Consciousness Medicine
My journey with altered states of consciousness, psychedelics, hallucinogens —drugs— began as a rebellious, headstrong and horribly codependent teenager. Incredibly sensitive, both empathically and telepathically, I used mind-altering substances recreationally to have fun and fit in; shed inhibitions, anxiety and self-consciousness; let go and dance with reckless abandon; cope with the destructive nature of my first real, and very toxic relationship.
I stepped away from using drugs for over ten years, then started dabbling recreationally with psychedelics after I quit drinking in 2013. Shortly after the death of my beloved companion kitty, Phoenix, in 2021, I took a heroic dose of mushrooms and had a direct conversation with an extra-dimensional being/aspect of self who showed me how to tune into 3D reality, and phase back out, expand into other dimensions of space and time.
That journey and conversation validated all I had been intuiting with respect to “Sacred Human,” the nature of reality, constructs of mind, and this school for unlearning. It’s taken alllllll of this time… 6 years (I am writing this in 2026) of dismantling, unraveling, slowing down for my understanding, identity, reality, humanity to effectively catch up with that conversation.
What is an entheogen?
The term “entheogen” was coined in the 1970s by a group of ethnobotanists and scholars of mythology. From the Greek word en meaning “within,” theo meaning “god,” and gennao, “to generate.” Entheogens are psychoactive, hallucinogenic substances and their preparations, generally derived from plants or fungi, and administered as sacrament in religious, spiritual, or ritualistic contexts.
Entheogens generate the divine from within, induce spiritual or mystical experiences, open a window for a deeper understanding of the self. Examples include cannabis, psilocybin mushrooms, peyote cactus, ayahuasca, Bufo.
These long-standing Indigenous health technologies have been subject to centuries of aggressive suppression, first through colonization and the Inquisition of the Americas, then later by the US-led “war on drugs.” Nonetheless, psychedelics have reemerged over the past several decades as medicines served as sacrament, entheogens, with the potential to address mental illness and enhance well-being among largely non-Indigenous communities.¹
Entheogen vs. Psychedelic
The term “psychedelic” has its roots in the mid-20th century. Coined by psychiatrist Humphry Osmond in 1957, it combines the Greek words “psyche” (mind) and “delos” (manifest), translating to “mind-manifesting.” Psychedelics are substances that significantly alter perception, mood, and a host of cognitive processes. They are known for their ability to produce vivid hallucinations, alter thought processes, and evoke profound emotional states.
Entheogenic supported exploration of consciousness has been shown to have several potential healing benefits, to include:
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Effectiveness for treating a variety of mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), addiction, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
Lasting positive changes in mood, outlook, and behavior, including a decrease in symptoms of depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions, as well as an increase in self-esteem, optimism and motivation.
Increased connectivity between brain regions: These connections may help to improve mood, outlook, and behavior.
Reduced activity in the default mode network: The default mode network is a network of brain regions that are active when we are not focused on anything in particular. Psychedelics have been shown to reduce activity in this network, which may help to increase focus and attention.
Increased neuroplasticity: Psychedelics have been shown to increase neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to change and adapt. This may help to create new neural pathways and connections, which can lead to lasting positive changes in mental health.
Reduced negative thinking patterns: Psychedelics can help to reduce negative thinking patterns, such as rumination and catastrophizing. This can lead to a more positive outlook and a decrease in symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Increased self-awareness: Psychedelics can help to increase self-awareness, which can lead to a better understanding of oneself and one’s problems. This can be helpful in making positive changes in one’s life.²
The use of smaller microdoses of entheogenic substances may support the healing of physical conditions and emotional states such as sadness, anger, envy, isolation, agitation; reduce anxiety, stress, depression, PTSD, OCD, addiction; improve physical health, overall well-being, mood; enhance cognitive performance, empathy, spirituality, curiosity; enhance mindfulness, creativity, learning; decrease substance dependence, increase sociability.
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“In addition to microdosing psychedelics alone, growing interest has focused on a practice referred to colloquially as stacking which involves combining microdoses of psychedelics—primarily psilocybin-containing mushrooms—with other substances that are proposed to accentuate salutary effects. The use of such admixtures appear to have a long history; Aztecs combined cacao with psilocybin mushrooms in a practice referred to as "cacahua-xochitl," which literally means "chocolate-mushrooms," and psilocybin admixtures composed of honey, flowers and herbs have been noted in historical records among both Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. Source 1
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