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What do we mean by this statement? We believe that visionary states are sacred and that all human beings have the ability to receive divine visions and guidance. There are many ways to access visionary states and divine intuition, such as through Holotropic Breathwork, intensive meditation retreats, and through plant medicines.

We endorse the grounded, responsible exploration of visionary states.

How do you know if your relationship to visionary states is grounded and healthy?

• You give yourself extensive integration time between journeys.
• You have the ongoing support of a spiritual and or visionary community
• You lead a healthy lifestyle, with enough sleep, exercise, and good food.
• You receive positive feedback from people around you that you are solid, grounded, loved, and appreciated.

What do we mean by this statement? We believe that we create our own reality, that our experience of the world around us originates first in our minds. For this reason, by changing your thoughts and belief systems, you have the power to co-create the reality you want to experience. We believe in the power of creating beauty in the world through visionary inspiration. 

Here are some suggestions:

• What you create be positive, inspiring, healing, loving, and an expression of your authentic truth
• That nobody be harmed by your creation…including yourself.
• That your dreams be grounded in wisdom, love, authenticity, with a sincere desire to awaken and make the world a better place.

Soul Alcheme – the process of awakening the Divine within.

Soul Alcheme – a soul tribe of visionary people living life at the cutting edge of awakening.

Soul Alcheme & Threaded Magic is a web show featuring visionaries pioneering the cutting-edge of awakening through psychedelic science, modern shamanism, & new paradigm lifestyles.

• Our mission is to provide informative content about the therapeutic benefits of psychedelics & visionary plant medicines in a way that integrates science, culture, & spirituality. We love exploring non-ordinary states of consciousness for personal, spiritual, and social transformation.
• Our vision is an environmentally sustainable, socially-just, spiritually-fulfilling, and evolved human presence on this planet, one that integrates ancient wisdom, with modern times.

We are a visionary culture and lifestyle community. 

The kind of content you can expect here include, but are not limited to:

• Talk show style podcasts and interviews with visionary thought leaders
• Articles related to plant medicines, indigenous culture, shamanism, psychedelic science, new paradigm lifestyles, personal development, visionary art and music, conscious festivals, retreats and events
• Webinars, online courses (both free and premium), and digital information and tangible products

While we may have articles, audio or video that reference specific retreat centers or healers, we do not endorse specific shamans or their establishments. We recommend that readers do their own due diligence when choosing who to work with.

Does someone going through a psychological crisis truly have a "broken brain?" The traditional wisdom of indigenous cultures often contradicts western views about mental illness, from anxiety to psychosis. The documentary Crazywise explores what can be learned from people around the globe who have turned their mental health crises into positive transformative experiences through alternative treatments outside of traditional options used by western mental health professionals (such as psychiatry). Go on this journey, as filmmakers explore indigenous wisdom: shamanic practices, psychedelics, spiritual awakenings, and more. Crazy or wise, you decide.

Directors: Phil Borges, Kevin Tomlinson

Featuring: Phil Borges, Adam Gentry, Ekhaya Esima, Robert Whitaker, Allen Frances, Dwayne Stone, Thupten Ngodrup, Sandra Ingerman, Roger Walsh, Gabor Mate, Peter Gotszche, Daniel Siegel, Sara Pelfrey, Makia Oaks, Robert Thurman, Roshi Joan Halifax, John Read, Alberto Villoldo, James Baraz, Angeles Arrien, Carroll Dunham, Krista MacKinnon, Stanislov Grof, Laura Delano, Yeye Gogo Nana

A plant medicine can generally be classed as any plant that has medicinal properties for human beings. However, in today’s world the most common use of the words ‘plant medicine’ is in addressing the ancient and powerful medicines used by the world’s original peoples, most of which are psychoactive, inducing altered states of consciousness.

Since the turn of the millennium, an increasing number of Westerners has traveled to South America to discover the seemingly miraculous healing properties of the ancient Amazonian plant medicine, ayahuasca. This has created a global upsurge in interest surrounding not just this plant medicine, but a whole array of others used by the world’s indigenous peoples, including, but not limited to: Mushrooms, Sananga, Rapé, Mapacho, San Pedro, Iboga, Peyote and Mescalito.

More and more people every day are becoming aware of the plant medicines used for health and longevity for thousands of years by indigenous peoples all around the globe. This shows a clear and viable route to health that is both alternative and complementary to the modern field of medicine that we know most intimately.