The hilarious mushroom-hype song by Mind Medicine Australia that became an instant classic while generating massive amount of criticism for its cheesy reckless portrayal of psychedelic healing.
Classic psychedelic video from 1967, by USCO member and experimental filmmaker Jud Yalkut (who also created the film 1966 DMT, based on Timothy Leary’s Psychedelic Prayers), celebrating the psychedelic works of outsider artist, Yayoi Kusama, who would later go on to become the most successful female artist globally.
Over the past semester I’ve had the privilege of teaching an interdisciplinary course on psychedelics at Bar Ilan university. The penultimate lesson of our course was dedicated to the subject of psychedelic creativity and art. Students were called upon to present their own psychedelic artworks in class, and these ranged from psychedelic computer games and music pieces, to art installations and rituals and psychedelic desserts! One of the students presented a spectacularly hypnotic psychedelic video she created with her partner, based on a mandala she created and accompanied by music from her partner, the electronic artist HAKIMONOU. Here it is:
Healing Is Available’ from “HAKIMONU – The Warp Speed Of Imaginary Time – Universal Friendliness”
The Daily Psychedelic Video 