keywords

cannabis, concentrate judging, Tennessee cannabis scene, Enigma Gathering, psychedelic experiences, conservation, 5-MeO-DMT, personal growth, love and responsibility, combo, purging, combo therapy, venom therapy, psilocybin, psychedelics, energetic imprint, healing, therapy, fear, education

summary

In this conversation, Psilo Toad discusses various aspects of cannabis culture, including judging concentrates at a cannabis event, the evolving cannabis scene in Tennessee, and experiences at the Enigma Gathering festival. The discussion also delves into the ethical considerations of toad conservation, the debate between synthetic and natural psychedelics, and the personal growth journey facilitated by psychedelics.

The conversation concludes with reflections on love, responsibility, and the importance of integrating experiences with healing practices like combo. In this conversation, Psilo Toad shares profound insights into the experiences of purging and healing through various psychedelic therapies, including Combo and venom therapies.

The discussion delves into the increasing potency of psilocybin mushrooms and the implications for users, emphasizing the importance of understanding sources and energetic imprints in the cultivation and consumption of psychedelics. The conversation also addresses the fear surrounding psychedelic therapy and the need for education and freedom in accessing these substances.

takeaways

Judging concentrates can be an intense experience.

Tennessee's cannabis market is surprisingly open.

Festivals can reveal the complexities of drug culture.

Conservation efforts can benefit from responsible practices.

The debate between synthetic and natural psychedelics continues.

Psychedelics can illuminate personal truths and societal issues.

Love and responsibility are intertwined in our actions.

Experiences with psychedelics can evolve over time.

Integration is key after psychedelic experiences.

Kambo can be a powerful healing practice. Purging can be an intense but necessary part of healing.

Kambo therapy is effective for detoxification and healing.

The experience of purging can lead to a sense of renewal.

Psilocybin mushrooms are becoming increasingly potent due to selective breeding.

Understanding the source of psychedelics is crucial for safe use.

Energetic imprints from cultivation affect the experience of psychedelics.

Fear in the psychedelic community often stems from misunderstanding.

Education is key to navigating the complexities of psychedelic therapy.

The importance of set and setting cannot be overstated in psychedelic experiences.

Love and intention in the cultivation of psychedelics can enhance their effects.

titles

The Evolution of Psilocybin Potency

The Intensity of Purging and Healing

Sound Bites

"Four hours of concentrate!"

"Tennessee has no medical program."

"It was like a drug cartel."

"I purged for like four or five hours."

"Combo's going to purge all that stuff."

"I felt like this rite of passage."

Chapters

00:00

Introduction to Concentrate Judging and Cannabis Culture

03:05

Exploring the Cannabis Scene in Tennessee

05:59

The Enigma Gathering: A Festival Experience

08:56

Conservation and the Toads: A Discussion on Ethics

11:58

The Debate on Synthetic vs. Natural Psychedelics

14:52

Psychedelics and Personal Growth: A Lifelong Journey

17:46

The Role of Responsibility in Love and Psychedelics

20:52

Experiences with Combo and Other Healing Practices

25:36

The Intensity of Purging and Healing

30:00

Exploring the Benefits of Combo and Venom Therapies

34:50

The Evolution of Psilocybin Potency

39:46

Navigating Fear and Education in Psychedelic Therapy

45:07

The Energetic Imprint of Psychedelic Substances

In this conversation, Mitch Schultz and Ian Benouis explore the transformative power of plant medicines, particularly in the context of healing trauma experienced by veterans. They discuss their personal journeys with psychedelics, the importance of community and support in the healing process, and the potential for these medicines to help individuals reconnect with their true selves. The conversation emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to healing that integrates both traditional and modern practices, and the role of veterans in leading this change in society.

takeaways

Veterans are the outputs of the war machine and need healing.

Plant medicines can help individuals reconnect with their true selves.

Letting go is essential for personal transformation.

Community support is crucial in the healing process.

Ayahuasca and other plant medicines can facilitate deep emotional healing.

