El dios alucinógeno : Un año infiltrado en sectas

This book isn't told from a distance, but from within. Carles Tamayo, a journalist and researcher specializing in getting involved where he's not wanted, recounts in the first person his immersion in the world of New Age sects, those that use drugs like ayahuasca to attract followers under false therapeutic pretexts. These are spaces that promise healing, expanded consciousness, and spiritual growth, but which conceal a much darker reality: dynamics of control, emotional abuse, and a business model disguised as enlightenment. The investigation, based on exhaustive fieldwork, is narrated with Carles Tamayo's characteristic critical, direct, and ironic tone, in which the anxiety of such a risky mission is mixed with the intimacy of a confessional vlog. The Hallucinogenic God is much more than a personal experience: it's a manual for detecting the traps of the new esotericism that, disguised as science and spirituality, lures vulnerable people—those seeking answers, solace, or simply a path to give meaning to their lives.