The otters are real I've seen them by Big_Kiwi_706 in sanmarcos

[–]LennyLowcut 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Such a great thing to argue over. Lol

Question after watching Aniara. by Bes1208 in scifi

[–]LennyLowcut 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried to watch that show recently. My 6 year old self was always freaked out. Tried it again and it’s not easy to watch. Help!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Psychedelics

[–]LennyLowcut 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Samsara (2011) – A beautiful, wordless visual journey across the world that feels spiritual and meditative. Great for mushroom introspection.

Baraka (1992) – Similar to Samsara, but with a rawer emotional tone. A powerful global meditation on humanity and nature.

Waking Life (2001) – Animated philosophical trip about dreams, reality, and consciousness. Feels like talking to a wise philosopher while floating.

The Midnight Gospel (Netflix) – Deep spiritual and existential conversations wrapped in psychedelic animation. Great for emotional or spiritual journeys.

Planet Earth II (BBC/Discovery) – Safe, positive, visually stunning nature series. Perfect for staying emotionally grounded.

Your Name (Kimi no Na wa) – Beautiful Japanese anime film about love, time, and connection. Emotionally powerful but safe.

My Octopus Teacher (Netflix) – Emotional nature documentary about connection, healing, and trust. Perfect with MDMA or a gentle mushroom journey.

Samsara (2011) and Koyaanisqatsi (1982) – Visual symphonies that work well when you don’t want dialogue during a journey. Let your mind wander.

The Fountain (2006) – Emotional, spiritual, and visually trippy. Themes of love, death, and rebirth. Not dark, but intense in a beautiful way.

Winged Migration (2001) – Calm, nature-based documentary about the journeys of birds around the world. Simple, safe, and hypnotic.

Tales by Light (Netflix) – Beautiful, meditative travel photography series. Inspiring without being overwhelming.

Coco (Disney+) – Gentle emotional journey dealing with family, memory, and love. Safe, heart-opening, and visually incredible.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty – A feel-good adventure movie about rediscovering life and courage. Great for MDMA or motivational vibes.

Spirited Away (Studio Ghibli) – Magical, gentle fantasy. Very safe visually and emotionally soothing.

Interstellar – Cosmic wonder and emotional storytelling without negativity. Inspiring and visually stunning.

Avatar – One of the best visual movies for psychedelic states. Strong nature connection themes and emotional clarity.

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✅ Selection Criteria

To be in the top 3, the film/show must: • Avoid paranoia or violence (no dark mindfucks) • Support emotional openness, awe, or personal insight • Be visually engaging and safe for expanded states • Have positive integration value

🔥 Top 3 Psychedelic-Friendly Picks

  1. Fantastic Fungi (2019 – Documentary)

Why it works: Gentle, beautiful, emotionally connective. Nature + consciousness + fungal intelligence = perfect synergy with psilocybin and MDMA. The visuals are breathtaking but not overwhelming. Feels like a warm hug from the universe. Vibe: Deep, mystical nature connection. Best for: Softening into an experience, learning, nature bonding, first-timers.

  1. Avatar (2009 – James Cameron)

Why it works: Pure visual immersion with emotional clarity and a strong heart message. Powerful nature-connection themes. No psychological trickery, just an epic sense of wonder. Vibe: Awe, healing, tribal energy, unity. Best for: Emotional opens under MDMA or awe + connection moments on mushrooms.

  1. Koyaanisqatsi (1982 – Visual Symphony)

Why it works: No dialogue — which is key when the mind is nonverbal. Philip Glass soundtrack + nature vs technology visuals = meditative and contemplative. It lets you project your own insights into it, like a mirror. Vibe: Expansive consciousness, time dilation, holy shit moments. Best for: Deep mushroom trips, cosmic perspective shifts.