Psychotropic Plants from Around the World

Join us for an enlightening journey into the world of naturally occurring Psychotropics!

>A psychotropic describes a substance that actively affects mental state, behaviour, mood, thoughts, or perception.

This talk delves into the rich traditions and profound knowledge of indigenous communities from around the world, exploring their use of psychotropic plants, animals and fungi. Discussing their effects on the brain and body, their phytochemistry, and their potential therapeutic applications. Discover the fascinating intersection of traditional wisdom and modern science, and learn about the importance of safe facilitation practice.

This talk is an essential resource for anyone interested in the profound impact of these natural substances on human consciousness and well-being and would like to increase their understanding and knowledge base on how plants can assist and interact with our consciousness and lives.

We will also be sharing info about the upcoming ONLINE COURSE on this topic for those wanting to dive deeper!

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About the Speaker:

Lee Gayle is an entheogenic researcher, educator and author of our upcoming new course on an introduction to naturally occurring psychotropics from around the world.

Her knowledge is based on years of first hand experience working with various indigenous communities from the Andes mountains and the Amazon jungle to the Klein Karoo of South Africa. Studying the ritualistic, entheogenic and medicinal consumption of these strange but fascinating compounds synthesized naturally by plants, animals and fungi.