Chris Kilham is a medicine hunter, author, educator and TV personality who promotes natural, plant-based medicines, sustainable trade and indigenous cultures. He has conducted ethnobotanicalplant research in more than 45 countries and lectures worldwide about holistic wellness and botanical medicines. Chris helps to develop and popularize traditional medicinal plants—including ayahuasca, cannabis, San Pedro, kava, maca, rhodiola, ashwagandha, schizandra, tamanu oil, cat’s claw, dragon’s blood, and hundreds of others.

The New York Times called Chris “Part David Attenborough, part Indiana Jones.”

Chris has been featured in The New York Times, Outside Magazine, Psychology Today, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, and on CNN, NBC Nightly News, The Dr. Oz Show, ABC Good Morning America, HDNET, ABC Nightline, ABC 20/20, FOX News Health and many other top-tier media venues. He has written 14 books, including The Ayahuasca Test Pilots Handbook, Psyche Delicacies, and The Five Tibetans, which has been published in 28 languages.

Chris’ work with psychoactive and psychedelic plants combines his decades of experience as a yoga teacher with his deep involvement in South American shamanism. He is recognized as a chief in Vanuatu, South Pacific, is known as “Maxipe’” (black vulture) by the Macuxi Indians, is “Nitin Rao” (light of the medicine) among the Shipibo and has lived with and visited dozens of native tribes in Amazonia. Chris has studied with shamans in Brazil, Peru and North America, participating in hundreds of ceremonies with and without ceremonial psychoactive agents including ayahuasca, San Pedro cactus, peyote, coca, psilocybin mushrooms, and tobacco. He is the founder of The Ayahuasca Test Pilots, a collaboration of individuals who engage in ceremonial ayahuasca journeying in the Amazon. Chris lives and works in Western Massachusetts with his wife and business partner, cultural activist and psychedelic feminist Zoe Helene, who often travels with him.

Psychedelic Sermon

Before the advent of organized religions, people of most cultures employed plants and fungi, so-called plants of the gods, to encounter spirit directly, to effect profound healing, and to divine knowledge by journeying in the spirit landscape. In ceremonial and intentional ways, this engagement afforded a direct experience of mystical consciousness without intermediaries. The Psychedelic Sermon series delivers messages of spirit, without isms, ologies and osophies, offering insights into intentional and radically transformative engagement with the great psychedelics. This year’s Psychedelic Sermon is “A Psychedelic Dharma.”

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