The Psilocybe Philosophy

Oncologist Bears All in Vulnerable Tell-All Paper “What Psilocybin Taught Me About Dying”

Imagine that you work in a field where you witness people dying regularly (and perhaps some of you readers do)…. Read More

Did you know that mushroom spores are a real problem for space travel? It’s true. In 1997, an astronaut on… Read More

Amateur microscopists interested in working with mushroom spores quickly find out that there’s a lot they need to learn about,… Read More

Imagine yourself in Huautla de Jimenez, the same town in the Mexican state of Oaxaca that ethnomycologist R. Gordon Wasson… Read More

If you’ve been researching psilocybin for even a short while, you’ve no doubt heard the term microdosing being thrown around—particularly… Read More

Working with mushroom spores can introduce new complexities into your amateur microscopy hobby, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing… Read More

This has been a good week for anyone who appreciates the many benefits of psilocybin—especially if you live in Washington,… Read More

Psilocybin research has come a long, long way over the past decade, and signs indicate that this could be just… Read More

Welcome to the third and final part of our series about amateur microscopy and psilocybin mushroom spores! In part one… Read More

Welcome to part two of our three part series on how to become an amateur microscopist, specifically one that studies… Read More