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Curated articles related to the science of psychedelics. Learn more about current and past scientific research of psychedelic drugs. Read about ongoing clinical trials and found out how you can participate. We provide all the necessary information you need to stay in the know. Browse our list of curated articles to find out more psychedelic-assisted therapies and the scientific studies behind them. Find out why we should celebrate, not fear, psychedelics.
Psychedelic Decriminalization Initiatives
Decriminalize California
CORONA VIRUS COVID-19 UPDATE
Because of the pandemic all meetings are now online, distribution of petition sheets via mail, and we are requesting that the state of California take a one time emergency action to allow for digital petitions. Please sign the open letter to Governor Gavin Newsom at Change.org/iSignDigitally
As of March 25, 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has 454,398 confirmed cases and 20,550 deaths worldwide.
Of the 61,167 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, 2,660 are in California including 58 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Therefore, we, the Proponents of the California Psilocybin Decriminalization Initiative (19-0027A1), the Cannabis Hemp Heritage Act (19-0011), the California Initiative, Referendum and Recall Act (19-0009), and Allows for Jury Trials in Child-Custody and Dependent-Child Determinations Initiative Statute (19-0033) hereby request the Governor and/or the California State Legislature implement emergency legislation to authorize the collection of electronic signatures for statewide initiatives during the current COVID-19 pandemic. This request concerns not only our own initiative but all other initiatives actively collecting signatures.
Because of the pandemic all meetings are now online, distribution of petition sheets via mail, and we are requesting that the state of California take a one time emergency action to allow for digital petitions. Please sign the open letter to Governor Gavin Newsom at Change.org/iSignDigitally
As of March 25, 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has 454,398 confirmed cases and 20,550 deaths worldwide.
Of the 61,167 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States, 2,660 are in California including 58 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Therefore, we, the Proponents of the California Psilocybin Decriminalization Initiative (19-0027A1), the Cannabis Hemp Heritage Act (19-0011), the California Initiative, Referendum and Recall Act (19-0009), and Allows for Jury Trials in Child-Custody and Dependent-Child Determinations Initiative Statute (19-0033) hereby request the Governor and/or the California State Legislature implement emergency legislation to authorize the collection of electronic signatures for statewide initiatives during the current COVID-19 pandemic. This request concerns not only our own initiative but all other initiatives actively collecting signatures.
About
We are going to try to Decriminalize Psychedelic Mushrooms in California by submitting a citizens initiative to be placed on the ballot for the November 3, 2020 election.
We need 623,212 valid signatures just to get the initiative on the ballot and 50% +1 vote to win the November election. Luckily for us, there is a little known fact that if you get 25 California Registered Voters to sign a sheet then we can get the State of California’s Legislature Office to provide assistance in the final drafting stages. We will also be holding meetings in Northern California (Bay Area), the Central Coast (Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo) and the South (Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego). So check out the language below, make comments, and join us at one of the next campaign strategy meetings.
Mission
To promote research and education concerning the healing and consciousness expanding nature of the chemical compounds found naturally in psilocybin mushrooms and to support a campaign to put a ballot initiative before the voters of California for their decriminalization and build the framework for eventual legalization.
Vision
Our vision is a world in which people are free to explore their own mental processes, cognition and consciousness as they choose. In particular, a place where researchers, guides, facilitators and those with open minds and open hearts are able to investigate the healing nature of psychedelics – without fear of suppression, censure and incarceration. We believe that the transformative power of mind-expanding compounds, both natural substances and their chemical analogs, will help guide us to a better future.
Values
Compassion · Transparency · Accountability · Creativity
Decrim SF
We are suffering under misinformation about traditional entheogenic plants. These are
traditional healing plants, respectfully used for religious and healing purposes for millennia,
around the world. Although currently illegal outside of limited clinical and religious contexts,
these plants aren't addicting, socially destabilizing drugs.
"Entheogenic plants" are different from, for example, amphetamine, cocaine, heroin,
alcohol, tobacco. Contrary to political messaging, the science shows that these plants are not
addictive - if fact, they help alleviate addiction, depression, and, when used with respect and
care, can be
deeply healing to individuals and communities. Here are a few facts about these plants, with
their scientific references listed at the bottom of the page.
