Around the world, various religions have for centuries incorporated mood - altering substances (
some of the hallucinogenic variety) into their efforts to achieve spiritual transcendence.
Simultaneously a portrait of his brother and a fragment of his own past, the work captures not only the memory
of a hallucinogenic experience, but also the fluid, intangible workings of his psyche.
Lola Montes is a maker
of hallucinogenic scenes configuring into namable and unnamable, personal figurative works that are at home with Antonin Artaud and Jack Smith.
The exhibition explores the experimental spirit, conceptual fluidity and formal obscenity of the psychedelic, and aims to expose the viewer to the experience of «otherness» through artworks that deal with the non-sentimental sensitivity
of the hallucinogenic drug experience.
Room 6, «The 1970s», is not only a move into a new era, but also portrays Polke's move out of the bourgeois and into a commune where he stayed with fellow artists, creating work under the influence
of hallucinogenic drugs introducing him to a whole new perspective which was further expanded by traveling.
«All together, it's a lot like taking a bunch
of hallucinogenic drugs and looking into an electron microscope, with out all the anxiety and mess».
The decade had brought a felt need for audience engagement in art; it was also the era
of hallucinogenic experimentation.
You play Arthur Hastings, a worker in the town of Wellington Wells whose denizens are under the spell
of a hallucinogenic drug called «Joy» which keeps them under control and ignorant of the world around them.
For the uninitiated, catnip for cats is a type
of hallucinogenic that through its main compound Nepetalactone (essential oil) affects cats in very odd ways.
Huxley (1894 - 1963), on the other hand, was born into a prominent English family, wrote elegant satirical and dystopian novels like Crome Yellow and Brave New World, and embraced the new frontier
of hallucinogenic drugs, most explicitly in his extended essay on mescaline usage, The Doors of Perception.
One quick sniff
of a hallucinogenic and the audience is greeted to a bizarre animated world of odd creatures and odd people which Wright describes as «an addict on a bad acid trip».
British teen cinema gets an injection
of hallucinogenic imagination, plus a few unicorns and aliens, in Alex Taylor's debut feature.
I'm seriously debating taking them back and getting the regular ones because I feel like I'm on some sort
of hallucinogenic drug when I try to look at my phone.
The description of each species is accompanied by a wonderful illustration by Dennis Hall — from the poisonous pheasant's eye, so - named because of its «fowl staring flower» to the «magical» fly agaric mushroom
of hallucinogenic fame.
49 Power
of Hallucinogenic Mushrooms Revealed People who tripped ranked the experience as one of the most meaningful in their life...
Now, one of the first genomic analyses
of hallucinogenic fungi has deciphered psilocybin production, and even suggested a function for it.
And then his third piece of advice was «don't come back without trying ayahuasca,» which is the most potent
of the hallucinogenic preparations of the whole shaman's repertoire.
The five - step forecast method claims that use of e-cigarettes and Acetyl fentanyl (painkillers with potential
of hallucinogenic effects) will grow, but that use of Bromo - Dragonfly and similar substances will not.
While peyote and other plant hallucinogens had been used in shamanistic rites for centuries, the modern era
of hallucinogenic research began in April 1943.
If the ras el hanout itself is too tame, then I present the ultimate high of North African curries: el majoun, a sweetmeat of almonds, honey, butter, fruits, spiced with a dangerous dollop of the aphrodisiac ras el hanout and a heavy helping
of hallucinogenic hashish.
Most persons would agree that individuals employed as drug counselors should abstain from the use
of hallucinogenic drugs and that Oregon acted properly when it denied unemployment benefits to persons discharged for unlawful drug use.
Not exact matches
At first, California Highway Patrol officers were convinced reports
of a «unicorn - like» animal on the loose came from someone on
hallucinogenics.
Giving patients drugs that are based on the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, known for their
hallucinogenic properties, could help reboot the brains
of people who suffer from mental illness and who are otherwise resistant to treatment.
i am myself mentally ill, suffering from bi-polar disorder, and have had myself a couple
of psychotic breaks, where i would do some really weird things, and to be quite frank, it feels alot like being under a
hallucinogenic drug, everything is «real».
However, you can't get «high» from the hemp foods now approved to be sold in Australia as they are too low in the
hallucinogenic substance THC (delta 9 - tetrahydrocannabinol), the cannabinoid associated with the psychoactive properties
of marijuana.
