Sam Woolfe
Freelance Writer & Blogger

Psychedelics and Veganism: Personal Change Catalysed by Psilocybin

Psychedelics and Veganism: Personal Change Catalysed by Psilocybin
This guest post is by John Robertson, the owner of the blog Maps of the Mind. At the start of last year, I decided to commit to a plant-based diet. This final step came after years of being in this very strange place of being a supporter of plant-based diets and generally understanding and agreeing…View Post

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Navigating the Legal Landscape of Psychedelics

Navigating the Legal Landscape of Psychedelics
If you are interested in having a psychedelic experience, you may be put off by the prohibited status of many psychedelics. This is understandable. Ideally, no one would want to pursue an experience that involves committing any crimes. Fortunately, there are still many legal psychedelics you can possess and consume. The purpose of this article…View Post

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Xenoglyphs and Asemic Writing: The Joy of Creating Alien Symbols

Xenoglyphs and Asemic Writing: The Joy of Creating Alien Symbols
For several years, I have found myself drawn to the practice of asemic writing (artistic, meaningless writing, which has the appearance of a genuine language). However, I didn’t know there was a specific term for the practice – or that it belonged to an artistic trend – until quite recently. When drawing, or just mindlessly…View Post

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Secular Ecstasy: Mystical States Without the Supernatural Element

Secular Ecstasy: Mystical States Without the Supernatural Element
It is possible for anyone, regardless of his or her religious or metaphysical beliefs, to have a mystical experience. These mystical states of consciousness have been accessible since time immemorial. You can find accounts of profound altered states in ancient Hindu and Buddhist scriptures and in the descriptions of the Eleusinian Mysteries, those secret rituals…View Post

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Asemic Writing: The Drive to Create Imaginary Languages and Alien Alphabets

Asemic Writing: The Drive to Create Imaginary Languages and Alien Alphabets
I have long been fascinated by the artistic drive to create imaginary languages. Countless numbers of them exist. And some of them have made their way into public consciousness since they have been integrated into the fictional worlds and universes portrayed in popular books and television shows. These fictional languages include Elvish in the works…View Post

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