Bazer

Bazer is a participant in a psilocybin session centered on confronting fear. The book’s references place her account on pages 284–85 and 344, establishing her as part of its discussion of psychedelic experience while leaving the details of her life and the session largely unspecified.

Identity and Context

The available material identifies her as Bazer, also indexed as Dinah Bazer. It associates her with a session in which she confronts her fear, but does not supply the circumstances that brought her to the session or describe what she experienced in detail.

References and Limits

The references to Bazer point to pages 284–85 and 344. A separate index entry places Tony Bossis’s discussion of authenticity questions on page 347; the available evidence does not establish a specific connection between that discussion and Bazer. Nor does it disclose the session’s outcome or any subsequent change in her life.