A guide to psychedelic integration.   We share life-altering trip stories and interview experts on how to integrate consciousness-expanding lessons into “regular life.” Conversations every Tuesday. Join us.   Questions, comments, ideas? Reach out to Nicolle: @nicolledoublel on Twitter or IG / James: @jameskeim8 or Peter: @peterdconley  — Psychedelic:  1. Derived from the Ancient Greek words psychē ("soul") and dēloun ("to make visible, to reveal"), translating to "mind-manifesting.”   2. Relating to or denoting drugs that produce hallucinations and apparent expansion of consciousness.  — Integration:   Entheogenic Research Integration & Education (ERIE) defines integration as “the process by which the material accessed and insights gained in a [psychedelic] experience are incorporated over time into one’s life in a way that benefits the individual and their community.”   Below is a list of commonly focused areas of integration: 
* Examining meaning of visual and/or somatic experiences that arose
* Exploring the emotional impact of the psychedelic experience
* Contextualizing the “story” of the journey
* Grounding insights into meaningful behavior change
* Understanding a “bad trip” or difficult experience
* Exploring how to live from a newly recognized truth
* Examining how to share your experience with others
* Managing cravings or desires to continue psychedelic exploration
* Setting intentions for further journeys based on what arose