The Tribe of Psy is a study on the psychological effects of psylocibin on the bodies of aboriginals. This research delves into the ways in which the psychoactive compound affects the brain and behaviors of these indigenous people, and how it may be used in traditional healing practices. The results of this study have the potential to shed light on the potential therapeutic uses of psylocibin and its role in the cultural and spiritual practices of these communities.

In addition to its psychological effects, the Tribe of Psy also explores the role of psylocibin-induced hallucinations in traditional dance rituals among aboriginals. These altered states of consciousness are believed to facilitate spiritual connections and personal insights, and are often a central aspect of these cultural practices. The study aims to understand the ways in which these hallucinations may influence the performance and meaning of these rituals, as well as any potential therapeutic benefits for the individuals participating in them.