What if the island isn’t just a place—but a sentence?

In this haunting 12-minute journey, Tatyana Voloshin — career coach, founder of Unidelics, and literary navigator — dives deep into The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet by David Mitchell.

With hypnotic storytelling and razor-sharp insight, she explores how silence protects us… and traps us. How truth isolates. And how sometimes, the cost of honesty is everything.

This isn’t a book review. It’s a soul review.

Press play if you’ve ever felt stuck somewhere that doesn’t belong to you.

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This is not your average dosing guide. In this episode, Tatyana Voloshin dismantles the obsession with milligrams and timers—and explains why your intuition might be more accurate than your spreadsheet.

We cover:

• Why Amanita isn’t standardized (and never will be)

• How to use muscaria and regalis in your first month to actually learn what your nervous system needs

• Why your protocol is a relationship, not a routine

• What happens when you overstimulate GABA—or neglect it completely

• And why your coffee addiction might ghost you without a fight

You’ll also get a simple supplement support kit to keep your neurochemistry in check:

✔️ Magnesium (glycinate or threonate)

✔️ Vitamin B6

✔️ Taurine

✔️ Glycine

✔️ Lion’s Mane

✔️ Cordyceps

Plus: how to dose without derailing, how to track without obsessing, and how to stop outsourcing your body to strangers in white coats.

Spoiler: if you’re looking for a “just tell me how much to take” protocol—this episode might hurt your feelings (but also fix your sleep).

🎙️ Listen now and join the Mycelium Wisdom chat for questions, updates, and unfiltered mushroom wisdom.

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What’s left when the mind goes quiet?

Half your life—you’re not even there for it.

Your body’s here. Your mind’s in 14 tabs.

Replaying, defending, predicting, spiraling

This episode is a map back to your body.

And a reminder that presence isn’t a vibe.

It’s a choice. A skill. A muscle.

Breath won’t fix you. But it will show you where you’re hiding.

If you’ve ever felt like you’ve tried everything—and still can’t feel real—

this one’s not optional.

🎧 Listen now → unidelics.com/meditations

Podcast by Tatyana Voloshin

Founder of Unidelics.

Somatic strategist for people who’ve outgrown their own bullshit

What if remembering was the most radical thing you could do?

In this first episode of Culture Clinic, we open Ray Bradbury’s Dandelion Wine — a book about memory as ritual, joy without irony, and the quiet miracle of being alive.

We explore why Bradbury’s small-town summer still feels subversive: from Happiness Machines to haunted ravines, from lawn mowing to mortality.

This isn’t nostalgia — it’s psychological architecture.

Find all episodes at unidelics.com

Ever wondered how a small, obscure movement from the armpit of the Roman Empire turned into the most influential brand in human history?

No budget. No influencers. No TikTok. No PR team.

Just one man with no verified badge and one ex-Pharisee with a very strong opinion on circumcision.

👋 I’m Tatyana Voloshyn — Career Coach, Narrative Strategist, and Founder of Unidelics — where we blend mushrooms, myth, and modern identity work.

If you want to understand how powerful stories spread, you better understand how this one spread.

This episode is a wild, irreverent, and insight-packed deep dive into Bart Ehrman’s From Jesus to Constantine — not from a religious lens, but from a career one.

Because yes, I read 8 books on early Christianity.

And yes, 7 of them were Ehrman.

And yes, it was all research… for marketing.

✝️ What Does Early Christianity Have to Do with Your Career? - Everything.

This isn’t theology class. This is a masterclass in:

• Storytelling that sticks

• Audience segmentation

• Rebranding without losing your soul (or getting stoned)• UX design that survived empires

• Turning resistance into rapture

• And playing the long game — with eternal ROI

🧠 What You’ll Get in This Episode:

🔹 Why Paul was the first great content strategist

🔹 How early Christians went viral before hashtags

🔹 Why Peter failed as a founder — and Paul scaled the brand

🔹 The “Happy Meal” structure of early Christian messaging

🔹 What solopreneurs, job-seekers, and creators can steal from resurrection PRA, nd no — I don’t mean “WWJD?” I mean: What Would Paul Pitch?

🚨 Career Lessons from the First Century that Still Work in 2025:

1. Don’t Market the Law — Market the Transformation. Paul didn’t sell rules. He sold renewal. You’re not selling nutrition program. You’re selling who your client becomes.

2. Barrier to Entry Will Kill Your Movement.

Circumcision? Out. Kosher laws? Optional. The product? Eternal life. The UX? Seamless onboarding.

