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In 1934, Bill Wilson’s sobriety began not with prayer or penance, but with a belladonna-induced rupture in a New York detox ward. This essay traces the overlooked entheogenic and colonial roots of AA—revealing how psychoactive plants, institutional medicine, and spiritual crisis shaped the 12 Steps. What happens when we remember that recovery started with a chemically-induced awakening—and what could that mean for healing today?

This piece explores the layered nature of the Mother Wound—personal, archetypal, cultural, and planetary—and how anchoring into the Earth Mother can offer safety and connection for healing. Through Plant+ medicine guideship, Body Deva work, and intimate reflection, it offers insights and a somatic meditation for reconnecting to the Mother within and around us.

Explore entheogenic guidance, entity encounters, and evolving spirituality as we navigate the realms within and beyond.

AN ENTHEOGENIC EXPERIENCE An entheogenic experience refers to a profound and transformative encounter with a psychoactive substance,...

Defining "how much": There is no one-amount fits all for any entheogen. Entheogen refers to contributing to a mystic experience...