Prohibition (aka the war on drugs) is the reason there is a 60 year gap in science regarding many drugs. How about just shutting down a bad trip with Valium or many other drugs which would let the patient sleep off the psychedelic? “Mitigation protocols” should be developed to deal with bad trips.
@motocydarАй бұрын
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@motocydarАй бұрын
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@flakelanders20802 ай бұрын
and about france ?
@mokamo233 ай бұрын
I want this talk to be clear and coherent and well organized. Unfortunately he's so scattered and unclear (like he just woke up from an all night binge) that this is virtually unwatchable. Which is unfortunate for such a important topic. (Not sure how much of that is caused by Peter's lifestyle or academia.)
@arlotori3 ай бұрын
Love these videos xxx
@stefan_popp4 ай бұрын
Awesome talk, would have been great to also have the slides themselves large in the video at times.
@oziasmyssos26564 ай бұрын
Merci pour ce live. C'est dense et détaillé. J'ai tenté de synthétiser l'approche de Peter Sjöstedt et de l'apport de la métaphysique à l'expérience psychédélique dans un article de blog. Si vous avez des commentaires, des remarques ou des questions, merci. emagicworkshop.blogspot.com/2023/05/metaphysique-et-psychedeliques.html
@sitioterra93586 ай бұрын
says who»? someone who never tried psychadelics
@venturi9346 ай бұрын
I had already quit alcohol for a number of years but I was struggling with compulsive marijuana use that I felt unable to control and unable to overcome. I took a dose of mushrooms and during or after that trip I gained the strength to quit. Not only the strength but the motivation and confidence that I could do it. It wasn't immediate but it was the tipping point for me to quit smoking weed and seek help for my mental health issues(bipolar depression). I have also had more than one severe panic attack on mushrooms which were traumatizing for me. I want to do mushrooms but the fear of having the panic attacks stops me from doing so, even though I often feel a benefit despite the panic attack. It's just hard to justify taking something that is going to give me near-death experience and feelings of terror, even if when its all over I will feel a net positive. In the future I'm interested to try mushrooms in a safe setting with a trip sitter to help reduce the effects of a panic attack if it happens.
@DS-nv8bi6 ай бұрын
this is so good but only the rich will afford the cost the homeless, who are mostly homeless because of PTSD will be untreated. if i can not afford treatment from my paycheck i will not be able to get therapy. once again the same story in america offering great things only to the rich.
@buoyanProjects6 ай бұрын
I think delusions of grandeur is a big one I've noticed to different scales and similarly over inflated egos among regular psychedelic users. Whether these are notable negatives or not is debatable but I'd say it's not helpful to the personal growth element of a reason to take psychedelics.
@OnlyFam6 ай бұрын
Abby had a bad trip.
6 ай бұрын
I wonder how big the overlap is with profound meditation experiences. I would guess some of these effects could occur, but at a lower rate.
@triple_gem_shining6 ай бұрын
And then you realize shes a psychology graduate 😅
@kkyyee6 ай бұрын
after my traumatic 13g shroom trip i had blood in the whites of my eyes and persistent HPPD. I lived in an extremely bizarre, egoless and dissociated state for several months after. today, 6 years later i still have HPPD (seeing strange static/noise and everything is slightly animated)
@kkyyee6 ай бұрын
i also want to add a little bit about how i have made sense of the experience: i believe there is a deeper truth to so-called “depersonalization/derealization/dissociation.” The idea that you are a person, a body, a soul, a mind, etc. is a hallucination. As well as the idea that there is a world that exists outside of “yourself,” for lack of a better word. The word “exist” means to stand apart from. And any ideas of separation are purely imaginary. Basically, reality is akin to a dream that is only witnessed passively. We only imagine that we have any sort of control or agency
@triple_gem_shining6 ай бұрын
Maybe you shouldn't take 13 grams without being a highly refined individual scrub
@kkyyee6 ай бұрын
@@triple_gem_shining yeah, i wouldn’t recommend it to anyone
@jeremyn43976 ай бұрын
@@kkyyee Thank you for sharing your experience. I was fortunate enough to only have this feeling for a few days, but it is one of those things that once you know you can't unknow what its like. Yogi and buddists have been talking about the truth of a dreamlike reality for millenia. They weren't wrong, but reality and real are two different things. Peoples fake lives fully engrossed in the digital simulacra or in their own ego are just as real as the static dream state. Given this, it is better to choose which ever real gives you a happier life, if you are lucky enough to be able to make that choice. Anyway, good luck on your recovery.
@timtim80116 ай бұрын
1. Starting with a massive straw man premise here that people are "trying to avoid info on negative effects." I don't buy it. 2. Vast majority of "long term" negative effects can be avoided with skillful facilitation of the session, as well as skillful integration work. 3. 26mg of MDMA is usually a very weak effect.
@igo94815 ай бұрын
"I don't buy it" proceeds to declare why any potential negative outcomes are the result of bad faith actors lmfao
@winsvega10896 ай бұрын
The worst side effect is that people become esoteric believers after it, going into all pseudosciences simultaneously
@subschnee45736 ай бұрын
Life has side effects too. ;) But jeez have a look at DMT, numbers are down in almost every slide. Also in my experience DMT is the most comfortable drug I ever took.
@jeremyn43976 ай бұрын
Considering one of the biggest factors correlating to a traumatic experience is duration of the experience (if its bad), DMT having such a short duration has much less trouble with this factor. No matter how intense your DMT experience is, you know it wont last forever, unlike mushrooms or acid which can take over 12hrs...
