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Once a month we channel our inner Ms. Frizzle (not hard) and host an Assembly Member Field Trip somewhere in NYC. 🚌

Next month we’re Field-Tripping at the Statue of Liberty (of 🗽 fame! 🙀)

Wanna join us? 👀 Consider supporting our work by becoming an Assembly Member today! Click the link in our bio to learn about all the perks we offer in exchange supporting our work through this program.

Join us in NYC on 6/5 for an author event on Ru Marshall’s new biography of a pivotal figure in 1960s psychedelic literature, Carlos Castaneda.🌵🐺🦂

American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda: - “A gripping exposé of deception, cult power, and the long shadow of Carlos Castaneda, the man behind the biggest literary hoax of the twentieth century.

Twenty years in the making, American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda unravels the story of the secretive faux-anthropologist who pulled off one of the greatest literary hoaxes in modern history.

Both an investigation of the techniques employed by charismatic narcissists and a study of the cult dynamics that still shape American life, American Trickster defies conventional biography.”

Ru will be in conversation with author John Oakes. Event is in Midtown East at the Blue Building, doors open at 7pm, tix in bio!

Join us in NYC on 6/5 for an author event on Ru Marshall’s new biography of a pivotal figure in 1960s psychedelic literature, Carlos Castaneda.🌵🐺🦂

American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda: - “A gripping exposé of deception, cult power, and the long shadow of Carlos Castaneda, the man behind the biggest literary hoax of the twentieth century.

Twenty years in the making, American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda unravels the story of the secretive faux-anthropologist who pulled off one of the greatest literary hoaxes in modern history.

Both an investigation of the techniques employed by charismatic narcissists and a study of the cult dynamics that still shape American life, American Trickster defies conventional biography.”

Ru will be in conversation with author John Oakes. Event is in Midtown East at the Blue Building, doors open at 7pm, tix in bio!

Join us in NYC on 6/5 for an author event on Ru Marshall’s new biography of a pivotal figure in 1960s psychedelic literature, Carlos Castaneda.🌵🐺🦂

American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda: - “A gripping exposé of deception, cult power, and the long shadow of Carlos Castaneda, the man behind the biggest literary hoax of the twentieth century.

Twenty years in the making, American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda unravels the story of the secretive faux-anthropologist who pulled off one of the greatest literary hoaxes in modern history.

Both an investigation of the techniques employed by charismatic narcissists and a study of the cult dynamics that still shape American life, American Trickster defies conventional biography.”

Ru will be in conversation with author John Oakes. Event is in Midtown East at the Blue Building, doors open at 7pm, tix in bio!

Our next Psychedelic Singles Night is on the calendar, and already halfway full! Join us on the 28th in Manhattan for a zero-proof, zero-pressure gathering at the beautifully witchy and alcohol-free @hekatenyc for members of the community who are open to romantic connection. 🍄💗👀

Just a few hours of unstructured social time for these individuals to be in a shared space together, and see what kinda cosmic synchronistic magic happens.

*All 3 prior singles nights have sold out in advance, and because of capacity we can’t guarantee door tickets, if you’d like to join please grab a ticket in advance!

And that talking coyote was really just a talking dog… 🤦‍♀️

Tix in Bio! 🎟️🌵🐺 with @robtmars

Ugh my insurance doesn’t cover it, so I gotta love outta pocket 😔

Last Friday’s amazing talk with Benjamin De Loenen of ICEERS and Claude Guislain of Instituto Nixiwaka on the upcoming “World Ayahuasca Forurm”. 🐍🐆🌿

We’re very much a “Be Here Now” “In-Person-Moments” and “Direct Experience” focused organization. We’re also a very small team… thus most of our talks and panels go unrecorded.

But sometimes there’s a discussion SO powerful and important that I kick myself afterwards that it wasn’t filmed.

Last Friday’s talk was one such event. The World Ayahuasca Forum is going to be a truly extrodinary endeavor, facilitating cross-cultural dialogue and allyship in a way I’ve never seen anyone attempt before. Feeling so inspired and grateful to Claude and Benjamin for sharing their work with our NYC community. 🙏

We hope to be able to attend ourselves and witness a historical moment. Visit their website for more info and see you in Spain perhaps?

https://www.ayahuasca2026.com/

Last Friday’s amazing talk with Benjamin De Loenen of ICEERS and Claude Guislain of Instituto Nixiwaka on the upcoming “World Ayahuasca Forurm”. 🐍🐆🌿

We’re very much a “Be Here Now” “In-Person-Moments” and “Direct Experience” focused organization. We’re also a very small team… thus most of our talks and panels go unrecorded.

But sometimes there’s a discussion SO powerful and important that I kick myself afterwards that it wasn’t filmed.

Last Friday’s talk was one such event. The World Ayahuasca Forum is going to be a truly extrodinary endeavor, facilitating cross-cultural dialogue and allyship in a way I’ve never seen anyone attempt before. Feeling so inspired and grateful to Claude and Benjamin for sharing their work with our NYC community. 🙏

We hope to be able to attend ourselves and witness a historical moment. Visit their website for more info and see you in Spain perhaps?

https://www.ayahuasca2026.com/

Last Friday’s amazing talk with Benjamin De Loenen of ICEERS and Claude Guislain of Instituto Nixiwaka on the upcoming “World Ayahuasca Forurm”. 🐍🐆🌿

We’re very much a “Be Here Now” “In-Person-Moments” and “Direct Experience” focused organization. We’re also a very small team… thus most of our talks and panels go unrecorded.