The journey of healing is ongoing and requires commitment.

Trauma from military service can manifest in various ways.

Integrating plant medicine into society can help address larger issues of trauma.

Hope is a powerful motivator for change and healing.

The experience of using plant medicines can vary greatly among individuals.

titles

Veterans Leading the Way in Healing

The Transformative Power of Ayahuasca

Sound Bites

"This stuff is hope to get your life back."

"You have to be called to the medicine."

"Letting go is where all the magic happens."

keywords

Psilomethoxin, psychedelics, mental health, veterans, community drug development, healing, psilocybin, DMT, psychedelic industry, patents

hashtags

#psilomethoxin

#sacredsynthesis

#toadshrooms

#bufoboomers

#churchofpsilomethoxin

#toadally

#hikrodosing

#psilotoad

#toadstool

#🐸🍄

summary

In this conversation, Psilo Toad and Ryan discuss their experiences with Psilomethoxin, a psychedelic compound derived from mushrooms. They reminisce about their first Dieta experience, compare Psilomethoxin to psilocybin, and explore its potential as a healing tool, especially for veterans. The discussion also touches on the future of the psychedelic industry, community drug development, and the implications of patents related to Psilomethoxin.

takeaways

Psilomethoxin offers a unique experience compared to traditional psychedelics.

The healing process can be simplified for better accessibility.

Psilomethoxin can serve as both an on-ramp and off-ramp for other psychedelics.

Community drug development is essential for faster access to healing substances.

Veterans are finding relief through the use of Psilomethoxin.

The psychedelic industry is evolving with new compounds and accessibility.

Patents on psychedelics can complicate access and development.

Natural mushrooms should be accessible to everyone.

The consumer will benefit from more quality products at lower prices.

Healing doesn't have to be a painful process.

Sound Bites

"This is some Jedi magic."

"Healing doesn't have to hurt."

"Psilomethoxin is also a wonderful on-ramp."

Chapters

00:00

Introduction and Setting the Stage

01:14

First Dieta Experience with Psilomethoxin

03:00

Ryan's Background and Journey into Psychedelics

06:46

Comparing Psilomethoxin and Psilocybin

10:48

The Potential of Isolated Psilomethoxin

12:10

Exploring the Afterglow of Psilomethoxin

17:14

Veterans and the Use of Psilomethoxin

24:41

Community Drug Development and Accessibility

30:49

The Future of the Psychedelic Industry

35:45

Closing Thoughts and Reflections

Episode #2 of the Tryptamine Cowboy Chronicles on the Church of the Sacred Synthesis Podcast Healing Veteran Trauma with Psychedelics including Psilomethoxin

In this episode, they explore personal stories of trauma, the importance of gut health, and the mental health crisis facing veterans today.

The conversation highlights the limitations of traditional medications like SSRIs and emphasizes the need for accessible natural medicines.

The hosts also touch on environmental responsibility regarding the conservation of the Sonoran Desert toad and the future of psychedelics in society.

takeaways

The connection between childhood trauma and PTSD is significant.

Psychedelics can facilitate deep healing and self-discovery.

Gut health plays a crucial role in mental well-being. Veterans face a mental health crisis with alarming suicide rates.

Traditional medications often have detrimental side effects.

Psilomethoxin shows promise as a low-risk therapeutic option.

Community support is vital for veterans seeking healing.

Natural medicines should be accessible and affordable for all.

Environmental conservation is essential for the survival of the Sonoran Desert toad.

Citizen science can play a role in exploring psychedelic properties.

hashtags

#psilomethoxin

#sacredsynthesis

#toadshrooms

#bufoboomers

#churchofpsilomethoxin

#toadally

#hikrodosing

#psilotoad

#toadstool

#🐸🍄

titles

Healing Veteran Trauma with Psychedelics

Citizen Science: Home Brewing Psychedelics

Sound Bites

"The biggest correlator to PTSD is childhood trauma."

"Psychedelics can help us unpack all those things."

