A two-year creative laboratory for consciousness and art.
The Psychedelic Dojo of Love grew out of a men’s group that needed a structured way to expand consciousness through creative practice. During a chaotic time (especially through the pandemic), a small circle of men began experimenting with different paths toward that end.
We treated it as a living laboratory. We ran Scrum-style creative cycles, including a seven-step HEX Scrum that worked like a personal board game—each person building materials, spaces, processes, and portfolios. We watched and discussed deep psychological and psychedelic films. We explored the nature of consciousness, art as a spiritual path, and practical ways of being with the divine. The series closed with an Easter Sunday look at the light body and simple intuitive practices.
It was a two-year process. The men who showed up contributed from the heart. Everyone who participated grew from it. The Dojo became a steady place to make things, watch things, and talk about things that mattered when the world felt unstable.
This archive keeps the sessions, the resources, and the structure so the work remains accessible.
Workshops, sprints and films for the climb toward the divine.
Books, images and teachings kept from the inner work.
Jung, the four masculine archetypes, and the stories that carry them.