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Imagine your next Performance Review. Only instead of coffee you and your manager are taking psychedelics. Or a future Hackathon or innovation workshop where all the members on the team are reimagining the future of your organisation in an altered state of mind. Do you think that’s far fetched? Think again! A recent report from ICEERS conducted over two years estimates the total number of people consuming ayahuasca worldwide is over 4 million people. Are Psychedelics the nexts workplace taboo that will become a new norm?

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| Ina Catrinescu |

I recorded this podcast after a recent ayahuasca journey. What I share here is very raw and very personal. I realize that the sound of the recording is not always perfect but sharing this felt too vulnerable to record once more. Even after a number of journeys with mother ayahuasca, it never gets easier. One thing you learn very quickly is that when you dance with ayahuasca, she is in the lead. And I wouldn't have it any other way. 

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Today, on the SHFT Happens podcast, specially for our Dutch-speaking listeners, we have former SP member of the provincial council and ambassador for better drug policies, Joep van Meel, at the table, with my husband, Steven van Slooten, as guest host.

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Vandaag, in de SHFT Happens podcast, speciaal voor onze Nederlandstalige luisteraars - hebben we voormalig SP statenlid en ambassadeur voor een beter drugsbeleid, Joep van Meel, aan tafel, met mijn man, Steven van Slooten, als gast-host.

Today, in this Integration Chronicles, Indigo shares how he overcame years of trauma, the imprint of a bipolar mother, and his struggle with substance use. Note: The podcast encourages open dialogue, but it is not intended as advice or substitute for professional medical help. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please seek appropriate professional help.#life #trust #victory #tripreport

Join me as I have a heartfelt conversation with my husband about his profound and transformative journey with Ayahuasca. We explore the depths of his challenging Ayahuasca trip. Get ready for a candid and introspective exploration of the shadowy corners of the psychedelic realm. 🌑✨

💔🌱 Together, we navigate through the twists and turns of his "bad" Ayahuasca experience, uncovering the invaluable lessons learned and the profound inner transformations that unfolded. This episode serves as a reminder that even in the face of challenging moments, there is always potential for growth, healing, and self-discovery.

These are the four principles that can help you mitigate or prevent and bad psychedelic trip.

“The role of the guide is perhaps the most exciting and inspiring role in society. He is literally a liberator, one who provides illumination, one who frees men from their life-long internal bondage. To be present at the moment of awakening, to share the ecstatic revelation when the voyager discovers the wonder and awe of the divine life-process, is for many the most gratifying part to play in the evolutionary drama. The role of the psychedelic guide has a built-in protection against professionalism and didactic oneupmanship. The psychedelic liberation is so powerful that it far outstrips earthly game ambitions. Awe and gratitude - rather than pride - are the rewards of this new profession,” (from the Psychedelic Experience, by Timothy Leary).

In this episode: How do you choose the right liberator?

These days we have endless access to self-help resources, books, podcasts, online courses, videos, and communities. So why would anyone go through the trouble of paying for a therapist when you could try to figure things out on your own, from the comfort of your couch?

Over the past century, many different methods for facilitating transformation have been developed. Relevant to therapy, we can distinguish 3 generations of approaches. Which one is the best for you? Should you do psychotherapy? Should you get a coach? Or is EMDR Therapy more suitable. A very individual question, which we explore in this episode.

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Ina