If you came to Wonderland before it joined Dave Asprey’s Beyond ecosystem, you already know what the energy is like. A ceremonial leader ends up becoming friends with a clinical researcher. A neuroscientist and a shaman compare notes on the same altered state and realize they are describing the same thing in different languages. This is the magic that happens when you get all of the right people together under the same roof.

Wonderland joined the Beyond series because that thesis deserved a bigger platform. The venue moved to Omni Barton Creek Resort in Austin, a luxury resort set across 4,000 acres of scenic countryside. The speakers are world class. And the event now sits alongside Beyond Biohacking in the system Dave has been building around human performance and consciousness. This is the ultimate combination of psychedelic science, tech, and ancient exploration. The original Wonderland vibes are still here. The question is, will you be here too? This is who belongs at Beyond Wonderland.

The Researcher

You have spent years inside the data. You know all about the MAPP2 trial results. You follow FDA policy and read MAPS updates the day they publish. You’re looking for people passionate about the same things and you’re eager to learn even more from the scientists who are doing the research.

Rick Doblin, founder of MAPS and the person who spent 40 years moving psychedelic science through regulatory resistance, will be on stage in Austin. His talk covers the transition from clinical trials to real-world clinical practice, including therapist training, group therapy models, and what the field faces next. Get ready to nerd out with the best.

The Clinician and Therapeutic Healer

You work with energy, sound, the body, or some combination of all three. You have spent years doing work that gets results, and the science is finally on your side.

Brainwave research presented at this event shows that healing techniques (likely ones you use in your practice) produce the same neural signatures as classical psychedelic states. That puts your tools in the same category as the protocols under FDA review. The integration circles, morning breathwork, and experiential sessions are central to both days. You’ll leave with new things to use to better help your clients.

The Ceremonialist

Your tradition did not start in 2019. You carry lineage, ancestral knowledge, and decades or generations of working with plant medicine in ritual and ceremonial contexts. This event honors that.

Indigenous leaders and modern guides are central to this event. Spirit and neuroscience share the stage. Wizards and alchemists are welcome too. Bring your staff and your pointy hat.

The Neuroscientist and Psychologist

You think in brain states. You want the data behind expanded states of consciousness, presented by someone who has done the analysis. Dr. Jeff Tarrant, founder of the NeuroMeditation Institute and Chief Neuroscientist for 40 Years of Zen, is bringing brainwave data on flotation REST, stroboscopic light, gong baths, breathwork, and meditation, showing the neurological similarities between these modalities and classical psychedelic states. The data covers default mode network disruptions, alpha suppression, and increased brainwave entropy. You will want to be close to the front.

The Artist and Changemaker

You understand that culture changes before law does. You have been watching this field for years and you know the policy changes carry as much weight as the science. You are also here because you understand what expanded states do for how people make things, lead things, and see the world.

The gathering includes researchers, healers, policymakers, and the professionals who are shaping what psychedelic science looks like at scale. That is the table and you belong at it.

The Curious & Forever Student

You don’t need a title, a practice, or a credential to justify being here. You read everything, ask more questions than you get answered, and you’re done with information that others have filtered, summarized, and repackaged before it reaches you. You want the source, whether that’s a peer-reviewed trial, a piece of tech nobody’s heard of yet, or a tradition someone’s carried for decades.

That’s what the Tech Hall and the speaker lineup are for. You’ll walk the floor and touch, test, and try consciousness tech before it’s mainstream. Then you’ll find the person who created it standing right next to you. Sit in on a talk, then catch the speaker in the hallway an hour later and ask your follow-up questions. That’s where you’ll learn what’s next.

The event hosts six hundred people at Omni Barton Creek Resort over two days of yoga, morning breathwork, integration circles, keynotes, demos, and breakout sessions. Experiment, play, learn, connect. It’s a hands-on experience.

Oh, and by the way, we’re capping the event at 600 people, so get your ticket as soon as possible. We’re selling out fast.

Seekers, healers, and the occasional wizard. See you in Austin, October 13 and 14. Get Your Tickets