Los Angeles, CA -- Mainstream culture is about to be dosed with a new psychedelic era -- but it might only last less than an hour.

According to occult analyst Richard Metzger, there's growing interest in psychedelics in various U.S. cities -- especially for DMT and Salvia Divinorum, which cause intense hallucinations lasting less than an hour.

Metzger says the renewed interest in psychedelics is happening "because they work" but insists it isn't just for kicks.

He says 21st century day-trippers are "travelers, not tourists," and looking to access other realms for personal, creative and spiritual growth.

Metzger is the editor of "Book Of Lies" (Disinformation), which discusses, in part, how psychedelic drugs, comic books and orgasms can be turned into magic spells.

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