@otisobl6 ай бұрын
Shortly after my first ever dose of MDMA I got clinically depressed. After that came a manic, full-on psychotic phase. That was 19 years ago. On meds, hospitalizations, ever since. On disability since 2010. Once a successful Silicon Valley management type I watch watch myself slowly declining towards the underclass of society. I would not wish this on my worst enemy.... Be careful, people. I would have never thought that I'd be the one with the genetic disposition. Neither do you.
@VanKrumm6 ай бұрын
One dose of MDMA and bipolar? Yeah you were meant to have that man, one way or another it was going to happen.
@DanObscur6 ай бұрын
Too little information given for the amount of time spent
@kelsangbasbelda56756 ай бұрын
I want her for president.
@triple_gem_shining6 ай бұрын
She wants you for sheepish voter so it's mutual
@tobytilsed53336 ай бұрын
King
@Tyrell_Corp20196 ай бұрын
Psychedelics pull the plug on the illusion created by local language. That’s why it can be disturbing. It’s a window into things that you may need to address. That’s all you need to know going into it. Some people should not be entertaining psychedelics until they are properly prepared.
@simi32756 ай бұрын
It feels like cheating to get these lectures for free
@zen_nabu6 ай бұрын
Is it that we hallucinate sights and sounds or that we are now able to perceive what has always been there? Under normal circumstances, the eye is only able to perceive within a set spectrum but when tripping, the pupils tend to get big and small which possibly open your perception to what has always been there surrounding us.
@jeremyn43976 ай бұрын
The truth is that we are always "hallucinating". What is "real" as we call it (say, a cup sitting on a desk) is as you said a perception of what is there. The reality of the cup on the desk is only ever articulated by whatever measurements are being made of that system. When you take psychedlics, you aren't seeing "true" reality. You are hallucinating, and percieving reality in an alternate state, but that perception is no more true than your sober state. This is not to say that your sober perceptions and altered perception aren't "real". They are very real but not reality per se.
@aerobique6 ай бұрын
wow!
@aerobique6 ай бұрын
wow, super! what a time to be alive..
@aerobique6 ай бұрын
"L.S.D Administration"
@philtrem7 ай бұрын
👏👏👏
@dancroitoru3647 ай бұрын
how can we look at this as a "study" rather than nothing more than just a package of verbal labels? The study is purely observational with a very small size. It's amusing to read "Risk factors" as if statistical analysis on a minuscule uncontrolled observational study can allow for isolating risk factors. Is this the new level achieved by psychology as a science nowadays?
@sbh13117 ай бұрын
How could one be careful and vigilant ?…to evaluate the quality of ayahuasca ?….are there guidelines?
@sbh13117 ай бұрын
My 1st experience at an eco lodge in the vredefort dome area was profound and the impact is still unfolding….i need more information on how frequent it is required…I turn 74 this year….and I am exceptionally fit and look after my intellect …any guidance will be evaluated
@xenonmob7 ай бұрын
she fime af
@henrys24037 ай бұрын
Fantastic review of your work.
@RussellD117 ай бұрын
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA.BETTER THAN SSRI'S...
@InquilineKea7 ай бұрын
Do psychedelics facilitate integration by putting a different valence to the negative or what one always tries to avoid?
@user-vm7kq7po8j7 ай бұрын
Totta Petroskoin jälkeen tajusin etten halua olla lähellä ihmisiä
@richardnunziata32217 ай бұрын
Unfortunately for sel reporting studies the number of participants needed to show a clear indicator is near 20,000 . These small cohorts must be taken with a large spoon of salt.
@deeliciousplum7 ай бұрын
This is a talk which I wish that I could have listened to and shared in the 1980s. Regardless of how all of my experiences with psychedelics, even large doses, were positive, there were instances where good friends and acquaintances had the antithesis of a good experience. Priceless friendships dissolving due to the contrasts in our experiences. Thank you to Abigail Calder for sharing their time, experiences, research, and insights with us and to ALPS for hosting this talk. 🌺
@FiliFili-bf9mn7 ай бұрын
The best talk of the conference!
@alkeryn17007 ай бұрын
i was very impressed with how at ease Abigail seemed to be in front of a crowd especially when the question came it was so well structured that it almost felt like she had time to prepare for each individual question even though it was not the case. that was a stunning presentation !
@samerhanna55317 ай бұрын
I hope that a serious study based on this paper is conducted soon
@samerhanna55317 ай бұрын
This is so impressive. Thank you!
@Memry-Man7 ай бұрын
Ohh shut up and take your medicine 💚
@misewixe27777 ай бұрын
Best thing before tripping is to learn about the drug and what one might to expect. Reading hundreds of trip reports from ppl and always expect a down-period after your trip. This part most forget and a trip comes with costs, doors open you'll never close as well. If you can manage these expectations you're more equipped for those occasions that might propell or suck you back into a neuron pathway where you get misaligned and ego - spirit can split...
@MrChaluliss7 ай бұрын
Amazing presentation. Clear and honest, with helpful information to boot. Hard to beat that.
@ActualJosiahPreston7 ай бұрын
This whole thing is just MK Ultra 2.0 which was intended to divert bright and open people into drug culture and away from revolutionary activity during another illegal imperial war. You don’t need drugs to find enlightenment.
@TheD3cline7 ай бұрын
thanks for your work - we all love em, but need the data to improve the process.