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Martin Ball’s Entheogenic Evolution Podcast speaking with Ian Benouis Co-Founder of the Church of the Sacred Synthesis talking about the latest science around Psilomethoxin

I’m joined this week by returning guest, Ian Benouis, who’s here to share the latest scientific developments around the molecular identification of psilomethoxin, 4-HO-5-MeO-DMT, the unique sacrament from The Church of the Sacred Synthesis. We discuss the recent findings as well as the court cases the church has launched to defend themselves against their detractors. You can learn more about The Church of the Sacred Synthesis at their website, http://www.sacredsynthesis.com (https://thesacredsynthesis.com/about-us/)

A Litigator’s Analysis of the Soul Quest Letter from Greg Lake’s upcoming third book, “The Law of Entheogenic Churches in the United States (Volume III): The Definition of Religion Under the First Amendment in Light of the Sacramental Consumption of Entheogens”

A Litigator’s Analysis of the Soul Quest Letter from Greg Lake’s upcoming third book, “The Law of Entheogenic Churches in the United States (Volume III): The Definition of Religion Under the First Amendment in Light of the Sacramental Consumption of Entheogens”

Searching for Magic: The Gulf Coast Mushroom Hunter’s Guide

Thank God for the internet!  This video guide was put together in the mid 1990’s when internet access fueled the psychonautic revolution where basement shamans of all stripes and shapes could still legally buy leaves, powders and extracts on the internet before the days of more heavy-handed regulation. It was filmed in super-vhs, in camera edits with no second takes.  

Brandon Ketchum we will never forget you

Brandon Ketchum was planning to go with us to Peru in 2016 for an ayahuasca dieta for what later became Soldiers of the Vine. He wasn’t able to get his Texas birth certificate in time to get a passport. When we went to Mexico for iboga and toad two months later, he killed himself after going to the VA in Iowa and asking to be admitted and being told that he wasn’t sick enough. We found that out the night of the day we all had toad. Bittersweet the medicine is.