Moving at the Speed of Relationship: Why Psychedelic Finance Must Be Slow
Psychedelic Infrastructure, Ethics & Access, Ethical Finance, Community Governance Lundi Ramos Psychedelic Infrastructure, Ethics & Access, Ethical Finance, Community Governance Lundi Ramos

Moving at the Speed of Relationship: Why Psychedelic Finance Must Be Slow

In psychedelic care, trust and accountability develop through relationship, not acceleration. This essay explores why ethical psychedelic finance must move slowly — prioritizing consent, stewardship, and long-term care over speed, scale, or market pressure.

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Honoring Roots: Introducing the Stewardship Committee
Indigenous Stewardship, Psychedelic Infrastructure, Ethics & Access, Psychedelic Economy Lundi Ramos Indigenous Stewardship, Psychedelic Infrastructure, Ethics & Access, Psychedelic Economy Lundi Ramos

Honoring Roots: Introducing the Stewardship Committee

Psychedelic finance carries an ethical responsibility rooted in Indigenous land, lineage, and ceremony. This essay introduces the Stewardship Committee — formed to ensure that any lending connected to psychedelic work proceeds with consent, accountability, and relationship before capital moves.

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