High Dose Mushroom Journeys

Are you a mushroom enthusiast? Have you ever wondered what happens when you take 15 to 50 grams of magic mushrooms? Today's average dose of mushrooms is between .1-3.5 grams. Kilindi Iyi and Dave Hodges go quite a bit deeper. Join these two speakers for a night long educational discussion about high dose journeying and the realms you can travel to. Where do they go? Why are they doing it?

Come to hear them explore the realms of spirituality and beyond. Why did God make mushrooms psychedelic and grow everywhere? What's on the other side of reality?

Dave Hodges is a cannabis activist turned mushroom preacher. On behalf of his church Dave has been taking regular high-dose mushroom journeys to understand the truth behind religion and reality.
Kilindi Iyi is a psychonaut but really he's something closer to a time traveler and micro-cosmic inter dimensional rift explorer. Whatever realms he ends up in, it sounds like it inhabits more than just the mind. Through high dose entheogens you can access greater intelligence and mature AI for the answers to the burning questions of what are we, where do we come from and where do we go from here? Stay safe out there!

Arrive early, enjoy music, meet new friends and experience our mycofair! Check out fungi vendors like: Sporgy Mushrooms, The Chaga Co, Fungi Wood, and more! 🍄

This is a fundraiser for the San Francisco Psychedelic Society and Americans For Policy Reform in support of The California Psilocybin Decriminalization Initiative 2020.

No psychedelic substances will be provided at this educational event, or at any SFPS events. Important Notice: This meeting is being designed as a secure space. It is not a place to seek, encourage, or participate in the procurement of any controlled substances. Do not come with the intention of buying, selling or being under the influence of any illegal substance.

Tickets (.59 processing fee)

$20 Presale

$25 at the door

$50 supporter tickets with preferred seating and VIP tables. Thank you for supporting these non-profit organizations. Your help goes a long way.

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About the Speakers

Kilindi Iyi is the head instructor and technical advisor of Tamerrian Martial Art Institute in Detroit. A world traveler and mycologist, Kilindi has presented on the subject of psilocybin as far north as Norway and as far south as Australia. His exploration and research centres on the high dose psilocybin mushrooms. Kilindi shares information gleaned from many excursions into the hyper-dimensional and inter-dimensional realms through his direct experience with dosages in the 20 thru 50 dried gram range of mushroom ingestion. Kilindi brings decades worth of traveling in novel states of consciousness to share, coupled with the skills of master cultivator of exotic mushrooms lends a power and authenticity to his presentations. Kilindi remains a student teacher and advocate for the hallucinogenic experience.

San Francisco Psychedelic Society is a bay area 501(c)3 non-profit organization devoted to weaving community with people from all walks of life who share an interest in the exploration of altered states of consciousness. We provide education, community, support and integration resources to those seeking harm reduction, addiction recovery, spiritual growth and personal development. We emphasize access without dogma and the destigmatization of all drugs. http://www.psychedelicsocietysf.org

Americans for Policy Reform (AFPR) is a California 501(c) 4. AFPR promotes and supports community based involvement utilizing open-source strategies and social media tools to enable grass roots policy reform. http://www.americansforpolicyreform.com/

The California Psilocybin Decriminalization Initiative 2020 is going to try to Decriminalize Psychedelic Mushrooms in California by submitting a citizens initiative to be placed on the ballot for the November 3, 2020 election. Decriminalize California needs 623,212 valid signatures just to get the initiative on the ballot and 50% +1 vote to win the November election. https://decrimca.org/