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I'd like to open up my 'Multidisciplinary analysis of MXE' to collaborators. I want to cover as many angles of this drug as possible, and for that I can't do it alone. It's 65 pages at this point, already longer than I had imagined it would be, yet there is still a lot to write.
What am I looking for from collaborators? Anything really, as long as it is informative, insightful, or interesting. In particular, anyone who can write about chemistry, pharmacology, law and other technical aspects that I haven't filled in yet. Mental health professionals could add valuable perspective in a number of sections as it covers the potential for using it in drug-assisted psychotherapy and other scenarios. I cover different theories of consciousness as it relates to understanding the phenomenology, so anyone studying that would be welcome. Finally, and the biggest section, is the phenomenological analysis. This is where 'regular users' can contribute with insightful experience, tips for set and setting, philosophy and ideas relating to spirituality.
I write a lot about what I call intentional energy 'tuning', and go back into ancient philosophies to show that this idea is nothing new (i.e. yoga) and already accepted in modern science (i.e. biofeedback). I hypothesize that MXE facilitates the ability to tune consciousness in novel ways and as such has novel applications for healing/balancing the energy of our body, mind and spirit, especially in conjunction with traditional methods of tuning such as meditation and yoga. Other psychedelics also have this ability in varying capacities, and I do touch on that as well, but the focus is on MXE.
I have been creating the document through google drive which is great as it easily allows collaborative options. Let me know if you'd like to join me!
What am I looking for from collaborators? Anything really, as long as it is informative, insightful, or interesting. In particular, anyone who can write about chemistry, pharmacology, law and other technical aspects that I haven't filled in yet. Mental health professionals could add valuable perspective in a number of sections as it covers the potential for using it in drug-assisted psychotherapy and other scenarios. I cover different theories of consciousness as it relates to understanding the phenomenology, so anyone studying that would be welcome. Finally, and the biggest section, is the phenomenological analysis. This is where 'regular users' can contribute with insightful experience, tips for set and setting, philosophy and ideas relating to spirituality.
I write a lot about what I call intentional energy 'tuning', and go back into ancient philosophies to show that this idea is nothing new (i.e. yoga) and already accepted in modern science (i.e. biofeedback). I hypothesize that MXE facilitates the ability to tune consciousness in novel ways and as such has novel applications for healing/balancing the energy of our body, mind and spirit, especially in conjunction with traditional methods of tuning such as meditation and yoga. Other psychedelics also have this ability in varying capacities, and I do touch on that as well, but the focus is on MXE.
I have been creating the document through google drive which is great as it easily allows collaborative options. Let me know if you'd like to join me!