月: 2025年11月

The Psychedelic Journey as Creative Act: Why Every Trip Is a Work of Art

People often think creativity is something that pops out of us fully formed, like a rabbit from a magician’s hat. But creativity is really a slow-blooming creature. It lurks in the corners of our attention, waiting for us to loosen our grip on who we think we are. Psychedelics, especially psilocybin, are very good at unclenching that grip. At Wholecelium we love celebrating the weird, brave, imaginative parts of human experience, and few things spark those qualities like a mushroom journey. Yes, the colors shimmer, the boundaries wobble, and the mind takes off on a bicycle made of stardust. But the visions aren’t the end goal. They’re the opening credits. […]

Why Bryan Johnson is Looking to Magic Mushrooms in His Search for Eternal Life

Psilocybin is fast becoming a medical marvel — potentially useful for both mental and physical health. Therefore, it’s no surprise that billionaire Bryan Johnson is looking to magic mushrooms in his search for eternal life.

Mushrooms Are Powering the New ‘Living’ Computers

Are shiitake the new silicon chip? We explore the jaw-dropping new study that shows how mushrooms are powering the new ‘living’ computers.

How to Level Up Your Bedtime Routine

Good sleep is the cornerstone of both mental and physical health. We explore how to level-up your bedtime routine, with some psychedelic optimization thrown in for good measure!

Psychedelics & the Narcissist: How Awe May Boost Empathy

Are Psychedelics Helping Us Care More and Self-Obsess Less? These days, it feels like everyone is calling everyone else a narcissist. Got a friend who posts too many selfies? Narcissist. A boss who takes all the credit? Definitely a narcissist. The word has become shorthand for anyone who seems self-centered or lacking empathy. But true narcissism is more complex — and it exists on a spectrum. We all carry some narcissistic traits to varying degrees. A touch of self-focus can be healthy; it helps us set boundaries and take pride in ourselves. But at the extreme end, narcissism can become deeply destructive. Especially the kind known as exploitative-entitled narcissism, where […]