“What happens on the inside of the skin goes with what happens on the outside. It isn’t that what happens on the outside controls on the inside or vice versa. Just like when a snake goes wiggling along: which side moves first, its left or its right? You now, they move together. So, in exactly the same way, you get the sensation that everything going on out there and everything going on in here is all absolutely connected, like the two different ends of any moving object. […] And you see with the most total clarity that this process that’s working this way is in every way harmonious; that what is happening is what ought to happen.”

— Alan Watts

Why Journey?

Breaking Out of Patterns

Sometimes it’s the daily grind— doing the same thing, day after day. Sometimes it’s a choice we keep making over and over, hoping that this time something will be different. Sometimes you don’t even know what it is, you just looked up one day and realized you lost sight of the future.

A psychedelic journey breaks the mold, pushing your mind to connect in new and unusual ways, forcing you to look at yourself from a different perspective. You’ll emerge fresh, brimming with new ideas and a zest for life that you may have forgotten about. Maybe it’s a reawakened passion, maybe it’s clarity on your next steps— it’s different and magical every time.

Just For Fun

Exploring “inner space”

What does it mean to truly know yourself? To truly accept and love every part of who you truly are? Who even is the person you call “self”? An introspective journey is like shining a flashlight into the depths of your conscious and subconscious thoughts, illuminating the parts of yourself you may have forgotten about— or never even knew.

“You're only as young as the last time you changed your mind”
― Timothy Leary

Connecting with Spirit

“You suddenly see that all this—the people around you, the houses, the mountains, the stars—are ripples in a kind of energy water. And they come and they go, they come and they go, they come and they go. But the water is always there. And that’sa you. That there’s this marvelous mirage going on. But you are it. You’re not just the ripple that comes and then disappears, you’re the whole process. Only, you don’t always know it for the simple reason that part of the fun of the whole thing is to forget it and to imagine that you’re all lost and alone. “

— Alan Watts

Tantra speaks of nonduality, of the knowledge that “self” and “other” are merely constructs, and that we are all reflections of each other, an infinite net of eternally shimmering mirrored jewels. It is breathtaking to even consider— and truly life-changing to experience. At high doses, a psychedelic journeyer can enter a state called ego death, a place where the concept of “self” dissolves back into the fabric of reality, and you can see for yourself the threads of interconnection that penetrate all things.

All fun and no games makes Jack a dull boy.

If lofty descriptions of altered states of consciousness and self-actualization aren’t your bag, it’s okay. There is a reason that generations of intrepid partygoers have turned toward psychedelics for their merrymaking— it’s fun. Kaleidoscopes of colors, shifting shapes, and the urge to laugh at anything and everything— that’s the psychedelic experience. Don’t feel like your intention needs to be grand and noble, or that your journey needs to be life-changing— it can be just good fun, and that’s enough.