Psychedelia (noun)

A subculture associated with the use of psychedelic drugs, characterized by vibrant colors, abstract patterns, and a focus on the mind and spirituality.

Origin:

1960s: from psycho- "of the mind" + -delic, on the pattern of words such as neurasthenia.

Examples:

1. The band was known for their music that was heavily influenced by psychedelia, with trippy lyrics and psychedelic soundscapes.
2. The fashion of the psychedelia era was characterized by bright colors and bold patterns.
3. He was a part of the psychedelia movement of the 1960s and was known for his colourful and trippy artwork.
4. The film was a reflection of the psychedelia culture, depicting the experiences of people who used psychedelic drugs.
5. The music of the psychedelia era was often experimental and aimed to evoke feelings of transcendence and spiritual transcendence.