I share my thoughts on the future of psychedelic assisted therapy I just finished day three of what's called the Psychedelic assisted therapy Summit and some speakers most specifically just the future of what's called maps. And I share my insights on what Rick doblin shared. MDMA assisted therapy is in third stage trials but what was shared doesn't sound like potential healing sounds like limiting and more criminality for our future a pharmaceutical company rather than healing potential

I discuss a psychedelic therapy Summit and a speech given by Paul stamets where he confirms some of the theories that I've had for years about microdosing and psychedelic assisted therapy but he also fails to see some incredible and profound insights as it relates to healing, agency, potential, and obviously psychedelics. Maybe more importantly; meaning and spirituality, being a synonym for each other, in my opinion.

* Bluetooth headset failed for the first 20 mins. Audio is proper from there. I began by just wanting to share my somatic experiencing practice but I ended up realizing the missing piece is the balance between our inner experience or physical experience and our outer experience. This gestalt truth is as universal as the practice of contemplation itself.

I discuss some of the things that I've learned about being aware of your emotional state your physical state and how to manage that but more importantly just being aware of your state how informative it can be and how this relates to all of these different practices in all these different traditions I think they're all synonyms for essentially the same idea of managing our state or trauma A reactions of perception so that we can be present and aware and take part in the present

I discuss an interview with Gadi Taub and Jordan Peterson. What is meaning, what is our archetypes of God and meaning, illness and being...

I discuss how we tend to minimize the talent behind a self paced learner. How many Autodidacts do we have to thank for incredible ideas. The myth of genius is limiting, but the myth of being a self taught learner is worse? Imagine the benefits of supporting fast learners, who could in turn help the slower learners. Raising all boats. Forget neuro divergent hiring, we are all atypical. Unleash the bonds. Do our children learn language best at a young age, or do we assume that?

I share the insights in the chapter and my own thoughts. Some great ideas and some lost opportunities. Some real insights to be had for the entire psychedelic and therapeutic industries... What is trauma, what is healing, what is therapy, psychedelic therapy, must it be assisted, by who? Colonial and cultural damages while we could save and revitalize a culture... Lessons need the sense and nonsense. Psychedelic Philosophy allows us to see past our trauma, past our bias, past our traditions and past our limits. Seeing into the void. The potential. Healing is integration, individuation, it is active imagination and creativity and reason...

I discuss a recent episode on psychedelics and creativity I share some insights found in the program as well as some missed opportunities. Insight and consciousness, self and other.... I also share some personal experience with entheogens. *A trip report with the subject in mind.

I discuss a recent podcast with scientists about psychedelics, healing, creativity... potential. Most importantly they end up sharing that some of my off-the-wall theories that I've had for years: might actually be closer to the truth than what we currently hold to be true. What is the nature of mind revealing, which is what psychedelic means, and entheogens: can they be the key or does the key lie within us? As Jung once said: don't look outside oneself for any solutions or healing all of the answers lie within.

What lessons are found in the sixth sermon to the dead in Carl Jung's 'Liber Novus' the Red Book. The connections to Nietzsche's philosophy, and my own.