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Residents will be able to buy food and household essentials at discounted prices as a new supermarket is set to open.

The rising popularity of drug-induced therapy has fueled a boom in psychedelic churches, where worshippers take illicit substances under the protection of religious freedom.

(The Conversation) — A scholar who studies alternative expressions of spirituality visited secular, atheist and psychedelic churches and interacted with attendees. Here is what he found.

More and more surveys point to decreasing membership in religious institutions and a corresponding rise of “nones.” Many people might assume that this indicates the absence of belief or a lack of spirituality. Particularly in the West, people tend to think about religion in terms of belief in a higher power, such as God. For many nones, however,

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A scholar who studies alternative expressions of spirituality visited secular, atheist and psychedelic churches and interacted with attendees. Here is what he found.

Revival 2023: Kintsugi, the Summer Solstice Celebration. Plus, Sophia McClennen, author of the new book, Trump Was a Joke, How Satire Made Sense of a President Who Didn't.

On this episode, Kennedy sits down with former Utah State Senator Steve Urquhart to discuss his church, The Divine Assembly, which is dedicated to the healing and mind-expanding powers of psilocybin mushrooms.

With the regulated use of psychedelic mushrooms approved by Colorado voters last month, RadioACTive checks in on the Utah movement to legalize it.

While most of the Arab stands had far fewer books on display than usual, claiming logistical shortfalls, hateful material was still present in the stalls of Syria, Libya and Egypt.