LSD is one of the strangest and most controversial substances known to science. A dose smaller than a grain of salt precipitates a hazardous mental journey into a universe of hallucination, intense emotion and, some believe, mystical revelation.

Fellow atheists Richard Dawkins, a British evolutionary biologist, and Daniel Dennet, an American philosopher of science, discuss the meaning of life and death.

An interview with Australian philosopher and professor David Chalmers discussing his theory of consciousness, the hard problem, and the explanatory gap.

Carl Jung was one of the greatest explorers of the human mind, his ideas having profoundly influenced such varied disciplines as art, anthropology, atomic physics, philosophy, mythology, theology and parapsychology, as well as the development of psychology and psychotherapy.

Alex Grey is an American artist specializing in spiritual and psychedelic art (also called visionary art). Grey is a Vajrayana Buddhist practitioner.

“Shinzen talks about how the ten zen ox-herding pictures can be interpreted in two different ways. One shows the stages on the path of enlightenment and the other shows you the process of truly grasping what consciousness is.”

What importance to dreams have to our everyday lives? Are they just random neural firings? Do they reflect something in our subconscious?

Each and every moment is the beginning to something we cannot fathom or even begin to understand? It is the future of our life. Where will it take us and how can we become better at directing it through mindfulness?

Interesting information and an upcoming documentary on the famous psychedelic drug DMT.

How sensory deprivation tanks can mimic the effects of psychedelic drugs like LSD and ketamine.