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Mini Entheogenesis Australis Symposium at Rainbow Serpent Festival

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Mini EntheoGenesis Australis Symposium at Rainbow Serpent Festival 2007

The Enthnogenic Landscape is coming to the forefront of consciousness more than ever before as we reassess our place in the universal mantra, part of this communication revolves around association with particular psychoactive plants. EntheoGenesis Australis hopes create a space in which we can freely discuss the benefits of psychedelic plants, chemicals and culture and debate many of those questions we all seem to be asking.

Speaker Topics

Introduction By Kath Williamson: ‘The Entheogenic Landscape’

Rak Razam: Psychedelic Culture - A global resurgence

Michel Bock: Australia’s Psychoactive Plants

Martin Williams - Psychedelics and brain chemistry – so close, yet so far.

Tim Payne: The long term benefits of post drug work.

We will conclude with a mass Dyad workshop facilitated by Tim Payne

The set up and content will be a little more low key than the normal EGA formula, gearing it a little more towards open discussion.

For more information about Rainbow Serpent Festival see;

http://www.rainbowserpent.net/

and

EGA

Hope you can join us in the Rainbow Healing Village on the Saturday afternoon.

:wink:

Edited by RonnySimulacrum

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Oh wow, what a treat :) Hoping very much to make it down to the festival. This gives me even more initiative.

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It will be interesting to see how this goes, who comes and just how it received. I will be sure to report back :rolleyes:

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