

Purpose: To induce mild psychoactive effects, relaxation, and enhanced dream states.

Details: Often brewed as tea or smoked, used traditionally in ancient Egyptian rituals

Components: Combining psychedelics with therapeutic bodywork practices.

Purpose: To release physical tension and trauma stored in the body.

Details: Sessions are guided by a therapist who uses touch and movement to help process emotions and memories.

Components: LSD is used in a communal and experimental setting.

Purpose: To explore consciousness, creativity, and social boundaries.

Details: Historically, these gatherings involved music, art, and communal activities under the influence of LSD

Components: Combination of synthetic DMT and MAO inhibitors.

Purpose: To replicate the effects of traditional Ayahuasca with more controlled dosing.

Details: Used in clinical and personal settings for therapeutic and spiritual purposes.

Components: Synthetic compound often compared to psilocybin.

Purpose: To induce psychedelic experiences with similar effects to magic mushrooms.

Details: Taken orally, 4-AcO-DMT is used for both recreational and therapeutic purposes

Components: Psilocybin mushrooms in a legal and guided retreat setting.

Purpose: Therapeutic and spiritual exploration.

Details: Jamaica offers legal psilocybin retreats with structured programs and integration support.

Components: 2C-B (4-Bromo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine), a synthetic psychedelic.

Purpose: To induce moderate psychedelic effects, often with visual and tactile enhancements.

Details: Known for its balanced profile, offering both stimulating and euphoric effects.

Components: Leaves of the Mitragyna speciosa tree.

Purpose: To manage pain, anxiety, and opioid withdrawal symptoms.

Details: Kratom is consumed in various forms, such as tea, capsules, or powder.

Components: Personalized coaching to help integrate psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To support individuals in processing and applying insights from their psychedelic journeys.

Details: Coaches work with clients to develop personal growth and healing strategies.

Components: Ceremonial use of natural tobacco.

Purpose: To purify, connect with ancestors, and set intentions.

Details: Traditional use involves smoking or other forms of tobacco consumption in a ritual context.

Components: Ritualistic use of cannabis.

Purpose: To facilitate spiritual growth, meditation, and emotional healing.

Details: These ceremonies often include guided meditation, breathwork, and communal sharing.

Components: Extract from the roots and bark of the Tabernaemontana undulata plant.

Purpose: To cleanse the eyes, enhance vision, and open spiritual awareness.

Details: Used traditionally by Amazonian tribes, the drops are applied to the eyes, causing intense stinging followed by clarity and vision enhancement.

Components: 5-MeO-DMT secretion from the Bufo Alvarius toad.

Purpose: To induce profound, transformative spiritual experiences.

Details: Administered in a ceremonial setting, often guided by experienced facilitators to ensure safety and support.

Components: Enter altered states, drumming, chanting, and other shamanic practices.

Purpose: To communicate with spirit guides, ancestors, and nature spirits.

Details: Often includes rattles, drums, and other instruments to facilitate trance states.

Components: Root of the kava plant, traditionally prepared as a drink.

Purpose: To promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and foster social connection.

Details: Commonly used in Pacific Islander cultures, kava ceremonies are social events with spiritual significance.

Components: Mescaline-containing cacti such as Peyote and San Pedro.

Purpose: Spiritual exploration and healing.

Details: These ceremonies are often led by experienced facilitators and include various traditional rituals.

Components: A form of breathwork designed to induce psychedelic-like states without substances.

Purpose: To process emotions, release trauma, and achieve personal insights.

Details: Involves deep, rhythmic breathing and specific techniques to enhance emotional release.

Components: Meditation focused on sacred geometry patterns, often combined with psychedelics.

Purpose: To enhance spiritual experiences and deepen meditation.

Details: Visualizing or creating sacred geometry can amplify the effects of psychedelics and promote a sense of unity and connection.

Components: Use of psychedelics as sacraments within a religious or spiritual context.

Purpose: To deepen spiritual practices and community bonds.

Details: These services may involve rituals, hymns, and communal experiences facilitated by spiritual leaders.

Components: 5-MeO-DMT, a potent psychedelic compound extracted from the Bufo Alvarius toad.

Purpose: To induce profound mystical experiences and facilitate spiritual awakening.

Details: Often administered in a ceremonial setting, it’s known for its intense and brief psychoactive effects.
Web Link: 5-MeO-DMT Information

Components: Use virtual reality (VR), binaural beats, and visual light sequences to simulate psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To explore altered states without ingesting substances.

Details: These technologies aim to induce states of consciousness similar to those experienced with psychedelics.

