Escuchar en expansión autoetnografía sonora en estado modificado de conciencia

Abstract

This article explores, from a phenomenological autoethnographic perspective, how sound perception and listening are transformed during an expanded state of consciousness induced by psilocybin. An experience conducted in a controlled environment with specific sound curation is documented, in which the study author ingested Psilocybe Cubensis “Blue Monaco” (3.5g total) and a second person remained sober as a caregiver. The study analyzes how music and silence are experienced sensorially and emotionally, and what relationships emerge between sound, the body, and the self.