About Tom Hatsis

Psychedelic historian Tom Hatsis is an author and lecturer with four books published in the field: The Witches’ Ointment: The Secret History of Psychedelic Magic (2015); Psychedelic Mystery Traditions: Spirit Plants, Magical Practices, Ecstatic States (2018); Microdosing Magic: A Psychedelic Spellbook (2018); and LSD The Wonder Child: The Golden Age of Psychedelic Research in the 1950s (2021). He speaks widely at both solo events and conferences, and has appeared on GaiamTV’s shows Beyond Belief with George Noory, Psychedelica, and Open Minds with Regina Meredith. Along with partner Eden Woodruff, Hatsis runs Psanctum Psychedelia, a non-profit psychedelics education and harm reduction organization that hosts a weekly open mic, organizes the Gaian Mind Psychedelic Conference, and curates the Psanctum Psychedelic Library.

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All posts by Tom Hatsis

The Psychedelic Gospels, The Plaincourault fresco, and the Death of Psychedelic History
Was there a secret tradition of psychedelics in medieval Christianity? Can evidence of this tradition be identified in the presence of psilocybe mushrooms in Christian art? These questions are a hot topic of debate within psychedelic academia. On grahamhancock.com, we have provided a platform for this debate between Dr Jerry […]
Tom Hatsis | 24th February 2022
Psychedelic Witchcraft and the Satanic Conspiracy
We warmly welcome Tom Hatsis, author of The Witches’ Ointment, as one of our featured authors for February. Tom’s book reveals the untold history of medieval entheogenic ointments. Examining 15th Century trial records of witches, alchemists, folk healers and heretics and detailing dozens of medieval psychoactive recipes and formulas, Tom explores […]
Tom Hatsis | 7th February 2022