Intergenerational Trauma and Emotional Responsibility ~ (Lecture given at Shambhala 2017)
An essay exploring love, romance, wounds, and loneliness.
Here are my thoughts on how I build a personally meaningful Ceremony with Psilocybin, Magic Mushrooms without cultural appropriation.
Many people struggle with addiction their whole lives. Their story is one of (hu)man vs. addiction, and often, the story ends with addiction the victor. But what if that is not the way the story needs to be written? what is there is a way out that helps us suffering to reach into the root of our pain and find our love for life again?
Today’s guest is a man with a propensity to contemplate big questions around dying and a long history of being on the front lines of what he calls “the death trade”. Welcome, Stephen Jenkinson to Adventures Through The Mind.
Memories of ayahuasca arise, the feeling tone they echo in my soul is alive in me and now I’m sitting here immersed the presence of vulnerability and sadness.
This may be amongst, it not THE BEST lecture I have ever given on this topic. I am honored and excited to share it with you now.
Have you ever had a shitty interaction over text message? All of a sudden you are fighting about something? Trapped and unable to de-escalate…
Watch Listen: Mel Mariposa is on the show to talk about Polyamory, a non-monogamous lifestyle. A self-proclaimed queer, polyamorous relationship anarchist, she is also the…
Watch Listen: Douglas Tataryn is a clinical psychologist whose Bio-Emotive Framework brings us to the core of Emotional Intelligence. What is the Bio-Emotive Framework?…
Apparently, being in love is tough. It’s filled with fears and insecurities, the pending pain of future loss, and the echoes of old wounds long since misperceived as resolved when they were only adequately compensated for.
I had forgotten this until recently, when context forced a reappraisal…
Originally Posted by Grimerica, Sept. 27th, 2015 Interview Starts 32:30 Listen on the Grimerica Page James Jesso, author of Decomposing the Shadow – Lessons…
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Psychospiritual maturation is the developmental process wherein we discover and repattern the elements of personality that deviate from the most honest core expression of the unique, unconditioned self. Spiritual practice is a means to cultivate a deeper awareness of this self and exercise an ability to express and integrate it into identity. Each one of us has a different set of challenges and barriers established between who we are now, and who we would be if we were fully expressed as our unconditioned, unhindered unique self. By inspiring the emergence of unconscious emotional material, our reactions and interactions with others can help or hinder psychospiritual maturation.
Taking psychedelics in a mature context can be a beautifully beneficial addition to a person’s life, though the general stigma around psychedelics, like LSD or Psilocybin Mushrooms, can hinder being able to talk openly with love ones about one’s use of them. Here is my perspective on taking to parents or other parental figures about taking psychedelic drugs…
Today (Feb14, 2014) is an opportunity to contemplate and explore love, in history, in hopes, and in actions. Sitting with this in mind, I…
Ok, so in the midst of talking out some existential malaise catalyzed by a minor psychedelic crisis of, well, faith I suppose, my housemate…
The above video is titled Respect And Psilocybin These are short clips of my talk in Montreal in late 2013, at the tail end of…
Originally Published on WakeUp World September 27th 2013 There is a conceptual trend arising in the current resurgence of polyamory, or non-monogamy, in the…