Monday night talk series presents Chloe Bee

Join The Arizona Psychedelic Society Monday night @ Meraki July 6th as we host Chloe Bee 🍄

Chloe Bee is the generator of a heart-centered community hub for the alliance of ethnobotany, herbalism and Earth-first thinking. Rainbow Bliss Botanicals is a collaborative project that features 100% organic herbs, foods and seed-oil free, glyphosate-free meals with an aim to nourish the body as a whole organism.
She strives to integrate grassroots consciousness, botanical medicine, and dance through honoring the divine intelligence between people and plants. Chloe is a graduate of EastWest Planetary Herb School with Micheal and Lesley Tierra as mentors and teachers. In 2017, she completed a Professional Planetary Herbalist course with training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and Western Herbalism. Independently, she has been studying Western & Eclectic herbology since 2009, and began studies of mind-altering plants and nootropics in 2006. Woven in with a newfound passion for clinical herbalism and plant therapeutics, she currently sees clients one on one for consultations and custom formulations. In between crafting, bottling, labeling, and growing plants, she leads plant walks, and creates jobs in the field of botanical medicine through growing her company, Rainbow Bliss Botanicals. Chloe’s areas of focus are women’s health, reproductive activism, natural contraception, aphrodisiacs, mens’ sexual vitality, nutrition, movement therapy, plant-spirit-human connection, auto-immune support, pain management and addiction recovery.
She prioritizes chlorophyl-centric activities and believes that humanity experiences healing through growing, using and eating vibrantly beneficial plants.

The ethno-botany of Central America, Europe, and Africa is abundant in ancient phyto-oneirogens: plants used ritually for exploration and divination within the dream realm. From Calea zachatechichi of the Chontol to Sinicuichi of the Aztec to Silene capensis of the Xhosa; humans express a biological and mystical desire to enhance the lucidity of dream phenomena. With respect to the origins, we learn about cultural practices, safe usage, and the sorcerous beauty of wise oneiric roots, leaves, and resins.

She uses the lens of the term Oneirogens to frame this class so it stays rooted in science and human bioessays.

Oneirocritica (The Interpretation of Dreams):
She presents this application to present research regarding the materia medica of oneriogens. In 2011, she began a class series in Arizona, focused on the ethno-botany of dream phenomenon and divination ritual. Since then, this interactive class has been offered at the Tucson Gem & Jam three times, Cosmic Convergence in Guatemala twice, in the Bay Area, at Sonoran Institute in Tempe, and in Phoenix all around the valley.

what is a time you can remember where you retrieved or exchanged information while dreaming?

Have you communicated with anyone while dreaming that you do not have physical contact with now?

Consider these questions
.... and she will take you on a journey into the materia medica...