"There's a crisis in veteran mental health right now."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Veteran Trauma

02:54 Personal Stories of Healing

05:35 The Crisis of Mental Health in Veterans

08:55 Barriers to Accessing Psychedelic Treatments

11:35 The Efficacy of Psychedelics vs. Traditional Medicine

14:37 Understanding the Science Behind Psychedelics

24:05 The Natural Connection of Psychedelics

27:07 The Role of Gut Health in Mental Wellness

29:58 Psychedelics and Neuroplasticity

32:59 Exploring the Unique Properties of Psilomethoxin

35:32 The Healing Potential of Psychedelics for Veterans

38:53 Understanding the Sonoran Desert Toad and 5-MeO-DMT

41:26 Synergies Between Psychedelics and Other Natural Substances

44:38 The Future of Psychedelic Accessibility

47:27 Citizen Science and Home Brewing Psychedelics

keywords: psychedelics, psilomethoxin, veterans, mental health, community healing, sacred synthesis, psilocybin, psilocin, drug development, therapy, sanctuary model.

hashtags:

#psilomethoxin #sacredsynthesis #toadshrooms #bufoboomers #churchofpsilomethoxin #toadally #hikrodosing #psilotoad #toadstool #🐸🍄

summary:

In this first episode of the series Tryptamine Cowboy Chronicles, hosts Gabriel Hardie, Ian Benouis, and Benjamin Moore discuss the mission of the Church of the Sacred Synthesis, focusing on the healing potential of psychedelics, particularly Psilomethoxin.

They explore the importance of community in accessing these substances, the challenges of legalizing psychedelics, and the innovative approaches they are taking to bring these medicines to the public. The conversation delves into the science behind Psilomethoxin, its unique properties compared to psilocybin, and the experiential differences reported by users. The episode concludes with a call to action for community involvement and transparency in the development of psychedelic therapies.

Benjamin Moore (Ben) speaks first, describing his background working with psychedelics in retreats, especially for veterans. He explains that he believes these plant medicines are gifts that can help people, and he wants to make them more accessible.

Ian Benouis discusses his experience as a Blackhawk helicopter pilot in Operation Just Cause and his subsequent PTSD. He shares his experience using Toad (5-MeO-DMT) for healing and how that led to his involvement with developing and providing access to psychedelic compounds, especially for veterans. He expresses his concern over veteran suicides.

The conversation focuses on the potential of Psilomethoxin, a psychedelic compound that is reportedly effective in treating PTSD and other mental health conditions. They believe that it could be a safe and effective alternative to traditional pharmaceuticals and want to make it accessible to those in need.

They discuss forming the Church of the Sacred Synthesis to protect the sacrament and PsiloCap as a company to protect the production process of Psilomethoxin. They aim to bring Psilomethoxin to market as an over-the-counter supplement through a pre-order model, bypassing the lengthy and expensive FDA approval process.

They emphasize their commitment to transparency, community involvement, and providing education and resources about Psilomethoxin. The podcast delves into the differences between Psilomethoxin and other psychedelics like psilocybin, particularly regarding their effects on the nervous system and subjective experiences.

They discuss the potential benefits of Psilomethoxin for treating PTSD, its potential for microdosing, and the importance of further research and data collection. They speak about the VA having a patent on Psilomethoxin for treating PTSD.

The podcast ends with a call to action, encouraging listeners to learn more about Psilomethoxin, share the information, and support the mission of making this potentially life-changing medicine accessible to all.

takeaways

Psychedelics can facilitate healing for veterans.

Psilomethoxin is a promising compound for mental health.

Community-based models are essential for access to psychedelics.

The sanctuary model offers a natural healing environment.

Legal challenges hinder access to psychedelic therapies.

Transparency in drug development is crucial.

Veteran suicide rates highlight the need for effective treatments.

Psilomethoxin may have unique effects compared to psilocybin.

Community drug development can empower individuals.

The Church of the Sacred Synthesis aims to provide equitable access.

https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2024020572A1/en VA Patent on Psilomethoxin for treating PTSD.

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