Gabriella Tavini - Three Psychonautical Women: The Spiked, the Channelled and the Transgressive

Psychedelic feminism is examined through the lens of three women writers who navigated conscious experience outside conventional bounds: Charlotte Bronte, Maria Sabina, and Anais Nin. These figures are analyzed for their shared capacity to transcend male-dominated societal landscapes and their relationship with the natural world. Their collective influence on modern concepts of femtheogenic consciousness highlights a shift toward reconnecting with nature and reclaiming the internal authority within the psychedelic space. Drawing parallels between literary expression and psychedelic discovery suggests that creative and entheogenic exploration functions as a mode of understanding self and psyche. The analysis argues that reclaiming the feminine perspective within these substances facilitates a needed recalibration of global consciousness.