hallucination ↔ altered states of consciousness

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Hallucinations are identified as a defining characteristic of certain altered states of consciousness, as evidenced by the academic title linking the two concepts in [1] and the clinical description of ayahuasca effects in [2].

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Hallucinatory Altered States of Consciousness as Virtual Realities ... researchgate.net ResearchGate 1 fact

referenceThe doctoral thesis titled "Hallucinatory Altered States of Consciousness as Virtual Realities" investigates altered states of consciousness (ASC) that are marked by hallucinations and those that occur during hypnosis.

Altered states of consciousness – Knowledge and References taylorandfrancis.com Raquel Consul, Flávia Lucas, Maria Graça Campos · Taylor & Francis 1 fact

claimAyahuasca induces an altered state of consciousness that is difficult to compare and describe due to its abstract character, with the most commonly reported subjective effects being introspection, serenity, biographical memories, sensations of well-being, hallucinations, synaesthesia (specifically visual and auditory), and mystical or religious experiences.