/r/planpsyexperiences
This subreddit is dedicated to program (plan out) the psychedelic experience
This subreddit is based on this paper by Ralph Metzner & Timothy Leary : Programming the Psychedelic Experience
The idea behind this subreddit is to help people prepare their psychedelic journey so they can get the most of it. This is a place for logical discussion and sharing of sources and experiences that can in any way shape or form help other people grasp and attain better psychedelic experiences in general. Sit down, relax and let's discuss about the science and wonder of psychedelic experiences.
Please use flair when appropriate for yourself and for the links. Problems understanding the flair? Look at the Wiki page. Suggestions/Comments? Message the mods. Wiki Page Link
All art is accepted however music can be extremely subjective so for the time being it is banned from the sub. Try /r/woahtunes for music, /r/psychedelicartwork or /r/heavymind for art, /r/currentlytripping for websources.
Chat with our community on the last Saturday of every month from 6 to 9pm. This is a great place to ask questions, or participate in rational discussions. IRC chat
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Posting to this group as I believe it will be of interest :)
PARTICIPANTS WANTED FOR THESIS STUDY!
Researchers are associated the University of Wollongong. This study has ethics approval.
Have you had a significant psychedelic experience? Please help us with our research and fill out our survey!
Access the survey through the link below or the QR code on the poster: https://uow.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b9oG6809Q2gBo3Q
Belief Changes and Psychological Dynamics following Psychedelic Experiences
Our research team are looking for participants to fill out an anonymous online survey (approximately 35 minutes – please go through to the end!) for a study on Belief Changes and Psychological Dynamics following a Psychedelic Experience.
What is the study about?
Exploring the subjective experiences commonly reported during the psychedelic experience and how they relate to changes in beliefs and psychological processes.
The study aims to further understand the mechanisms underlying the psychological effects of psychedelics, potentially informing therapeutic approaches.
What types of questions will be asked
You will first be asked a series of demographic questions - age, gender and religion.
Provide a few details about your psychedelic experience.
Then, answer a series of questionnaires designed to capture different types of commonly reported experiences that occur while taking psychedelic substances. This will include answering questions about your attitudes and thoughts, including rating how anxious you feel about certain topics both before and after your psychedelic experience.
The Recreational Drugs research group at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin are looking for participants for an online survey. Psychedelics ("classic" / serotonergic psychedelics) such as LSD, psilocybin ("magic mushrooms"), DMT, ayahuasca or mescaline are currently experiencing a renaissance in science. But how they work exactly and what potential they offer for therapy is not yet clear. With this study, we aim to better understand how psychedelic experiences, beliefs about the world and ourselves, and mental well-being are related.
You can participate if you've had at least one experience with classic psychedelics and you're 18 years or older.
Our survey is entirely anonymous and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
We sincerely appreciate your participation and thank you in advance!
Michael Koslowski, MD, PhD & the entire study team
Please note: filling out the survey works best on a computer screen or on a mobile device in landscape mode.
Access the survey here: https://belief-survey-psychedelics.charite.de/en/
The Recreational Drugs research group at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin are looking for participants for an online survey. Psychedelics ("classic" / serotonergic psychedelics) such as LSD, psilocybin ("magic mushrooms"), DMT, ayahuasca or mescaline are currently experiencing a renaissance in science. But how they work exactly and what potential they offer for therapy is not yet clear. With this study, we aim to better understand how psychedelic experiences, beliefs about the world and ourselves, and mental well-being are related.
You can participate if you've had at least one experience with classic psychedelics and you're 18 years or older.
Our survey is entirely anonymous and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
We sincerely appreciate your participation and thank you in advance!
Michael Koslowski, MD, PhD & the entire study team
Please note: filling out the survey works best on a computer screen or on a mobile device in landscape mode.
Access the survey here: https://belief-survey-psychedelics.charite.de/en/
This subreddit should have guides that can teach people to have a specific, themed trip. This would enact certain mindsets, or certain scenarios. A guide would include how you would set up a certain environment, props, lighting, music... I'm sure some interesting setups would come up that people can create.
The most basic example would be something like a hike. Bring some granola, fruits, and a journal.
A more complex example would be something like a dark room, matches as the only source of light, a creepy playlist, and scattered supplies to build a blanket fort.
Welcome to this Subreddit!
Questions, comments or suggestions? Leave them here. We are open to discuss the potential of this sub. We are also looking for mods with some experience that would love to revive the community, message the current mods for details. Remember to read the side bar and Wiki for information about the sub. The wiki is open to anyone that wants to contribute.