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Synergetic Press
For over 35 years as an independent publisher, our mission has been to promote mindful discussion of humankind’s present and future lives. We have published unique and paradigm-shifting ideas in subjects such as ecology, sustainability, psychedelics, consciousness, and cultural studies that inspire both individual and social change.
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Transform Press
Founded by Alexander “Sasha” Shulgin and his wife Ann Shulgin in 1991, Transform Press specializes in works on psychopharmacology, psychedelic drug research, and other material relating to psychoactive compounds.
Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) Press
MAPS is a leader in psychedelic research. Since 1986, MAPS has been on a mission to create safe, legal, and beneficial opportunities for psychedelics in medicine and society.
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Indigenous Food Sovereignty: Nourishing Communities, Preserving Cultures
Indigenous food sovereignty stands as a critical pillar in the struggle for self-determination and cultural preservation among Indigenous communities worldwide. Rooted in the profound connection between land, culture, and sustenance, this concept embodies the right...
Nature as a Tool for Psychedelic Integration
Harmonising Psychedelics and Nature: The Path to Healing, Growth, and Integration In our fast-paced, modern world, many of us find ourselves disconnected from nature and, in some ways, from our own inner selves. The rise of interest in psychedelics for therapeutic...
What is Psychedelic Integration and Why Does It Matter?
Psychedelic Integration: Understanding Its Importance The resurgence of interest in psychedelic molecules, plants, and fungi for therapeutic, spiritual and personal growth purposes has been steadily growing over the last couple of decades. As research unveils the...
Permaculture as a Tool in the Hand Basket of Social Forestry
A parallel concept to permaculture, social forestry is defined as a practice that interweaves rewilding, becoming a people of place, and relationships between humans and other more-than-human beings. As author Tomi Hazel Vaarde describes it in their new book,...
