“Bicycle Day” is April 19th, and is the closest thing the psychedelic community has to a holyday. It celebrates the anniversary of the world’s first conscious acid trip, undertaken by the Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann when he purposely took what he thought would be microdose of LSD-25.

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The Psychedelic Renaissance is simply the latest label for Western culture’s acceptance of expanded consciousness. Indigenous people across the world have been caretakers for psychoactive plants and substances that expand consciousness and return us to a relationship with the planetary intelligence we call ‘nature’.

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It was an extraordinary moment, a brush with madness and the divine that would leave any ordinary person fearing for their mind. Sixty-three years later, Hoffman’s unique chemical is still trying to shake off its reputation and the whole world has been drawn into his long, strange trip.

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What is 5-MeO-DMT, and amongst all the psychedelics nature has created, why is it so vitally important to our spiritual awakening? The answer lies in the mind and our ego, which filter and separate us from the web of life.

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The ego will also adapt and commodify anything that comes at it, including the ancient art of shamanism and the plant and earth medicines – the entheogens – which have now returned into the Western mind frame in the last few decades.

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You may have heard of the “Psychedelic Renaissance” and the return of mind-altering substances to the therapist’s toolkit, or the Decriminalize Movement’s reforms in cities across America to allow for the personal use of entheogenic plants and earth medicines.

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