You will partake in a mushroom ceremony designed to illuminate the depths of your subconscious mind. The second day is dedicated to understanding how to establish profound connections with yourself and your surroundings. 

At birth, humans are inherently open and filled with love, eager to connect, learn, and evolve as sentient beings. Life experiences that bring suffering can, over time, cause us to close ourselves off. For example, after experiencing heartbreak, we may become less open to future romantic endeavors. Individuals who encounter a series of negative events associated with certain aspects of their lives may unintentionally restrict their openness to new experiences and opportunities.

 Psilocybin, the active compound in psychoactive mushrooms, has played a significant role in the spiritual and cultural development of various civilizations. The Aztecs referred to it as 'teonanácatl,' translating to 'divine mushroom.' Modern neuroscience has illuminated how psilocybin interacts with serotonin receptors in the brain, producing a range of consciousness-altering effects. Recent research has demonstrated the effectiveness of magic mushrooms in treating depression, with significant increases in "Openness" observed following high-dose psilocybin sessions. Openness, in psychology, relates to one's receptivity to new experiences and is linked to traits such as imagination, creativity, and aesthetic appreciation. These effects often persist significantly beyond one year after the session.

Psychedelics, including psilocybin, have the potential to create states where our conscious experience of the world is liberated from the constraints of our individual ego, revealing it as a potentially illusory construct. Temporary ego dissolution can be profoundly transformative in the right context, fostering a deep sense of connection and heightened creativity.

MDMA elevates certain neurotransmitters, like serotonin, in the brain. When administered in controlled, regulated doses, it can enhance psychotherapy sessions for specific conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). MDMA may reduce anxiety and defensiveness in those receiving therapy, strengthening the relationship with oneself and others. It can also be valuable in healing relationship patterns.