Psychedelics as Medicine 2025 – Psilocybin Mushrooms Bridges Cultures & Continents // Paul Stamets
Paul Stamets, D.Sc., a world-renowned speaker, author, mycologist, medical researcher, and entrepreneur, on Psilocybin Mushrooms at Psychedelics as Medicine 2025.
Paul Stamets is the author of Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World, and a pioneering researcher in mycology and mushroom-based therapeutics.
The lessons from experiencing psilocybin mushrooms are to share. As one person in a long lineage of knowledge keepers, I feel the depth and responsibilities of generations before me—and beyond our lifetimes. Nature is rich with these psilocybin mushrooms: more than 220 species discovered thus far. Many of these species had their forms millions of years before we had ours. These are ancestral beings emerging into the forefront of our awareness at a time critical for us to become more compassionate, tolerant, cooperative and intelligent.
The rich diversity of psilocybin species, hidden amongst thousands of other mushroom species, makes many of them difficult to find and identify. I will highlight premier psilocybin mushrooms used from North America, Meso-America, Africa, India, Europe and Australasia. Psilocybin mushrooms connect us with not only the Earth and its citizens, but to the molecular Universe that ultimately assembled to give us birth. These mushrooms are portals for us to evolve into a higher state of consciousness.
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For more information on the Psychedelics as Medicine Conference
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#Psychedelics #PsychedelicReasearch #PsychedelicsasMedicine #PsychedelicResearch #MentalHealth
Paul Stamets, D.Sc., a world-renowned speaker, author, mycologist, medical researcher, and entrepreneur, on Psilocybin Mushrooms at Psychedelics as Medicine 2025.
Paul Stamets is the author of Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World, and a pioneering researcher in mycology and mushroom-based therapeutics.
The lessons from experiencing psilocybin mushrooms are to share. As one person in a long lineage of knowledge keepers, I feel the depth and responsibilities of generations before me—and beyond our lifetimes. Nature is rich with these psilocybin mushrooms: more than 220 species discovered thus far. Many of these species had their forms millions of years before we had ours. These are ancestral beings emerging into the forefront of our awareness at a time critical for us to become more compassionate, tolerant, cooperative and intelligent.
The rich diversity of psilocybin species, hidden amongst thousands of other mushroom species, makes many of them difficult to find and identify. I will highlight premier psilocybin mushrooms used from North America, Meso-America, Africa, India, Europe and Australasia. Psilocybin mushrooms connect us with not only the Earth and its citizens, but to the molecular Universe that ultimately assembled to give us birth. These mushrooms are portals for us to evolve into a higher state of consciousness.
Follow The Eden Foundation and Psychedelics Iceland
@edenfoundation.co
For more information on the Psychedelics as Medicine Conference
www.psychedelicsiceland.com
#Psychedelics #PsychedelicReasearch #PsychedelicsasMedicine #PsychedelicResearch #MentalHealth
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