Psychedelic Integration Through a Tibetan Buddhist Lens with Dr. Sara Lewis

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Join us for a fascinating online event with **Dr. Sara Lewis** as we explore the deep connections between Tibetan Buddhist meditation, non-ordinary states, and psychedelic experiences.

Our psychedelic experiences offer profound ways to access non-ordinary states of consciousness, and Tibetan Buddhism provides a structured framework that can help guide and integrate these powerful experiences. By applying these insights, we can enhance psychedelic-assisted therapy and create more effective integrative healing practices.

Whereas psychedelics and plant medicines can help us heal from depression, anxiety, and end-of-life distress, equally important is the potential to illuminate expanded states, growth, creativity, and well-being.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how ancient wisdom can shape the future of psychedelic therapy!

Sara Lewis, PhD, LCSW
Co-founder of Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts, Associate Professor at Naropa University Boulder, CO, and author of the book, "Spacious Minds: Trauma and Resilience in Tibetan Buddhism.

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