Components: Creation of art under the influence of psychedelics.

Purpose: To facilitate emotional expression, healing, and self-discovery.

Details: Often guided by a therapist, participants use various artistic mediums to explore their inner worlds.

Components: Participation in controlled clinical trials studying psychedelics.

Purpose: To advance scientific understanding and therapeutic applications of psychedelics.

Details: Participants receive psychedelics in a controlled setting and contribute to research data.

Components: Organizations providing support and education to reduce risks associated with psychedelic use.

Purpose: To ensure the safer use of psychedelics through information and crisis intervention.

Details: Services include onsite support at festivals, educational resources, and emergency help.

Components: Combination of guided meditation and psychedelic use.

Purpose: To deepen meditative practice and enhance spiritual insights.

Details: These retreats provide a structured environment for meditation enhanced by psychedelics, often including yoga and mindfulness practices

Components: Regular, sub-perceptual doses of psychedelics like psilocybin, LSD, or mescaline.

Purpose: To alleviate symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

Details: Microdosing schedules vary but often involve taking a dose every third or fourth day.

Components: Integration of psychedelics with yoga practice.

Purpose: To enhance the mind-body connection and deepen spiritual practice.

Details: Sessions may include guided yoga routines followed by meditation or breathwork enhanced by psychedelics

Components: Amanita Muscaria mushrooms, traditionally prepared and consumed.

Purpose: Spiritual exploration and healing.

Details: This mushroom, known for its red cap with white spots, has been used in shamanic rituals in Siberia and Northern Europe.

Components: Various plant medicines, including psychedelics, combined with holistic healing practices.

Purpose: Comprehensive healing of mind, body, and spirit.

Details: Programs may include diet changes, herbal supplements, and lifestyle modifications in addition to psychedelic use

Components: Ketamine administered via injection, infusion, or lozenges, combined with psychotherapy.

Purpose: To treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain.

Details: Ketamine is known for its fast-acting antidepressant effects and is used in conjunction with therapy to address underlying issues.

Components: Immersive sound therapy combined with psychedelics.

Purpose: To promote relaxation, healing, and altered states of consciousness.

Details: Participants are immersed in sound waves produced by gongs, singing bowls, and other instruments while under the influence of psychedelics.

Components: Sharing and listening to personal stories of psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To integrate experiences and build community.

Details: These sessions often include group sharing and facilitated discussions, providing a platform for connection and support.

Components: Psychedelic experiences in natural settings.

Purpose: To connect with nature and enhance spiritual exploration.

Details: These retreats often include guided hikes, outdoor ceremonies, and integration activities in a wilderness setting

Components: Workshops focused on integrating psychedelic experiences into daily life.

Purpose: To help participants process and apply insights from their experiences.

Details: These workshops may include art therapy, journaling, group discussions, and other integrative practices.

Components: Personalized coaching to guide individuals through psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To provide support, preparation, and integration for psychedelic journeys.

Details: Coaches work with clients before, during, and after psychedelic use to maximize benefits and ensure safety.

Components: Combining dance with psychedelic substances.

Purpose: To facilitate emotional release and self-expression.

Details: Guided dance sessions help participants explore their bodies and emotions under the influence of psychedelics.

Components: San Pedro cactus containing mescaline.

Purpose: To provide spiritual and emotional healing.

Details: These ceremonies are guided by shamans and include traditional rituals such as chanting and drumming.

Components: Creation of art under the influence of psychedelics.

Purpose: To explore creativity and process psychedelic experiences.

Details: Workshops provide materials and guidance for participants to create visionary art during or after psychedelic journeys.

Components: High-quality, ceremonial-grade cacao.

Purpose: To open the heart, enhance meditation, and deepen spiritual practice.

Details: Cacao is consumed ceremonially with guided meditation and communal sharing.

Components: Use of various psychoactive plants in traditional herbalism practices.

Purpose: To enhance physical, mental, and spiritual health.

Details: Includes the use of plants like mugwort, damiana, and blue lotus in combination with psychedelics.

Components: High doses of psilocybin mushrooms, often used in a therapeutic setting.
Purpose: To treat depression, anxiety, and existential distress, particularly in terminally ill patients.
Details: Guided sessions with a therapist help patients process their experiences and integrate insights.

Components: Support for individuals experiencing challenging psychedelic experiences or spiritual crises.

Purpose: To provide a safe space and guidance for navigating complex states.

Details: Involves crisis intervention, counseling, and integration support.

Components: Immersion in a forest environment, often combined with mild psychedelics.

