Psychedelics and Meditation Reveal Subconscious Maps of the Self
A groundbreaking review reveals how meditation, psychedelics, and hypnotherapy unlock the subconscious — and why it’s changing everything we know about the…
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The Mushroom That Makes You See Tiny People: The Strange Science of Jiàn Shǒu Qīng (Lanmaoa asiatica)
A prized Yunnan bolete, *Lanmaoa asiatica*, can make people hallucinate hundreds of tiny people when undercooked — and it carries no gene for any known…
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Psilocybin and Meditation Reveal Subconscious Mind’s Hidden Layer
A review of altered states of consciousness—meditation, psychedelics, hypnotherapy, and more—reveals a hidden world of the subconscious, where science and…
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Aquahenosis: When Floating Feels Like Being One with the Ocean
Somewhere in a dimly lit room, a person is lying in a tank of water, eyes closed, breathing slowly, feeling the world dissolve around them. They’ve heard…
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Eli Lilly Is Buying Psychedelics Developer AtaiBeckley for $2.8 Billion: What the Deal Actually Means
Eli Lilly is acquiring psychedelics biotech AtaiBeckley for $2.8B to develop a 5-MeO-DMT depression drug. Here is what the deal covers — and what is still…
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Psychedelics Don’t Just “Turn Up” the Brain: What 49 Electrophysiology Studies Actually Show
A new systematic review of 49 electrophysiology studies challenges the idea that psychedelics simply crank up brain activity — the real picture looks more…
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Aquahenosis: Floating Triggers Oceanic Consciousness Shift
Imagine dissolving into the water, your body weightless, your mind expanding beyond the edges of your skin. This is not a dream—it’s a reported experience…
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Aquahenosis: The Oceanic High That Doesn’t Require a Psychedelic
A new state of consciousness, called “aquahenosis,” emerges from floating in sensory-deprived tanks—without drugs, just water and silence.
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Redefining the real problem in psychedelic trials: Why fighting the Lessebo matters more than blinding integrity
A groundbreaking study reveals that the real issue in psychedelic research isn’t perfect blinding—it’s the invisible force of disappointment.
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DMT-harmine mix eases embarrassment by altering self-perception
A new study finds that a DMT-harmine mix may help people feel less embarrassed — and the results are more surprising than you’d expect.
