In Judaism, we have a clear spiritual and mystical path that brings the transcendent light of G-d into the everyday human experience when studied, applied, and integrated with consciousness.

I have met so many people who have opened up to Judaisim's innate spirituality from having a Psychedelic experience. I am not a proponent of Psychedelics. I am a proponent of integrated Torah concepts. I was so curious that I co-developed a course with Madison Margolin called  Psychedelics & Judaism.

We had a group of incredible souls and the discussion we real and deep.
Here is an interview with my friend Emily Frances Balshan on a special i24NEWS English that is airing this week.
It's an important and necessary discussion.
We have so much personal and generational pain to heal as individuals, a nation, and a species.
We have the answers found in the love of the other and the learning and integrating of the mystical concepts, which, as the Ba'al Shem Tov says, will hasten world peace/redemption/the coming of Moshiach. In our course, we explored Judaism's approach to Psychedelics from the mystical, historical, halachic, and trauma approach.
https://www.livekabbalah.com/JewishPsychedelics