The 'Acid Death Plunge' is a cautionary tale from the 1960s about young people on psychedelics who believed they could fly, tracing its roots through famous cases like Diane Linkletter and examining why the story endures.
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- Alexandra A. Smith
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Discover the truth about modern ayahuasca retreats versus traditional ceremonies in our article, How Authentic Are Ayahuasca Retreats? We explore how commercialization impacts these sacred practices, why original rituals were created, and what to look for in genuine experiences led by authentic shamans.
- Paul Weatherhead
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In the Good Friday Experiment, scientists gave psychedelic drugs to theology students to see if they’d see God. And they did!
- Mia Cosco
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Discover the deeper side of Burning Man in this thought-provoking article on the intersection of grief, psychedelic journeys, and the festival's ever-changing culture. Explore how the sacred Temple provides a space for transformation and healing, while reflecting on the evolving tensions within the community.
- Andy Boot
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The author picks 10 of his top songs from bands who played London's famous, but short-lived counter-culture venue, the UFO Club, which featured many prominent psychedelic bands in its nine-month existence.
- Allie Iverson
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What are the 10 best psychedelic rock debut albums of all time? Psychedelic Scene's Allie Iverson provides the answer.
- Adam Miezio
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The author, Adam Miezio, explains why people tend to see hexagons while tripping.
- Allie Iverson
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The Fake Zombies were a Texas group put together by two scheming managers intent on cashing in on the breakup of the real English Zombies, who disbanded after their now-classic album Oddessey and Oracle failed to make an immediate impact.