Purpose: To enhance connection with nature and promote mental and physical well-being.

Details: Participants walk slowly through the forest, engage in mindful practices, and may consume mild psychedelics like psilocybin.

Components: Kratom leaves, often prepared as a tea.

Purpose: To manage pain, alleviate anxiety, and support opioid withdrawal.

Details: Kratom has both stimulant and sedative properties depending on the dosage and strain

Components: Sublingual ketamine lozenges.

Purpose: To provide rapid relief from depressive symptoms.

Details: These lozenges are taken under supervision and dissolve under the tongue, delivering ketamine directly into the bloodstream.

Components: Integration of psychedelics with traditional CBT practices.

Purpose: To enhance the therapeutic effects of CBT.

Details: Sessions combine the structured approach of CBT with the introspective and emotional insights gained from psychedelics.

Components: Combining psychedelics with nootropics (cognitive enhancers).

Purpose: To enhance cognitive function, creativity, and mental clarity.

Details: Nootropics like racetams, choline, and adaptogens are used alongside microdoses of psychedelics.

Components: Secretion from the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog.

Purpose: To cleanse the body, boost the immune system, and provide emotional and physical healing.

Details: The secretion is applied to small burns on the skin, inducing a purging process.

Components: Iboga root bark.

Purpose: Deep spiritual and psychological healing, often for addiction treatment.

Details: Ceremonies are led by experienced Bwiti shamans and include rituals, chants, and spiritual teachings.

Components: Use of psychedelics to enhance creative writing.

Purpose: To unlock creativity, overcome writer’s block, and explore new perspectives.

Details: Writers use low to moderate doses of psychedelics to stimulate imagination and deepen their connection to their work.

Components: Group discussions focused on integrating psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To provide support and shared insights for integrating psychedelic journeys.

Details: Facilitated circles offer a safe space to discuss experiences and learn from others.

Components: Ibogaine, a naturally occurring psychoactive substance found in the African plant Tabernanthe iboga.

Purpose: Primarily used to treat addiction, particularly opioid addiction.

Details: Administered in a clinical setting, it helps patients undergo deep psychological introspection and reduce withdrawal symptoms.

Components: Solo journeys in nature combined with psychedelics.

Purpose: To seek personal insights, spiritual guidance, and life direction.

Details: Participants spend extended time alone in nature, often fasting and using psychedelics for enhanced vision and clarity.

Components: Techniques for inducing lucid dreams enhanced by psychedelics.

Purpose: To explore the subconscious mind and gain insights through dreams.

Details: Psychedelics like Calea zacatechichi (dream herb) and small doses of psilocybin can enhance dream recall and lucidity.

Components: Combining wilderness therapy with psychedelic experiences.

Purpose: To treat mental health issues and promote personal growth.

Details: Participants engage in outdoor activities and therapeutic sessions enhanced by psychedelics.

Components: Use of sacred snuff like yopo or vilca seeds.

Purpose: To induce visionary states and spiritual healing.

Details: Traditional snuff is blown into the nostrils using a ceremonial pipe, often by a shaman.

Components: Combining Reiki energy healing with psychedelic use.

Purpose: To enhance the healing process and release energetic blockages.

Details: A Reiki practitioner channels energy to the client, who may use psychedelics to deepen the experience.

Components: Structured programs to integrate DMT experiences.

Purpose: To process and apply insights gained from DMT journeys.

Details: Programs include counseling, journaling, and group support sessions

Components: Herbal combinations that mimic the effects of Ayahuasca, such as Syrian Rue and Mimosa Hostilis.

Purpose: To provide an Ayahuasca-like experience using legal herbs.

Details: These analogs are prepared and consumed similarly to traditional Ayahuasca.

Components: Psychedelic-assisted therapy conducted with romantic partners.

Purpose: To strengthen relationships and resolve conflicts.

Details: Couples undergo therapy sessions with psychedelics to enhance communication and emotional connection.

Components: Workshops focused on enhancing creativity through microdosing psychedelics.

Purpose: To boost creative thinking and problem-solving skills.

Details: Participants learn about microdosing protocols and engage in creative exercises

Components: Initiatives to build supportive communities around psychedelic use.

Purpose: To foster connection, education, and harm reduction.

Details: Community events, support groups, and educational programs provide resources and social support.

Components: Academic programs and courses focused on the study of psychedelic consciousness.

Purpose: To advance scientific understanding and education on psychedelics.

Details: Universities and institutions offer courses on the history, effects, and therapeutic uses of psychedelics.