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Pathways to the Goddess: The Archetypal Feminine, Women and the Psyche-delic experience

The archetypal feminine is inseparable from the psychedelic experience. showing up through emotions, image and direct connection. The archetypal feminine shows herself in many forms such as goddess or mother, defying norms and illusions, bringing death and rebirth, comfort and love. Entheogenic and psychedelic experiences can help us connect to this archetype as it lives in our personal psyche as well as its manifestation in the collective unconscious and transpersonal. This seminar invites experienced professionals to discuss how psychedelics experiences can provide a relationship with the archetype feminine. Seminars will explore ayahuasca and somatic embodiment, psychedelics and the goddess, the dark feminine in psychedelics, a new model of postpartum care for mothers and much more.

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Sexuality and Psychedelics

While psychedelics are becoming more integrated into society and research, some dimensions of the psychedelic experience still feel taboo and illicit a mixture of feelings like shame, longing and curiosity. Sexuality, sex and intimate relationships are some of those dimensions psychedelic bring to consciousness, challenging rigid and dogmatic societal structures, awakening implicit memories, somatic sensations and ask us to go deeper into our embodiment. This seminar brings the nuanced dimensions of these topics and their intersection with the psychedelic experience: 1) The Ethics of Vulnerability: Boundaries, Consent and Intimacy in Psychedelic Practice 2) What’s love got to do with it?: Psychedelics and couples 3) Reclaiming the Erotic Self: Psychedelic Pathways to Healing sexual Trauma 4) Cultural Currents: How Society Shapes Our Relationship with $ex & Psychedelics 5) Power, Gender and Psychedelics: Uncovering Internalized systems in Healing Work

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Soul Retrieval: Psychedelics, Depth Psychology and Reclaiming the Importance of Soul

The etymology of the word Psyche-delic is understood to mean "mind-manifesting” and Entheogen "to be inspired or possessed by God." Both of these terms tell us there is a psycho-spiritual process of the soul within the psyche-delic experiences. The psychedelic space utilizes ancestral practices like Ayahuasca use, Psilocybin and Ibogaine, traditionally referred to as soul healers and links to the land of the ancestors and divinity. Many psychedelic users describe encounters with the numinous, transpersonal and shamanic, yet, even now, with the growth and rising popularity of psychedelics, the place of soul and the transpersonal experience is in the background. Join us for a seminar, where experts, authors and practitioners discuss the intersection of the psychedelic experience with Jungian and Depth psychology, Shamanism and myth. The seminar will explore how psychedelic and entheogens help with psychological healing and with Soul making.

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The Journey Home: Jewish wisdom and Archetypes in the psyche-delic experience and how to embody them

Judaism's narrative, practices, and heritage transmit the living essence of the morals and lessons that lie within them. While we harvest much of this from past history, inherent spiritual truths live on and continue to serve as wellsprings of wisdom in our modern lives. Archetypes are the same: They are psychospiritual experiences that—once we engage with, embody, and integrate them—can help transform both our personal and collective identities and purpose. This course aims to use Jewish wisdom and practices to offer deeper knowledge and tools to set intentions for a journey, cultivate set and setting, navigate altered states, integrate afterwards, and find meaning in the psychedelic experience. Through this framework, you'll have the opportunity to deepen your self-knowledge and foster spiritual growth within the context of your own psychedelic journeying or facilitating for others.

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The Risks and Rewards of Contracts for Services in the Psychedelics Ecosystem with. Allison Hoots, ESQ

In the gray area of legality, such as for trip sitters or religious entheogenic ceremony, it remains unclear whether a contract that provides informed consent and waiver of claims would be enforceable—and if the risk of having a contract outweighs the rewards. For the practitioner, disclosing certain information appropriate for the psychedelic space and risks may make clear what the services do and do not include, which allows a participant to make an informed choice about engaging in services that can vary widely in terms of context and container and about alignment with a provider. Transparency and communication through a contract can increase safety, establish standards of care, and improve outcomes for the participant. This workshop will consider strategies for clear informed consent, as well as the risks of the use of a contract, and how it can address ethical issues and mitigate legal risks where services involve activities with controlled substances.

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