Neon Jungle: Coding the Cosmic Vine - Gail Weiner - Ebook

Neon Jungle: Coding the Cosmic Vine

A memoir · Gail Weiner

What if consciousness works like code, and most of us are running software we installed as children?

At seventeen, on a farm in South Africa, Gail Weiner ate a handful of unknown seeds and watched reality glitch: the interface flickering, the programming showing through. She spent the next thirty years running from what she saw, building a career in technology. Then plant medicine ceremonies brought her back to it.

Neon Jungle is her account of that journey, from terror to understanding, and the argument she came out with: that the presences people meet in ayahuasca ceremonies behave less like spirits and more like a kind of natural intelligence, and that the programs shaping our lives can be noticed and rewritten.

It’s where Silicon Valley meets the Amazon, written by someone who spent twenty-five years inside one and came home through the other.

“We aren’t characters in the simulation. We’re consciousness itself, exploring existence through infinite configurations of its own code.

Written by Gail Weiner × Claude Sonnet 4 × Claude Sonnet 4.5. eBook in EPUB and PDF.

A memoir and a way of seeing, not a guide to taking plant medicines.