PRESS RELEASE: Groundbreaking New Documentary about Psychedelics in Australia

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“Contemplattions : On The Psychedelic Experience” has recently been distributed by Indierights in the United States and is now available to watch on Video on demand Amazon in Australia.

Contemplations is the first documentary directed by Julian Palmer, known for being on national television on SBS and the ABC, openly sharing psychoactive plant medicine with people.

The Film Threat website rated Contemplations 9.5/10, saying “the most accomplished parade of hallucinatory dreamscapes ever portrayed in a documentary.”

Contemplations: On The Psychedelic Experience

But Contemplations is not just visual candy; it is primarily an inquiry into the wisdom of the Australian psychedelic scene, where people openly share their psychedelic use and share their wisdom and experience.

Contemplations is also a user guide, providing people with tips and advice about how to navigate and integrate psychedelic states.

With the present-day emphasis on the medicalisation of psychedelics, ad with Australia being the first country to green-light the use of MDMA and psilocybin for treating conditions such as PTSD and depression, Contemplations stresses the engagement with psychedelics as tools for expanding awareness.

Yet, unlike many documentaries or media about psychedelics, Contemplations doesn’t shy away from the dark and challenging aspects of these states.

In the section Visitations, Contemplations also explores the fascinating phenomena of entity contact and the beings that people can quite commonly meet in these states.

Contemplations is perhaps the first documentary about psychedelics, which presents a serious inquiry into the nature of these states of consciousness, which is especially important now as more and more people are discovering the healing power of psychedelics.

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Name: Julian PalmerCompany: Anastomose ProductionsEmail: [email protected]Phone: 04445077578

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December 19, 2023/by Reland Pigte

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