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World Bufo Alvarius Congress (WBAC)

The **World Bufo Alvarius Congress (WBAC)** is an annual international event dedicated to the exploration, discussion, and integration of the spiritual and therapeutic use of Bufo Alvarius toad venom. Since its inception in 2018, the congress has emerged as a significant platform for experts, researchers, and enthusiasts to engage in conversations surrounding the medicinal and consciousness-altering properties of the toad venom. The event is abbreviated as "WBAC" and is under the leadership of Director Mario Garnier.

1. History

1. 1. 2018: "The Gathering of the Tribes"

The inaugural congress, titled "The Gathering of the Tribes," took place from July 27 to 29, 2018, at the Fiesta Inn Centro Histórico in Mexico City. The three-day event featured notable speakers such as Sebastian Job, Dr. Joseph Barsuglia, Tricia Eastman, Dean Jefferys, Octavio Rettig, Rak Razam, Flor Bollini, Dr. Jack Allocca, Martin W. Ball, Dr. Juan Acosta Urkidi, Raymundo Barnett, Victoria Anahí Ochoa, Sergio Sanz Navarro, James Oroc, Leo Bondani, Michael Villanueva, Rita Kokarova, Kirra Swennerton, Hal Lucius Nation, among others.

1. 1. 2019: "The Bufo Nation"

The second edition, named "The Bufo Nation," was held from July 26 to 28, 2019, at the Holiday Inn Ciudad de Mexico Trade Center. Speakers included Beto Basilio, Fernando Barba Castillo, Ian Benois, Joel Brierre, Ivan Ceniceros, Chad Charles, Mario Garnier, Dropadi Gersenwich, Alberto Guzman Aguilar, Dean Jefferys, Matt Cole, Rita Kocárová, Tom Mendola, Hamilton Morris, Fernando Kitian, Rak Razam, Raul Rivera, Anahi Ochoa, Scott Olsen, Julian Palmer, Pit Prieto, Barry Richardson, Robin Rivera, Janina Tomasini, Mojeney Valdez, Claire S. Wilkins, Dominique Wolfe Amansi.

1. 1. 2020: Virtual Edition

The third edition, held virtually from July 24 to 26, 2020, faced challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in Mexico City. The event was recorded at the Belle Scen Theater in the Narvarte neighborhood. Featured speakers included Fernando Suárez Black, Yasmin Cruz, Daniel Oriol, Santiago José López Luro, Eros Quintero, Dean Jefferys, Pierre Giuseppe Cope, Beto Basilio, Tatiana Vergel, Mario Alonso Martínez, Raúl Rivera, Jorge Marzano, Joel Briere, Héctor Vargas Pérez, Midalia Michel, Enrique Quejereta, Karina Malpica, Tucker Rosemeyer, Ronald Hans Tamekan, Martín Ball, Harihar, and David Gallegos. The first two days were open to the public with live activities and lectures, while the final day featured a hybrid format with both remote and in-person presentations, streamed live and available on the "Team WBAC" YouTube channel.

References[edit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0Dl4VlJu14&t=175s https://www.forbes.com/sites/amandasiebert/2021/01/08/hamilton-morris-on-mistakes-5-meo-dmt-and-preserving-psychedelic-toads/?sh=ae4368d50b23

https://psychedelictimes.com/world-bufo-alvarius-congress/

https://maps.org/2018/07/05/world-bufo-alvarius-conference-2018-mexico-city-mexico/