Portland Psychedelic Society

This circle is a BIPOC only space ❤️ We are here to reflect, support one another, and integrate our personal experiences, particularly those related to psychedelics, spiritual growth, and transformation. This is a space for vulnerability, honesty, and healing. Let this be a space that we can come together with the shared intention of gaining greater understanding, clarity, and well-being.

Anyone who joins the Circle will be asked to hold a container of confidentiality as we collectively create a space for our community to come together, process, learn, and heal.

This is not a space to solicit or distribute substances. Please respect the delicate nature of these spaces and help us protect our ability to gather and honor the ground on which we gather.

Are you microdosing?

Do you have questions for those who microdose psychedelics?

Join this community discussion about all aspects of microdosing.

If you're new to microdosing, here are some resources to review, ideally before you attend the event:

Westside Awakenings is an in-person opportunity to discuss all aspects of psychedelic substances. This is an introductory, discussion-oriented gathering to share information and resources.

Discussion topics will vary based on interest expressed by those attending. Potential to discuss macrodosing, microdosing, integration, history of psychedelics, current developments in psychedelic research and legalization, etc. Any discussion of personal experiences is voluntary.

About your host:
Brad Huit is a healthcare professional and certified health coach, who supports intentional and therapeutic use of psychedelic substances as a part of a larger healing process, incorporating integrated holistic practices.

Join us every third Monday of the month at 7:00 pm, at West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Note: Entrance is via the lower-level, outside door, accessible via outside stairs next to the upper-level entrance or via a steep-driveway down to the exterior entrance. This driveway can be temporarily used to drop off those with mobility needs, and then the car parked in the upper lot.

Look for the multi-colored sign on the lower-level exterior door to enter.

Soliciting, offering or consuming any illegal substances during the gathering is prohibited.

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Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS) is a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Tuesday, September 16, at 7pm
InnerTrek Service Center
11 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Suite 601
Portland, OR 97232
(South-most building at the east end of the Burnside Bridge)

You're invited to an evening of community meditation and discussion for the preparation and integration of psychedelic journeys.

We will start with brief instruction and guidance into a simple, heart-warming meditation practice, leading into silent sitting in this practice (~30mins) followed by group discussion.

Topics are centered around the role psychedelics can play in settling deeper into the experience of inner peace, challenges and rewards encountered before, during and after journeying, and digging more into the experience of peace every day.

This is an open space for curious minds and open hearts — whether you're deep in the work or just beginning to explore.

All are invited to make themselves comfortable sitting on the provided pillows, back jacks or chairs. However, participants are welcome to bring their own meditation cushions, pillows, or props.

As with all events, please plan to arrive early or on-time so we can begin promptly.

NOTE: This event is also posted elsewhere on Meetup, where others besides here have RSVP'd to it.

The Host
Scott was 15 when he was introduced to his first psychedelic experience. This opened him to a blissful state of consciousness beyond the mind, body and senses. When he was 16, he was taught some simple meditation techniques that allowed him to tap into that consciousness on a daily basis and which have helped him to get the most out his psychedelic journeys.

In the decades since learning these techniques, Scott has participated in and led countless sessions centered around their practice.

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Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS) is a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.