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# Welcome to The GPS Starter Kit
This manual was written collaboratively with the input of close to 100 Psychedelic Society leaders and other thought-leaders in the ecosystem. \
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After many years and multiple iterations, we are proud to present this resource to our community.\
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It is an amalgamation of knowledge, experiences and resources from leaders of Societies, many of whom were the first to embark on building a psychedelic society\
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Please note that this is an ever evolving and breathing document that is subject, and invited to, change over time.
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For **individuals who are new to psychedelic organizing**, this space will be helpful guiding you through the many considerations to explore.
For **long-time team community holders**, this space will act as a repository of information you can return to as your role, and the role of your society evolves and requires a different set of knowledge resourcing.
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