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The following journal entry was written by Michael Oliver of The Flying Sage. The Flying Sage is an online psychedelic centric community and there is a cost for membership. There also exists a free WhatsApp group of the same name. I have Michael’s permission to post this document here. I included this document here because […]
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Persian culture is one of the richest ones in the world and has profoundly influenced other cultures, too. Iran is normally referred to as the cradles of civilization and its impact on different regions and traditions is still observable. One of the most beautiful customs which has been celebrated for over 3000 years now is
Nowruz (New Day / Spring Equinox) ‘Haft Sin’ Read More »
First, a dedication to my teacher of Celtic shamanism (White Bone) – Angela dear, I am sharing a letter I wrote today to a longtime acquaintance, a past IT supervisor, and someone who is currently struggling with forgiveness after the death of his wife. I share these thoughts with you out of respect and
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Chris Bache is a theologian who was practicing as a minister in the south of the USA for 20 years . I true ‘believer’ I would say … at least until his remarkable and courageous journey into the psychedelic universe. I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Chris personally at the 2019 Spirit Plant Medicine
Chris Bache ‘LSD and the Mind of the Universe’ Read More »
The 2020 VSPMC was an exceedingly interesting affair for anyone interested in how Spirit Plant psychedelic Medicine is being used to help 1,000s of people heal from all manner of physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual issues. Because of the pandemic, this year’s conference was hosted online via ZOOM. I was grateful that early-bird tickets, purchased
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For deep personal reasons I walk the Medicine Path. My spiritual, emotional, and physical survival depends directly on my commitment to spiritual healing and the continuation of this journey. I offer these ceremonies as a service. And service is part and parcel of my path. After many years of searching, reading, and practicing I
“You know dear, I am truly feeling better. Much better than I have for the past 50 years,” I said to my wife. “The depression and anxiety are all but completely gone!” “Yes dear, you do appear to be much better,” she replied. “But my brain is broken dear,” I continued. “I am
My Brain Is Broken Read More »
Ram Dass on How Can We Accept Ourselves
Ram Dass on How Can We Accept Ourselves Read More »
[edit: Upon waking from this dream I was overcome with love and adoration for my wife. I thought, there is a message here which I should share.] I was moving through a dream, one instant I was observing a beautiful dark haired woman thinking to myself, ‘I could love her.’ It was a time before
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Whenever I am waiting to attend a ceremony I look for spiritual music and/or spiritual talks to help me reach a place of peace; to escape the noise of Western life. More often than not I am drawn to the beautiful voice of Snatam Kaur (her voice is LOVE) and the talks of Guru
Promises and Pitfalls of the Spiritual Path – Ram Dass Full Lecture 1988 Read More »