Decriminalize Nature Mid-Michigan

Decriminalize Nature Mid-Michigan We seek to decriminalize entheogenic plants in Mid-Michigan, while restoring our connection to nature and improving human health, hope, and well-being.

Lansing and East Lansing are currently our target cities. We do not condone the illegal use of plant medicines, we are merely an educational resource. By disseminating positive information and research we hope that our communities will welcome the decriminalization of entheogenic plants and fungi for the benefit of society as a whole. Please donate to the cause if you are able. Every cent is put to good use đź’š
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02/17/2026

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1623 likes, 115 comments. “Scientists used the rabies virus to trace how mushrooms may break depression loops in the brain.”

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01/05/2023

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"On Jan. 1, Oregon became the first state in the nation to legalize the adult use of psilocybin, a naturally occurring psychedelic that has shown significant promise for treating severe depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and end-of-life anxiety among the terminally ill, among other mental health conditions.

Although scientists are still working to understand their therapeutic dynamics, psilocybin and other psychedelics are thought to promote neuroplasticity, a rewiring of the brain that gives patients fresh perspectives on longstanding psychiatric problems.
One recent study on alcohol-use disorder, for example, found that two doses of psilocybin paired with talk therapy led to an 83 percent decline in heavy drinking among participants, and that nearly half of them had stopped drinking entirely by the end of the eight-month trial.

Measure 109, as it’s called, authorized the creation of psilocybin service centers where anyone over 21 can consume the mushrooms in a supervised setting. One key requirement is that a state-certified facilitator must be present during drug-induced journeys, which can last five or six hours. For drug reform supporters, Oregon’s approval of Measure 109 is nothing short of revolutionary, a seismic policy shift they hope will inspire other states and municipalities — and persuade federal authorities to ease longstanding prohibitions."
- NY Times

09/20/2022

Happy 9/20, the annual celebration of psychedelic mushrooms.

Originally created in 2015 by mushroom advocate Nicholas Reville, September 20 continues to be celebrated globally as Magic Mushroom Day, a date for honoring psychedelic mushrooms.

"9/20 was chosen because it is at the beginning of autumn, when mushrooms are most plentiful; because it is close to the equinox, representing a change in direction; and because it echoes 4/20 and the successful movement for ma*****na decriminalization and legalization,” says Reville in a Rolling Stone article.

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09/10/2022

Entheofest will return to the University of Michigan Diag in Ann Arbor

Congrats San Fran!!
09/09/2022

Congrats San Fran!!

finally some good news 🍄🗳🍄

08/26/2022

'It's going to be bigger and better.' 2nd-annual Entheofest to celebrate entheogenic plants and fungi

06/07/2022

“If the words 'life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness' don't include the right to experiment with your own consciousness, then the Declaration of Independence isn't worth the h**p it was written on.”

― Terence McKenna
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Follow McKenna Academy of Natural Philosophy and support our mission to be a catalyst for the transformation of global consciousness, through educational experiences that interweave our collective intelligence, science, and ancestral wisdom.

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05/25/2022

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Our resolution to decriminalize entheogens in East Lansing failed last night in city council, 2-3. This was not the outcome we were hoping for, but we were pleased to hear the near unanimous support among city council members for the intention behind this resolution, that is that people should not be put in jail for accessing the natural healing that entheogens provide.

Thank you to Councilmember Dana Watson for championing this resolution, and to Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg for your support. And thank you SO much to everyone who supported this movement in East Lansing, especially all the people who took the time to speak so eloquently to city council last night in support of the resolution. You all clearly made an impact on them, and change is coming whether they're ready for it or not!

There are still some avenues open to us for potential action here in the Lansing area, but now we can at least look forward to the statewide initiatives that will protect access to entheogens for all Michiganders. Find out more at https://www.micommunityhealing.org/

Onward!

The Michigan Initiative for Community Healing will decriminalize the possession and cultivation of “Natural plants and mushrooms”, reduce penalties for controlled substances that currently include life sentences and lifetime probation, legalize drug testing kits helping to preventing overdoses, ...

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