Psychedelic Prophecy
Description
Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, published in 1932 as science fiction, now reads eerily like prophecy. Join Miles Hunt and Voytek Bereza for a concise presentation and open discussion on the psychedelic predictions that have since come true. We’ll compare and contrast Huxley, Terence McKenna and John Lilly, then ask what a hopeful future might look like and how we can work toward it.
This a part of a new Australian Psychedecli Society Sydney Chapter Lecture series called The Mystery School where we will be visiting topics like psychedelics, memetics, biohacking and human heuristics.
Lineup

Miles Hunt - Lawyer
Miles Hunt is a lawyer, activist and co-founder of Unharm. A fearless voice for drug law reform, he's spent decades pushing for cannabis legalisation.

Voytek Bereza - Drug Specialist
Australian Psychedelic Society Sydney Chapter lead and licensed pharmacist specialising in neuropsychopharmacy.
Agenda
- 7:00 pm
Starting Introduction
Brief Introduction by Australian Psychedelic Society
- 7:05 pm
A brief overview of the History of Psychedelic Prophecy
Voytek will go through the history of psychedelic sci fi and prophecy
- 7:30 pm
Dystopian v Utopian Visions
Miles Hunt compares the dystopian v the utopian vision.
- 8:00 pm
Discussion Forum
An open discussion about the presentations.
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