Rick Doblin, Ph.D. Founder of psychedelic research group MAPS, talks about his experience with Ibogaine and LSD, in order to confront his own shadows and be more effective as a political activist.
Connect with Rick: http://www.maps.org | rick@maps.org
Also featuring Alan Steinfeld who assisted in the interviewing of Rick.
Connect with Alan: http://www.newrealities.com | newrealities@earthlink.net
Dutch Iboga Therapist in Police Custody
POSTED BY CHRISTINE ALFORD – AUGUST 29, 2012
Dutch iboga practitioner, Sara Glatt, is being held in police custody, charged with manslaughter, after a 28 year old man was hit by a truck on a motorway in March, 2011 and died, 56 hours after he had taken the African plant hallucinogen iboga.
The plant was taken under Glatt’s supervision, in her home, in order to combat the man’s alcoholism. However, ...
Continue Reading →Beal pleads guilty, but med defense not up in smoke
BY PAUL DeRIENZO | Dana Beal, the patriarch of Village potheads, appeared before Judge Mary Gilibride in Saunders County, Nebraska, this week for a perfunctory bench trial — at which he pleaded guilty to possession of about 150 pounds of pot.
The Yippie activist is a longtime resident of 9 Bleecker St. and the organizer of the annual Million Marijuana March for pot ...
Continue Reading →— 13th july 2012 — UPDATE: Sara is imprisoned for unknown time.
Stop the prosecution of ibogaine provider Sara Glatt:
She has been arrested and is now waiting for more legal actions with the Dutch authorities. Until the court Sara Glatt is not allowed to work with ibogaine, and has the police coming to and in her house, to check on her, different times a weak. The intimidation by the authorities is very harsh on ...
Continue Reading →Vancouver 2012
Between October 2-6th, 2012, GITA will hold it’s 3rd international gathering of Ibogaine providers in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The conference will have three main components, the first being a closed session for GITA members and those who wish to become members who are working with ibogaine, to discuss major issues in production, research, policy, and global organizing (October 2-5); the second being a panel discussion followed by a documentary screening open to ...