Entheogenic plants and fungi have co-evolved with humans for millennia, first used,
possibly, to enhance hunting ability through heightened sensory awareness allowing greater
success during hunting and gathering. From there, the plants and fungi began their co-evolution
with humans, creating a unique synergistic relationship between these entheogens and human
communities via shamanic integration.
Eventually, the sensory and consciousness benefits, including the social cohesion and
expansion of consciousness, were brought into the villages and communities. From there, the
relationship between the entheogens and humans grew and are thought to be the genesis of
the mystical experiences that led to growth of religion, and to expanded capacity of humans to
contextualize themselves within the greater cosmos and understand their surroundings as a
fully integrated ecosystem and to create a workable narrative of their own existence within this
ecosystem.
These plants and fungi have been revered throughout the world, but have become
limited to humanity by millennia of colonization, authoritarianism, industrialization, and the
disenfranchisement of humans from their ecological roots.
In addition, countless indigenous groups throughout the world, including Native
Americans, the Olmec, Zapotec, Maya, and Aztec used peyote and psilocybe mushrooms.
Mushrooms stones and art date back to 3000 BC in the Americas and as far back as 11,000 BC in
northern Africa. The Aztecs would drink chocolate and eat mushrooms called "Teonanácatl" in
Nahuatl (literally "god mushroom"—compound of the words teo(tl) (god) and nanácatl
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(mushroom)) with honey. The act of ingesting the mushroom sacrament is known as
monanacahuia (to mushroom oneself).
Entheogenic plants and fungi are known to increase an individual’s respect for the earth
and the ecosystem and to heighten human awareness of their own condition within society, a
fact that may have led to these plants and fungi being place on the Federal Schedule 1 list of
banned substances.
A top Nixon aide, John Ehrlichman, admitted: “You want to know what this was really all
about. The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies:
the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying. We knew we couldn’t make
it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies
with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt
those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings,
and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the
drugs? Of course we did.”
Wall Street investors are already investing in psilocybin companies which are developing
synthetic versions of nature that will cost $7,000- $10,000 a gram and potentially reduce access
for our community, rather than increase access.
Individual and community empowerment comes from being able to know where our
entheogens come from, from our garden, or from our community. We should not have to rely
upon synthetically made substances from the pharmaceutical industry that distances us from
our relationship to Earth.
Psychedelic Communities
Psychedelic communities, clubs, societies, and more from all around the world. There are so many to choose from, it is unbelievable that psychedelics are still illegal in most of the world. Help change the stigma attached to psychedelics by becoming involved in your local community. Here is the latest information from psychedelic communities all over the world.
Educating the Public About Psychedelics
Founded on Cognitive Liberty, we believe a personal interest in psychedelics is safe, legitimate, and socially acceptable. We provide free education about these medicines to the public by hosting free meetings, discussions, forums, and other events. Join the Club for free and feel good knowing you are supporting a 501(c)3 nonprofit. Click the button below to learn more about one of our growing number of chapters.
Psychedelic Club (Main)
Who We Are
Psychedelic Club is a network of chapters dedicated to increasing mainstream acceptance of psychedelics. Founded on the idea of cognitive liberty, we believe a personal interest in psychedelics is legitimate, healthy, and socially acceptable.
We facilitate societal change and fight stigma on the grassroots level by organizing above ground, welcoming everyone, and sharing honestly. A red pen to the cultural narrative, public, and non-exclusive, Psychedelic Club provides an accessible way to directly participate in the psychedelic renaissance.
OUR MISSION
To increase mainstream cultural awareness and acceptance of psychedelics
We are here to promote open and honest psychedelic expression and reduce the stigma, shame, and fear associated with such expression.
Psychedelic Club is a network of chapters dedicated to increasing mainstream acceptance of psychedelics. Founded on the idea of cognitive liberty, we believe a personal interest in psychedelics is legitimate, healthy, and socially acceptable.
