TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
For quite some time now, science has continued to produce empirical results that correlate with ancient knowledge–yet rarely does anyone bring these correlates to light. As well, even when science does make the comparison, it is rarely remembered! For example: unknown to many, Nikola Tesla himself was deeply influenced and inspired by Hindu philosophy, specifically Read More…
“Religion is the spiritual part of learning, philosophy the mental part, and the sciences, including the arts and crafts, the physical part. As man himself has a spiritual, mental, and physical nature, and all of these natures manifest in his daily living, he must become equally informed in all the parts of his nature if Read More…
A recent study published in the journal Nature Communications has become one of the first scientific researches into the “language” of the animal kingdom. Aside from spiritual and philosophical ideals remaining today that place animals as a respected brother of humanity, postmodern society has turned the animal kingdom into a commodity like everything else. This is not Read More…
A study published earlier this week in the journal of Psychopharmacology, conducted by the BAP (British Association for Psychopharmacology) surmised that chronic MDMA usage basically impairs social intelligence by “damaging serotonin receptors” and that this effect compounds over time as well. The Last American Vagabond would like to place a heavy amount of scrutiny on Read More…
A scientific study published in 2015 took another pharmacological look at the intensive therapeutic potential of the ancient African plant, iboga, by isolating it to its main hallucinogenic chemical component, noribogaine. Taking a look at the how the administration of noribogaine affected the self-administration that lab rats developed with nicoctine, leading to a clinical physical Read More…
Ketamine is quite an interesting substance from a social perspective. Developed by Big Pharma as a powerful anesthetic for surgery-induction, it started to developed a name for itself recreationally among the fringe communities somewhere between the shamanistic-psychedelic mindset and the socially perceived drug addict. Taken at doses lower than its anesthetic-qualitative administration, ketamine is a Read More…