
Gather 'round, flower children — psychedelic feminism is about to become your new obsession.
Students of psychedelic feminism believe that use of natural psychedelics (e.g. ayahuasca, peyote, and cannabis) can empower women to unlearn sexist beliefs that are pervasive in our culture.
"If you were to just combine the benefits of psychedelic journeying in a safe, legal situation...with feminism, with the issues that we are dealing with as females in a male dominated culture, it's phenomenal," Zoe Helene, psychedelic feminist and founder of Cosmic Sister, told Revelist.
"There's so much there, because so much of the things we are dealing with inside ourselves that hold us back, that makes us angry, that we need to find ways of looking at differently."

Zoe Helene in the Amazon with Ayahuasca Vine
photo: Tracey Eller/Cosmic SisterThe DEA banned most psychedelics with the Controlled Substance Act, but in recent years, researchers have discovered the drugs have several health benefits. Ayahuasca, one of plants involved in psychedelic feminism, can allegedly treat psychological stresses and help patients dealing with depression, addiction, and even cancer.
Revelist spoke to Zoe Helene all about this far-out-feminism — and how folks can get safely and legally involved.
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