Psychedelic Pathways Steps Into Print
Rise of the Dark Feminine: Women & Entheogens Conference
Until last weekend, Psychedelic Pathways Magazine had lived entirely behind glass. Then, at theWomen in Entheogens: Rise of the Dark Feminine conference in Boston, our magazine stepped off the screen and into people’s hands for the first time.
We marked the occasion by printing a limited number of copies of our Women in Psychedelics issue. Holding the finished magazine was a genuine milestone—and sharing it at a conference founded by Mama Ayana Iyi, who is featured in the issue, made the moment especially meaningful.
The enthusiastic reception confirmed something we have long suspected: readers still value the tactile pleasure of a beautifully printed magazine. Making print a regular offering will require us to navigate the costs and logistics, but Boston showed us that the road may be worth traveling.
The conference also offered a powerful reminder that grounded men have a role in this movement—one rooted in integrity, accountability, and a willingness to listen.
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