How I Landed a Job in Psychedelics

This is how I did it and you can do it too

Last year, I worked in a Smartshop — a shop that sells smart drugs — talking to people of many cultures and experience levels.

Now I’m heading to a new professional path; if you are interested in knowing my first steps, read closely.

I was born in Brazil, where I had the opportunity to learn about the traditional use of sacred tools empirically.

Growing up, I learned that several tribes still consecrate mystical rituals with sacred tools with the intention of introducing their young to the use of nature to heal their minds and bodies, and to help their adults to understand life and their place in it.

I’ll start by saying that, even though I had contact with nature, I grew up in an urban environment.

The society surrounding me considered the use of psychedelics to be a big taboo and most of my friends had no access to accurate information about the use of smart drugs.

This resulted in inadequate use of psychedelics, which can hurt the user and perpetuate the myth that psychedelics are dangerous and challenging to control.

When I turned 20 years old I decided that it was important that I develop my own relationship with psychedelics. And for this, I had to learn my own psychedelic rituals.

I’ve had some experience exploring psychedelics in a religious context and in the company of others, but only managed to achieve the full extension of the potential of psychedelics when I explored it alone.

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