But sometimes there’s a discussion SO powerful and important that I kick myself afterwards that it wasn’t filmed.

Last Friday’s talk was one such event. The World Ayahuasca Forum is going to be a truly extrodinary endeavor, facilitating cross-cultural dialogue and allyship in a way I’ve never seen anyone attempt before. Feeling so inspired and grateful to Claude and Benjamin for sharing their work with our NYC community. 🙏

We hope to be able to attend ourselves and witness a historical moment. Visit their website for more info and see you in Spain perhaps?

https://www.ayahuasca2026.com/

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Sometimes we do things a little “up the nose” *cough* SORRY “ON the nose” ON. 😳

Case in point:a public party we threw two years ago titled “Thank You MDMA”, complete with:

1. A Burlesque Dance About Psychedelic Prohibition
2. A paper mache Molly-cule sculpture in a giant metal heart on a base where we painted the word “thank you” in approx. 42 languages
3. An LED model of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine behind the DJ booth (thanks Joe!)
4. A chemistry themed centerpiece for our snack table, where we offered cartoonishly giant yellow/white rock candy crystals
5. A build your own molecule station led by LT our dear psychedelic research friend at Columbia
6. Presentations by Allyson & Alex Grey, Charley Wininger & Rachel Nuwer

Speaking of “on-the-nose NYC events about empathogens” tomorrow night is our next “Cali Sober” night at @hekatenyc in the LES. And this month’s theme is MDM-May. 2 hours of open, unstructured social time to meet and connect with folks interested in talking about this amazing substance!

Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved 💊😻 Join us this Thursday at @hekatenyc in the Lower East Side, for our next “Cali Sober” event. The theme is MDM-May.

📸: 1. A sandwich board quote we put up a few years back from Ann Shulgin
2. The Shulgin Shelf at our former library
3. The Shulgin room at @nushamawellness

Tagging @shulginfoundation because we’d LOVE to collaborate with them one day (follow them too!)

Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved 💊😻 Join us this Thursday at @hekatenyc in the Lower East Side, for our next “Cali Sober” event. The theme is MDM-May.

📸: 1. A sandwich board quote we put up a few years back from Ann Shulgin
2. The Shulgin Shelf at our former library
3. The Shulgin room at @nushamawellness

Tagging @shulginfoundation because we’d LOVE to collaborate with them one day (follow them too!)

Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved 💊😻 Join us this Thursday at @hekatenyc in the Lower East Side, for our next “Cali Sober” event. The theme is MDM-May.

📸: 1. A sandwich board quote we put up a few years back from Ann Shulgin
2. The Shulgin Shelf at our former library
3. The Shulgin room at @nushamawellness

Tagging @shulginfoundation because we’d LOVE to collaborate with them one day (follow them too!)

This Thursday join us for MDMAY our next California Sober night at @hekatenyc We’ll gather in the LES for a few hours of casual unstructured socialization to talk about our dear friend Molly. (She’s got a LOT of fans here in NYC) 🪩😜 7-9pm, see you there! 🗽

Join us tonight in Midtown Manhattan for an intimate fireside with Benjamin De Leonen of @weareiceers and Claude Guislain of @instituto.nixiwaka on the World Ayahuasca Forum! @ayahuascaforum Doors open @ 7pm🐍🐆🌱

Meet your body’s innate WISDOM ◑

Discover Somatic Channeling~°˜ a sacred, body-based energy healing modality that moves you out of the mind and into direct felt experience of the body’s wisdom.

In this foundational workshop, you’ll learn to sense your own energy field, release emotional and physical densities, and access your own body’s innate healing intelligence. This is done through guided attunement, somatic meditation, and intuited movement.

Somatic Channeling is a healing art form that blends the wisdom of yoga, qigong, reiki, meditation, and somatic therapy. This modality has been channeled and refined over nine years by founder @taylor_unjaara

Facilitators:
@chelseabratches - advanced somatic channeling practitioner, energy healer & verbal trance channel specializing in channeling high-dimensional intelligence through movement and sound.

@suzycbaker - founder of Liminal Yoga, co-founder of @psychedelic_assembly , somatic channeling teacher-in-training, yoga teacher & integration specialist trained in bhakti yoga, world religion and plant medicine mystery schools.

What to expect:
•Foundational lecture on energy field & nervous system regulation ‘*’ Proprietary somatic meditation activating intuitive movement -~- Integration circle & Q&A

What you leave with:
✓ Increased bodily awareness & connection to inner signals
✓ Practical tools to sense & work with your subtle energy system
✓ Direct experience of channeled movement
✓ A repeatable practice for ongoing exploration

SUNDAY 5/17 @ 11 AM | Liminal Yoga 🔗 Link in bio for tickets ($35) Or drop-in and Venmo or cash

No prior experience necessary. All levels welcome.

Created with our sisters : @somaticchanneling + @psychedelic_assembly <3333

This month’s theme: MDM-May! (…get it?) 💊🫠

Next Thursday’s “California Sober” at @hekatenyc is dedicated to one of the most beloved and fascinating substances in psychedelic culture.

Join us in the LES 7-9pm for an open, low-pressure space for anyone looking to find people to talk to about this wonderful substance at a couple hours of unstructured hangout time!

Whether you’ve rolled dozens of times or are simply curious. Whether you’re interested in its therapeutic potential, rave history, or neuroscience. Whether you’ve had profound healing experiences on a dance floor OR in a therapists office. All are welcome! Tix in our bio.