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In this episode, Joe interviews freelance writer Jasmine Virdi, who, in addition to writing for Chacruna and Lucid News, has been writing for us for the last year and a half. She tells the story of her path toward becoming a psychedelic-focused writer: An early interest in mysticism to a high-dose mining leves psilocybin experience, to volunteering with David Luke at a retreat in Wales, to eventually interning at the Institute of Ecotechnics, jazz virdi, which led her to Jazz virdi Press.

Podcast Season Jasmine Virdi is a freelance writer in ecology, ethnobotany and psychoactive substances. She promotes responsible education on the healing power of plants, coupled with modern psychotherapy and counselling. The scientific community is increasingly qualifying the effectiveness of psychedelics to aid the recovery from mental illness, addiction, and trauma; and Jazz is at the forefront of this movement. Tune your ear and your mind to this podcast conversation recognising indigenous cultures and these ancient technologies. LinkedIn linkedin.

Jazz virdi

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Jasmine is a writer, editor, and proofreader who raises awareness about the benefits and risks of sacred plant medicines and encourages people to make informed choices about their therapeutic potential and transformational capacities. By sharing the socio-historical context in which these substances emerged, Jasmine hopes to help people integrate them into their lives in a safe and meaningful way while protecting indigenous ethnobotanical practices and their environments. Born to an English-speaking family and raised in southern Cyprus, Jasmine felt as though she never cleanly fit into any culture. She found belonging in conversations with nature in her Mediterranean island home, birthplace of love goddess Aphrodite. Since , Jasmine has been a writer, editor, and social media coordinator for the fiercely independent Synergetic Press synergeticpress , where her passions for ecology, ethnobotany, and psychoactive substances converge.

Podcast Season Jasmine Virdi is a freelance writer in ecology, ethnobotany and psychoactive substances. She promotes responsible education on the healing power of plants, coupled with modern psychotherapy and counselling. The scientific community is increasingly qualifying the effectiveness of psychedelics to aid the recovery from mental illness, addiction, and trauma; and Jazz is at the forefront of this movement. Tune your ear and your mind to this podcast conversation recognising indigenous cultures and these ancient technologies. LinkedIn linkedin. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Submit Comment.

Jazz virdi

Hundreds of front-line healthcare staff at the Lake of the Woods District Hospital had a feast of authentic East Indian cuisine yesterday, thanks to the generosity of a local business owner and Council members. Jazz Virdi of KURRY brought in his family and Kenora Council members to help prepare a variety of dishes yesterday, before making the delivery to hungry healthcare workers at the hospital as a thank you to front-line staff who have served during the COVID pandemic. Virdi adds that he made sure there was enough for not only the day staff, but for the overnight staff to enjoy as well. The summer was busy. They always give us well wishes. News Local News Weather.

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Pick one that's hard-to-crack, only known by you, and at least 6 characters long. She promotes responsible education on the healing power of plants, coupled with modern psychotherapy and counselling. J asmine Virdi is a freelance writer in the psychedelic space. Password Forgot login? Since , she has been working for the independent publishing company Synergetic Press , where her passions for ecology, ethnobotany, and psychoactive substances converge. All rights reserved. Podcast Season Opinions expressed by honorees, interviewees and sources are their own. Since , Jasmine has been a writer, editor, and social media coordinator for the fiercely independent Synergetic Press synergeticpress , where her passions for ecology, ethnobotany, and psychoactive substances converge. Photo from. Sounds like a happy life, right? Select Gender?