What's The Entire Curriculum For Psychonauts?

[Parki]

I am going to do iboga soon and I wonder what do I need to study about it.
Of course I know that I need to learn what iboga is, dosage, effects etc.
but is that it?
Is there something more to it?

I mean if I am going to do phychedelics, what do I learn?
What's the entire curriculum?
So that I could get all out of it.
I am talking about like becoming a phychonaut expert.

When I ask this question I mean that
there is may be something I need to learn,
but it never even crossed my mind,
but yet it's crutial to know.
 

[Leo Gura]

Iboga should ONLY be done in a clinical setting, with a doctor. It's a very serious thing.

[Nahm]

@Parki The curriculum is going within and seeing if you have a treasure chest or pandora’s box. Start small crazy ass. 

[Lynnel]

2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Iboga should ONLY be done in a clinical setting, with a doctor. It's a very serious thing.

Yeah Your mate Tom did this with psyched substance and Iboga sent him into a deep spiritual crisis.

Something you most likely wanna avoid.

[JustinS]

@Parki I've done iboga once before with the bwiti tribe. It's some serious shit. Be prepared to be totally incapable to move around and assist yourself. Please have someone knowledgeable enough to be there with you the entire trip. The trip can last up to 24 hours depending on dosage. 

Be prepared to fall deep into the dark corners of the rabbit hole. You will feel like you've gone full mental. Trust the process. 

[AlwaysBeNice]

It's just spirituality on steroids so you need the same basic info, which in short is, just be and see that everything you can observe is not you and does not touch your being, so be open and let go of it all (or embracing all, same thing) by doing nothing.

Edited October 9, 2017 by AlwaysBeNice

[Bas]

Great advice given already.

Commit on being fully open to whatever presents itself during your trip, let the psychedelic completely lead you. Radical surrender is essential, fully trust in what is presented to you and welcome it with open arms. Good luck!