We facilitate societal change and fight stigma on the grassroots level by organizing above ground, welcoming everyone, and sharing honestly. A red pen to the cultural narrative, public, and non-exclusive, Psychedelic Club provides an accessible way to directly participate in the psychedelic renaissance.
OUR MISSION
To increase mainstream cultural awareness and acceptance of psychedelics
We are here to promote open and honest psychedelic expression and reduce the stigma, shame, and fear associated with such expression.
Microdosing talk with Paul Austin from The Third Wave at Denver Psychedelic Club
Psychedelic Club UCSB
Psychedelic Club of San Mateo
Founded in the San Francisco Bay Area and nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley, we are dedicated to educating our community about psychedelics. Founded on October 4th, 2019 and officially incorporated on February 28th, 2020, we are located in San Mateo, California. With recent decriminalization of entheogenic plants and fungi in Oakland and Santa Cruz, our hope is that the rest of California, and the world, will follow suit.
Our aim is to educate the public about these substances so that they may make more informed decisions concerning psychedelic plants and fungi. We also believe in giving back, that is why we give charitable contributions to local businesses, other nonprofits, and communities in need. We are a chapter of Psychedelic Club and, like all chapters, joining our club is free. Go to our website at https://www.psychedelicsanmateo.com/ for more information about our chapter. Thank you!
Psychedelic Club of San Mateo
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Australian Psychedelic Society - APS
The Australian Psychedelic Society (APS) is a not-for-profit organisation seeking to connect Australia's psychedelic community to benefit, enjoy and contribute to their culture in a safe and supportive environment.
Our aims are to:
Advocate: for the interests of psychedelic users.
Represent: Provide an informed and balanced public voice for the psychedelic community in political and social forums.
Engage: Facilitate the creation and delivery of resources to strengthen community education, cohesion and direction with a focus on reducing harms and maximising benefits.
Network: Provide a hub from which related groups can meet and coordinate, creating greater cohesion and power from which social change can arise.
The APS has local chapters in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth:
https://www.psychedelicsociety.org.au/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/MelbournePsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SydneyPsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BrisbanePsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PerthPsychedelic/
Our aims are to:
Advocate: for the interests of psychedelic users.
Represent: Provide an informed and balanced public voice for the psychedelic community in political and social forums.
Engage: Facilitate the creation and delivery of resources to strengthen community education, cohesion and direction with a focus on reducing harms and maximising benefits.
Network: Provide a hub from which related groups can meet and coordinate, creating greater cohesion and power from which social change can arise.
The APS has local chapters in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth:
https://www.psychedelicsociety.org.au/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/MelbournePsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SydneyPsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BrisbanePsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/PerthPsychedelic/
Harm Reduction
Organizations and projects from around the world that aim to reduce drug-related harm. These organizations specialize in creating and implementing preventative measures that are designed to protect the public from physical and mental suffering. They also aim to inform the public about drugs and safety in order to create healthier communities. Support their causes by becoming a volunteer or making a contribution today.
Iris Supportive Services
OUR SERVICES
Iris Supportive Services is an emerging harm reduction organization, which is dedicated to providing safe spaces at events.
Iris Supportive Services believes in a world where vulnerability and individuality are celebrated. Our mission is to provide safe spaces for individuals to express themselves and be supported by their community. We began as a physical safe space, offering sanctuary from the stimuli of events and have since shifted our focus to supporting our community virtually. Peers provide a safe space for guests to feel safe and secure sharing their experiences.
Iris Supportive Services is an emerging harm reduction organization, which is dedicated to providing safe spaces at events.
Iris Supportive Services believes in a world where vulnerability and individuality are celebrated. Our mission is to provide safe spaces for individuals to express themselves and be supported by their community. We began as a physical safe space, offering sanctuary from the stimuli of events and have since shifted our focus to supporting our community virtually. Peers provide a safe space for guests to feel safe and secure sharing their experiences.
Jen Price, MA🍄
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✨Psychedelic Coaching & Integration
🚀SF Director @decrimca
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@huglifecompany
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✨Psychedelic Coaching & Integration
🚀SF Director @decrimca
📍Bay Area/Online
@micrology.co
@huglifecompany
entheojen.com