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Psilocybin - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Breathing exercises
      - Sensory deprivation
      - Fasting
      - Prayer
      - Overwhelming experiences of awe
      - Near-death experiences
      - Extreme sports
    - - Noetic quality
      - Ineffability
      - Passivity
      - Transiency
- - - - Expectations
      - Mindset
      - Mood
    - - Music
      - Comfort
      - Support
      - Time
      - Place
    - - Eye-shades
- - - - Ruminate
      - Self-reflect
      - Daydream
      - Time-travel
      - Worry
      - Metacognition
      - Mental constructs (like ego)
      - Establishing a sense of self
      - Top-down processing
  - - - Promotes realism, foresight, careful reflection
      - Constrains cognition and has a narrowing influence on consciousness
    - - Magical thinking, not optimal
    - - DMN, reality-bound
    - - Addiction
      - Rigid thinking
      - OCD
      - Depression
    - - Early psychosis
      - Psychedelic states
      - Magical thinking
      - Infant consciousness
      - Creative thinking
    - - Disintegration of DMN and visual processing system
      - The brain as a whole becomes more integrated
      - Various networks of the brain become less specialized
- - - - Spain - 6000 years ago?
      - Art
        
        Stones, paintings
    - - Eleusinian Mysteries
      - Entheogen
  - - - 1958: Albert Hofmann identified psychoactive compounds
      - 1955: European Americans participate in indigenous ceremony in Mexico
      - Stoned Ape Theory: Terrence McKenna
      - Other Important Figures
        
        Timothy Leary
        
        Aldous Huxley
        
        Humphry Osmond
        
        Richard Alpert
        
        María Sabina
      - 1960-62: The Harvard Psilocybin Project
      - 1960s: Counterculture
      - 1970: Controlled Substances Act
    - - MAPS
      - Johns Hopkins
      - Imperial College
      - Other Important Figures
        
        Roland Griffiths
        
        Bob Jesse
        
        Carhart-Harris