3. No Clarity, No Conversion. The message was clean. One God. One path. One result. If people need a decoder ring to get your pitch — rewrite it.

4. Your Critics Are Free Copywriters. Every heresy tightened the brand. Every backlash made the story sharper. Don’t fear controversy — it’s free engagement.

😇 This Is For You If:

• You’re rethinking your professional story

• You’re launching a brand and don’t want it to sound like a TED Talk

• You’re building something soulful but hate self-promotion

• You know you’re brilliant but your résumé sounds like oatmeal• You believe in the power of myth and message

• You’re fascinated by how belief becomes narrative — and narrative becomes power

🎁 Bonus:I wrap it all up with three original, career-transforming lessons from the history of Christianity that you can actually apply to your website, your elevator pitch, or your next brand launch.

You don’t need to believe in Jesus to learn from the hustle. Because what started in sandals… went global. And if they could turn water into wine —you can turn your LinkedIn into a sermon on fire.

📌 Listen. Take notes. Share with a heretic friend.

This episode breaks down one of the most overlooked problems in the Amanita world: sourcing.

Tatyana Voloshin, founder of Unidelics, explains why most Amanita products on the market don’t work—and how to avoid wasting your time, your money, and your nervous system.

You’ll learn:

– Why you can’t grow Amanita in a lab

– What makes a batch “good” or completely useless

– How to choose a seller you can actually trust

– And what not to fall for in this exploding industry

This series is based on Unidelics’ full Amanita microdosing guide, available at:

🌐 https://unidelics.com🏷️

A woman gave $250,000 to a scammer.

You’re giving away your peace.

I’m Tatyana Voloshin, career coach and founder of Unidelics. In this episode of Body Reset, we unpack how self-deception isn’t just emotional—it’s physical.

What happens when your body knows the truth, but you keep pretending?

This episode is your mirror—and maybe your way out.

🗓️ Join the live session “Calm the Noise” → unidelics.com/meditations

Natural focus. Nervous system reset.

No tripping required.

This is Chapter 1 of my cognitive protocol series—designed for high performers who need clarity, not chaos.

I’ve spent two decades coaching hedge fund managers, founders, and creatives through burnout, career pivots, and reinvention. Here’s what I’ve learned:

– Why so many high-functioning people are turning to natural stacks

– What they’re actually looking for (hint: it’s not a high)

– What makes legal options work differently

– And how one small shift rewired the way I work—and live

🎓 Want the full guide? Download it at https://www.unidelics.com/products

🔍 Need a diagnostic tool? Message me “send it.”

🧭 Ready to start? Book an intro session for personalized support.

👤 I’m Tatyana Voloshin, founder of Unidelics—where nature meets clarity, and you stop living like every day is a fire drill.

🔥 You’re tired but wired.

Your brain’s running—but going nowhere.

You’ve tried supplements, routines, maybe even therapy.

But if your nervous system is stuck in survival mode, nothing sticks. Not strategy. Not sleep. Not clarity.

This is where we begin.

This episode breaks down the only legal Amanita protocol on the market—designed by Unidelics and used by hundreds of high-performing clients done with burnout.

⚡ What you’ll learn:

– What “low-dose nervous system work” really means

– Why Amanita ≠ psilocybin—and why that’s a good thing

– How the GABA system controls stress, focus, and sleep

– How to dose safely (0.25g to 4g)

– What you’ll feel in the first two weeks

– Why performance coaching without nervous system regulation is a waste of time

🧠 No trips. No fluff. No hype. Just results.

🎓 Want the full protocol? It’s included in most product bundles — or grab it here:

https://www.unidelics.com/products

👤 I’m Tatyana Voloshin, founder of Unidelics—a career lab for ambitious people too smart to white-knuckle their way through stress.

Nervous system first. Strategy second. Always.

Everyone’s afraid. They just name it differently:

Burnout. Brain fog. “Busy.”

But what if the real fear… is stopping?

In this episode of Brain Fuel, I break down:

– Why modern fear hides behind productivity

– Why “I can’t meditate” is often true—and how I built something that works anyway

– What mental hygiene has to do with the Empire State Building

– Why discomfort isn’t the enemy—avoidance is

🌀 The next breathwork series starts:

— English: June 24

— Russian: June 25

→ Until then, we’re full. But if this hits—DM or comment to save your spot.

No chanting. No nonsense.

Just breath, clarity, and a system that finally works.

More at unidelics.com