Psychedelics & HR

"There is only one instant, and it's right now. And it's eternity."

– Waking Life, Chapter 18: Trapped In A Dream

Israeli biopharmaceutical company Madrigal Mental Care will unveil novel nanotechnology to deliver psilocybin via nasal spray for the treatment and prevention of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [...].

Artist: Rachel Carpenter (IG @r.c.artworks, Etsy RCArtworks, Website, Facebook)

"This image represents my understanding of time. Each brick is a moment in one's life. They build together to create a wall of our memories and emotions. Those bricks become the foundation for our future and the wall of the external world. Time has a tendency to repeat itself, however it always builds onto the past. This pattern creates a design similar to a blackhole. It's interesting to reflect on time and where our existence lives in the universe."

Hello friends, my last art post by Chad H. Vivas is available to buy as a print here on the threyda website. They will be donating all profits from sales to the Equal Justice Initiative and Mothers Against Police Brutality. 

If you are an art lover and liked the artwork I would highly encourage you to buy it if you are able to afford it - it’s a nice way to do the little we can to contribute to this crucial message and cause.

I hope you’re all doing well during this difficult time. Let’s all do our part to contribute to a better tomorrow. Much love to all of you. <3

The artwork in question is this in case you haven’t stumbled upon my post:

Art: Can’t Arrest the Awakening of Humanity by Chad Harmony Vivas (@being_ison3)

Key Points:

Don’t share items (bongs, joints, pipes, injection equipment etc)

Stock up on drugs & drug equipment you want to have in advance so you don’t have to continuously buy when things get more tough.

Be prepared to go into involuntary withdrawal if your supplier is sick and cannot meet your demands (if this applies to you). Try to prepare for this scenario as withdrawals can be very dangerous and even potentially fatal depending on the substance.

Wipe down drugs/packages/wraps once you obtain them. Use alcohol-based cleansers (preferably with a minimum 60% alcohol concentration) to effectively kill the virus.

Wash your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds every time you come into contact with others, after handling money and after you get your drugs. 

Prepare your drugs yourself so that others aren’t into contact with them at any point.

Have things delivered to you instead of going to buy them yourself whenever possible, especially if you think/feel you might be sick. If you need to contact local HR services to come to you while feeling sick, make sure to inform them so they take proper precautions for their safety.

Be prepared for programs closing (drug treatment, needle exchange, drug detoxes etc).