Psychedelic Stories

Do you believe in the death of emotions? Can the past truly haunt you? How far away can one travel to find their path?

A book of poetry, and maybe something more?

a wry, hallucinatory novel about one man's misguided attempt to flee the wreckage of his life - and what he finds instead. Lodge Gratz has had enough. Orphaned, recently divorced, and quietly convinced he's dying of a slow, invisible illness he traces back to the dust of September 11th, Lodge does what any desperate, spiritually curious New Yorker might do: he buys a one-way ticket into the Amazon jungle. What follows is not a neat arc of healing, but a humid, often absurd plunge into ritual, ceremony, and the myth of reinvention. As Lodge stumbles barefoot through the unfamiliar terrain of ayahuasca retreats, silent guides, and his own crumbling psyche, he begins to confront the very thing he was trying to outrun: himself. Told in a voice that's as sharp as it is compassionate, Holidays, Travel, and Other Misconceptions explores how we project meaning onto holidays, travel, and transformation - and how those projections, shaped by personal trauma and cultural noise, often obscure the quieter truths hiding in plain sight. It's a story about grief disguised as escape, about the rituals we inherit and the ones we invent, and about what's left when the curated version of ourselves finally collapses.

we're all mad here

When a newscaster disappears on live TV while reporting on a hurricane, the bizarre clip immediately goes viral. Was it a freak accident or something supernatural? Does her connection to a militant underground sisterhood have something to do with it? In Book 1 of the Reverse Birth trilogy, the narrative threads lead deep into a labyrinth of interlocking occult conspiracies...

He is in darkness, story of life till death

"He sits on a park bench talking to trees, listening carefully for their replies. He digs deeper inside himself, knowing that peace lies beyond the depths. Meanwhile a woman watches him from afar, enjoying his every step towards realization." A raw, uncensored healing process.

I'm not very good at making summaries, but here's an attempt: The City is a place somewhere in the future, far enough along where a calendar would be meaningless. Sometimes it breathes, sometimes it shifts, and sometimes it doesn't exist at all. This is a set of stories revolving around one of the cities residents, a young man named Milo, his friends, and the lives of those who live their days, and nights, and long summer afternoons, in the City. Feel free to comment if you want!

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Irene Tidus needed to know who she really is. Born with purple eyes and golden hair without a clue who her biological father is, she's always felt odd and alone. Until she met Halo. Her mission was to find out WHO she is but her mission turned into her finding out WHAT she is.

Dive deep into the mystical world of Tibetan Buddhism with Lama Mike Crowley. In this fascinating conversation, he unveils the profound connection between the Buddhist goddess Ratī and the Amanita muscaria mushroom. Explore the symbolism of mushrooms in ancient religious traditions and their role in modern spiritual practices. Discover how these sacred elements intersect with psychedelics and offer insights into the nature of consciousness.

In the heart of the African savannah, a research team pushes science past its limits by administering Compound 3PX-a potent fusion of LSD, DMT, and mescaline-to elephants under the watchful glare of a towering black totem. What begins as a bold study of altered perception spirals into a nightmare as reality warps, technology fails, and time itself unravels. Emails, journal entries, and corrupted data logs expose the team's frantic battle for sanity-and survival-against an ancient cosmic force awakened by their own ambition. Gripping and hallucinatory, The End of Kings plunges you into a realm where one wrong discovery can undo the world.

Red Cheer is set in the near future, after a collapse of the economy. Giant corporations rule society, pestered by cults like the Iboga Underground. This group is led by Mark Weber, a charismatic and brilliant rebel who is obsessed with ibogaine, an hallucinogenic drug used by an African tribe to enhance memory. He recruits Arthur Linov, an aging ex-hippie, to help steal massive amounts of chemicals for an ibogaine attack on society. Agents of the megacorps are trying to infiltrate the group. Linov, with his memories of the '60's and another psychedelic era, becomes an influential member of the cult, and the climactic ibogaine initiation brings all these forces together. The novel explores themes of memory and the possibility of spiritual revival in a difficult era.

I just did DMT I have read alot about DMT and I think it's a very interesting thing. tonight I try the first psychedelic in my life, DMT. dimethyltryptamine badass namek I was in a hallway of chains and this baby came to me. with his lips burnt off and head mutilated. he came from the portal and told me I must take better care of myself. then he left to poo

Consider, for a moment, that the visions that come out of Nils Andersen's guitars are real. And consider, for a moment more, that the power was handed down to him through his maternal line. And consider, for just one moment more, that this power is the power to bring the dead into our world. And then there's the little girl orphaned on this side of death. And the serial killer who lights one candle for the safe passage of the dead. The day Nils was framed for the murder of a young woman is a significant day, one that changed his world forever. All it took was just one moment, but now he will need the help of both the living and the dead if he wishes to reclaim his any semblance of the life he had.