Rayne Grant, Msc.D

Rayne Grant is a woman of many talents: mother, mycologist, film maker, music producer, educator, psychedelic therapy researcher, & medical intuitive.

Rayne has been studying all things fungi since 2012 and has a love of the health and well-being of our planet and its inhabitants. She has been studying roles that fungi play in all of this.

She is an independent documentary film maker and has been producing the film, “Can Mushrooms Save the Planet?” which is getting close to completion.

She is the founder of the Four Corners Mycological Society as well as the President of the Non-Profit Organization: The Psychedelic Club of Durango – Entheogenic Leading Edge. She organizes meetings and podcasts surrounding these topics.

Rayne has been studying all things fungi since 2012 and has a love of the health and well-being of our planet and its inhabitants. She has been studying roles that fungi play in all of this.

She is the founder of the Four Corners Mycological Society as well as the President of the Non-Profit Organization: The Psychedelic Club of Durango – Entheogenic Leading Edge. She organizes meetings and podcasts surrounding these topics and is the Head Mycologist for the Colorado Mushroom Company.

Having committed herself to the study of mycology for nearly ten years, Rayne is in a unique position to teach the world at large about the world-changing opportunities and effects that the kingdom fungi have to offer significant sections of our planet, its people, and their day to day lives. From de-desertification to psychological well-being, she has an intuitive sense of the impact that our attention to the fruiting bodies of underground networks have to offer the human race and its ability to change the planet around the peoples of the world.

Media

Scheduled Workshops

  • Mushroom Nootropics & Aphrodisiacs: A Deeper More Titillating Look into Our Connectedness

    60 min | The Summit

    The Mind, Body, and Spirit are connected. And so, we dive into some of the Science, Spirituality, and Tantric perspectives of how different fungi can not only heal our bodies and connect us to our Planet Earth, but also with each other.

    There is much disconnect in today’s age, whether it is within family, community, interpersonal, or intimate relationships. It is important to take a closer look at the connections we have to ourselves and all of those around us, starting within our own mind, body, and spirit to understand how Fungi & Plants can play such important roles in our personal lives and the communities we participate in.

    It is becoming increasingly known that mushrooms play a key role in the health and well-being of not only our Environment, but the role they play in the significant function of health and well-being in our bodily systems.

    From Holistic, Shamanic, and Scientific viewpoints, fungi not only help cure illnesses, but they seem also to have the ability to connect us to our environment and to each other. New scientific findings and studies and a deeper look into the traditions of our ancestors, we will take a titillating dive into how mushrooms not only affect the brain & nervous system with their nootropic attributes, but how they affect us also on sexual and spiritual levels.