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What Makes Psychedelic Experiences Sacred?

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Edited by Aaron Michael Ullrey. The following Research Reflection is part of an ongoing series spotlighting the academic study of religions. In my research on novel psychedelic spiritual communities (NPSCs) in North America, my interlocutors regularly...

Tobacco, America’s Master Plant

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Edited by Aaron Michael Ullrey. The following Research Reflection is part of an ongoing series spotlighting the academic study of religions. Ignacio Mususú Neuque is a Zaita, medicine man, and knowledge keeper among the Muysca peoples. For him, tobacco is...

Entangled Languages: The Pearlsong and the 4T Series

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By Adam Bremer-McCollum, CSWR Research Associate in Texts and Translations of Transcendence and Transformation. Edited by Aaron Michael Ullrey. The following Research Reflection is part of an ongoing series spotlighting the academic study of religions. My...

Video: ReSpell: Religion, Spirituality, and Well-being

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In this Gnoseologies event, Giovanna Parmigiani, CSWR Research Associate, spoke with Eugenia Roussou, PhD, sociocultural anthropologist, about her ethnographic research on contemporary religiosity and well-being in Southern Europe; the anthropological...

Psychedelic Atmospherics

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The spaces where psychedelic experiences unfold are never neutral. Whether in dense forests, urban retreats, or clinical settings, these environments shape how psychedelic senses and emotions are experienced. Psychedelic atmospherics offers a lens for...

Manufacturing the Entheogenic Underground

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Ethnographic research suggests that people across the United States are increasingly gathering to commune with their creators, to interact with their ancestors, to enter the spirit world, to gain supernatural insights, and to engage in what they otherwise...