All posts by Sergey Baranov

What is actually known about the psychoactive substance mescaline and its relationship to humans, considering a millennia old bond between the two? Although the scientific research into this question begun over a century ago in 1886 with German pharmacologist Louis Lewin’s publication on the Peyote, the psychological material on the […]

Sergey Baranov on how we think about drugs.

Sergey Baranov on Charles Darwin.

In this piece Sergey recounts a pivotal but harrowing experience on his journey on the shamanic path when peyote saved his life in Mexico.

Government collides with the media coalition to criminalize citizen's journalism, freedom of speech and freedom of press - article by Sergey Baranov.

‘’Genetically engineering 'ethical' babies is a moral obligation, says Oxford professor’’.

Sergey Baranov discusses a new Inca site discovered in Cusco during road maintenance (2014).

“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.”―Martin Luther King, Jr. Many things have been written by researchers and authors on an oppressive global regime which is now unfolding in front of our […]

“I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” ― Albert Einstein It is well-known that an immense nuclear arsenal which was built during the arms race of the Cold War era, has served as guarantee […]

During the last year I was told by a number of people, among them a few friends, that in their opinion I was focusing too much on negative information concerning world affairs. In their comments I sensed an attempt to “rescue” me from drowning in evil while trying to expose […]

Living and dying under the fascist nuclear regime Three years have passed since the explosion at the Fukushima Daiihi nuclear plant in Japan. What has been done to halt the nuclear crisis since then? As we speak, there are 400 tons of radioactive water dumped daily into the Pacific Ocean […]

Japanese Medical Scientist says that smiling and laughing will save people from radiation During the 5 min speech by Mr. Syunichi Yamashita, a Japanese medical scientist, professor at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at Nagasaki University and Fukushima Radiation Health Risk Advisor, I felt ill and outraged. In his […]

In my previous article ‘’Fukushima: The Genocide of the Human Race’’ I wrote about the law passed in Japan on Dec 6, 2013 which provides 10 years imprisonment to anyone who either leaks or tries to obtain information about the Fukushima nuclear disaster. (1) It would be bad enough if […]

Quite recently I was visited by a friend who, during our conversation, said that he was appreciating my efforts contributing to a change I want to see in the world, yet he added, that he thought that I was wasting my time trying, since nothing ever changes regardless of how […]

Teotihuacan, Mexico, 2007 We all have heard the official story about how Christopher Columbus discovered America merely by mistake. But giving it some thought, I wonder if there is another side to the story. Considering the fact that celestial navigation was an ancient science known and used to navigate on […]

It is yet to be known how old and whether or not the body described below belongs to an alien race or is a different human species (which wouldn’t be less significant since neither are present in history books) until the sample of this strange skeleton can be carbon dated […]

I was fortunate to be invited to accompany a small group of people from Russia to travel together around Peru and Bolivia in April of 2013. One of the travelers was a known Russian scientist, a Doctor in Sciences in the fields of biogeography, geography of the soils, ecology and […]

Sergey Baranov on psychedelic experiences.

An overview of deforestation and pollution of the amazon rainforest