ENDING ADDICTION
In 2023, more than 107,000 people died of overdose in the US. In 2024, Awake.net’s is initiating a countermovement called 10,000 Rebirths, a philanthropic proposal to Save Lives and End Addiction one ibogaine treatment at a time.
Apply now for the FEAT program to fund your ibogaine treatment to end hard addictions like opioid and meth.
 Awake.net is a non-profit social impact network envisioned as a collaborative gathering place for the entheogenic community to share knowledge, narratives, best practices, research, and guidance about the entheogenic experience to quicken a transformation in human consciousness and culture.
MISSION
Awake’s non-profit mission is to help end addiction by providing individual ibogaine treatment and integration grants and guidance through FEAT, the Fund for Entheogenic Addiction Treatment. All funds and membership dues raised through this platform are dedicated to the success of FEAT.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lakshmi Narayan,
Co-founder and President
Chairperson, Board Director
Sedona, AZ
Designer, writer, I Ching teacher
Jack Cross
Co-founder
Secretary, Board Director
Sedona, AZ
Ecstatic poet, writer, psychonaut
Shonagh Home
Shamanic Therapist
Board Director
Round Hill, VA
Writer, poet,
Dr. Andrew Maclean Pagon
Physician, Psychiatrist, Psychonaut
Board Director
Tarapoto, Peru
45. Hexagram
above TUI THE JOYOUS, LAKE below K’UN THE RECEPTIVE, EARTH This hexagram is related in form and meaning to Pi, HOLDING TOGETHER (8). In the latter, water is over the earth; here a lake is over the earth. But since the lake is a place where water collects, the...
47. Hexagram
above TUI THE JOYOUS, LAKE below K’AN THE ABYSMAL, WATER The lake is above, water below; the lake is empty, dried up. Exhaustion is expressed in yet another way: at the top, a dark line is holding down two light line; below, a light line is hemmed in between two...
48. Hexagram
above K’AN THE ABYSMAL, WATER below SUN THE GENTLE, WIND, WOOD Wood is below, water above. The wood goes down into the earth to bring up water. The image derives from the pole-and-bucket well of ancient China. The wood represents not the buckets, which in...
49. Hexagram
above TUI THE JOYOUS, LAKE below LI THE CLINGING, FIRE The Chinese character for this hexagram means in its original sense an animal’s pelt, which is changed in the course of the year by molting. From this word is carried over to apply to the...
50. Hexagram
above LI THE CLINGING, FIRE below SUN THE GENTLE, WIND, WOOD The six lines construct the image of Ting, THE CALDRON; at the bottom are the legs, over them the belly, then come the ears (handles), and at the top the carrying rings. At the same time, the image suggests...
53. Hexagram
above SUN THE GENTLE, WIND, WOOD below KêN KEEPING STILL, MOUNTAIN This hexagram is made up of Sun (wood, penetration) above, i.e., without, and Kên (mountain, stillness) below, i.e., within. A tree on a mountain develops slowly according to the law of its being and...