Confident with the safety and low
hallucinogenic properties, consumption
of hemp food products will soon be legal in Australia and New Zealand following the agreement that was reached between New Zealand and Australian food safety authorities at the Australia and New Zealand Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation in Adelaide in April 2017.
The Waorani Indians smoke the mixture to counteract
hallucinogenic yage intoxication — it is one
of the most powerful hallucinogens known and apparently the Waorani believe that chiles have the power to counter the vivid hallucinations.
You must be on some crazy - sh ** t
hallucinogenic bender to even contemplate believing a single word
of that.
(b) To qualify for licensure, an applicant shall be at least 20 years
of age and may not be addicted to alcohol or
hallucinogenic, narcotic or other drugs which tend to impair judgment or coordination.
Psilocybin, a
hallucinogenic compound found in magic mushrooms, may help re-set the activity
of neural circuits in the brain that are involved in depression
«We speculate that mushrooms evolved to be
hallucinogenic because it lowered the chances
of the fungi getting eaten by insects,» Slot said.
From body invasion Alien - style to
hallucinogenic poisons and limpet mines, fungi have astonishingly creative ways
of dispatching their foes
Exceptions are made for Native American churchgoers, who are allowed by law to use peyote in prayer meetings, and members
of a branch
of a Brazilian - based church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, who have won court battles for the right to use the
hallucinogenic tea ayahuasca in their religious rituals.
Yet the shroud
of negativity lifted under the influence
of psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in the
hallucinogenic mushrooms used in sacred Native American rituals.
There's an eerie, almost
hallucinogenic quality to the sight: Fallen snow, something I've always thought
of as stationary and benign, suddenly come to life.
During rituals, he would fast, dance, or eat
hallucinogenic plants to induce an out -
of - body trance in which he would travel into the otherworld.
The use
of novel psychoactive substances — synthetic compounds with stimulant or
hallucinogenic effects — is on the rise.
In the long, still desert evenings at his camp, he speaks
of migrants fleeing from drought - plagued Mesopotamia to this virgin land, bringing a conviction that fire is holy, as well as techniques for brewing a
hallucinogenic drink called soma.
The latest work paints a picture
of LSD and some other hallucinogens as drugs that can decrease modularity and connectivity within brain networks while enhancing the brain's overall connectivity, explains Frederick Barrett, a cognitive neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University who has studied
hallucinogenic drug effects but was not involved in the research released this week.
The
hallucinogenic effects
of magic mushrooms are well documented.
Experiments in 2014 on sagebrush showed some plants spoke a language dominated by camphor compounds, while others emitted more thujone, coincidentally the same chemical suspected to be responsible for the
hallucinogenic effects
of absinthe.
A team
of researchers led by Jason Slot at Ohio State University compared the genomes
of three
hallucinogenic fungi with three non-
hallucinogenic relatives.
And, after the scholarly objectivity, what are we to make
of the statement that South America produced a «great many
hallucinogenic drugs, without which the 1960s would have been far less interesting»?
In 1963, after two
hallucinogenic experiences on peyote, Allen looked out
of the Manhattan office building in which he was working and realized he could not open the window.
Patients in the studies they cite emerge from their
hallucinogenic experience believing that «all is One,» that «God asks nothing
of us except to receive love,» and having a «peculiar disregard for... their impending death.»
The Solanaceae family, including the genus Solanum, is known as the nightshade family, and many
of the plants are toxic,
hallucinogenic or medicinal, although others — like tomatoes, potatoes and chili peppers — are edible.
First synthesized by a Canadian chemist in 1931, DMT is the primary active ingredient
of ayahuasca, a
hallucinogenic tea ingested as a sacrament by Amazonian Indians and by members
of two churches in Brazil.
The city exported its own products and those
of Aspero to distant communities in exchange for exotic imports: spondylus shells from the coast
of Ecuador, rich dyes from the Andean highlands,
hallucinogenic snuff from the Amazon.
In the second study, at New York University (NYU) in New York City, 29 cancer patients randomly received either psilocybin or niacin, a compound that mimics some side effects
of psilocybin — including a flushed, hot feeling — but without the
hallucinogenic properties.
The lab's findings in the study, «D - serine Deficiency Attenuates the Behavioral and Cellular Effects Induced by the
Hallucinogenic 5 - HT2A Receptor Agonist DOI,» suggested that D - serine - dependent NMDAR activity is involved in mediating the cellular and behavioral effects
of 5 - HT2AR activation.