Psybotik began throwing parties in New York City in 2008.
Psybotiks purpose is to help facilitate this sort of phenomenon; to bring people together and share the feeling created when we dance. To help build a feeling of community in hopes to reinforce the value of our earth, the creatures we share it with, and everything that weaves us together.
Psybotik hopes to expand the subconscious connection between the human psyche and the preprogrammed intuitions that nurture our existence.
Dancing is a result of this relationship. It is the bodys answer to the deep, dark yet peacefully chaotic melodies and rhythms carried by that driving bass.
The first edition of Psychedelic Traveller Magazine is available in print and for download (available here). It contains essays and scene reports from every country that contains a psytrance community. Since its a free magazine the print edition is small, and the PsyTraveler website contains additional stories, links to parties, and more in-depth information on [...]
(via cityweekend) Mainland China has been one of the places on earth where psychedelic trance culture has not taken root. The gradual loosening of cultural restrictions over the past 10 years, including the re-absorption of Hong Kong into the country, has perhaps increased tolerance to the point where the first psytrance club in Beijing is [...]
Xenia writes: just thought some of you might be interested in knowing that the Whitney is having a summer exhibit of psychedelic art from the 60′s. A number of the artists featured (some of whom are really fascinating individuals i’ve had a number of enlightening conversations with) have over 40 years of wisdom & experience [...]
The cultural symposium at this month’s Entheocentric Salon will focus on methods of artistic production for an audience focused on expanded consciousness. 8-10pm in CoSM Participants: Alex Grey Eli Morgan Mikio Kennedy William Etundi Jonathan Phillips Joann Jimenez The salon itself continues until 5am, and will feature live art by Andrew Jones: view the Entheocentric [...]
On April 19th, 1943 at 4:20 pm Dr. Albert Hofmann, chemist for Sandoz Pharmaceuticals in Basel, Switzerland, swallowed the first deliberately ingested LSD.
Now, little by little I could begin to enjoy the unprecedented colors and plays of shapes that persisted behind my closed eyes. Kaleidoscopic, fantastic images surged in on me, alternating, variegated, opening and then closing themselves in circles and spirals, exploding in colored fountains, rearranging and hybridizing themselves in constant flux. It was particularly remarkable how every acoustic perception, such as the sound of a door handle or a passing automobile, became transformed into optical perceptions. Every sound generated a vividly changing image, with its own consistent form and color.
Late in the evening my wife returned from Lucerne. Someone had informed her by telephone that I was suffering a mysterious breakdown. She had returned home at once, leaving the children behind with her parents. By now, I had recovered myself sufficiently to tell her what had happened.
Exhausted, I then slept, to awake next morning refreshed, with a clear head, though still somewhat tired physically. A sensation of well-being and renewed life flowed through me. Breakfast tasted delicious and gave me extraordinary pleasure. When I later walked out into the garden, in which the sun shone now after a spring rain, everything glistened and sparkled in a fresh light. The world was as if newly created. All my senses vibrated in a condition of highest sensitivity, which persisted for the entire day.
Thus went the world’s first acid trip.
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