The comfy playful psychonautes.

I like psychedelics. I like doing
them with other people too. I'd
like to find a way to do more of
them with people, in an non
ceremonial way.

I mean I like the ayahuasca and
huachuma ceremonies. I like and
respect the therapeutic uses of
psychedelic. But, psychedelic are
also a fun thing to do in a
social gathering.

There is the rave scene, which is
nice, although non-existent
around where I live. The problem
with raves is that they are not
comfy really. Smaller raves could
be comfy (less than 50 peoples)
but nothing like a good in-house
event.

I know plenty of people doing
drugs too. But around my age
group, they don't like the
psychedelic much. They do blow,
and drink, get as much wasted as
possible. It's fairly toxic and
not that great. It's an escape
from reality, with more of a
negative connotation. 

What I would like to see is a
multi day event, at someone's
house, where there is plenty of
place to stay, good food,
showers, good sound system,
projection, nature around the
place, like a like our
mountains. Something conscious
but not overly spiritual.
Something fun, and more on the
exploration than the healing.

Like a fun psychedelic
retreat. Where the fun part is
also healing, playful. Dancing,
creating, painting, massage,
maybe sex if it comes in the
play. I had some event like that
in my life and I remember them
fondly. I am not sure how I would
go about to re-create
that. Writing about it does start
a process of imagining what it
would look like.

You would need to have different
psychedelic, from magic mushroom,
acid, mescaline and dmt, so we
can alternate for multi-day
exploration.

I would also see the use of mdma
to ease the process, but in lower
dosage.

There would be plenty of space
for dancing and expression, a few
hammocks around the property and
the house. We could use some safe
words to communicate when there
is something that needs
attention. Meditation time as
needed, but not require. We would
all cook and clean together...

A small group, maybe 5 people?
Something manageable. It depends
on the experience of everyone
too. If there are more
experienced practitioners, there
could be more people really.

Anyway, some food for thought for
this summer. Psychedelic retreat
are popular around the region
here, but I find them too
structured and serious. Healing
can be fun too!