A few years ago, a friend messaged me on Facebook asking me if I felt any special connection with Joseph Smith (the first prophet of the Mormon church). I replied “Well, other than the fact that I was born and raised Mormon, no not really. Why?!”
Do you love your time with yourself, or endure it?
I went into deep prayer and meditation to ask how to come to terms with the position I was in. This is what came:
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Nowadays, you can throw a rock and hit a psychedelic-assisted therapist, trip sitter, or some other person serving medicine as a healing modality. We’ve heard that all of the preparation requirement is a lot and has deterred some people from attending our ceremonies. GREAT! This medicine, excuse my language, is a big fucking deal, and we treat it that way.
We are lacking that sense of belonging. It is a basic human need, and it is also one of the deepest, most painful, and most prolific human wounds.
Last weekend I experienced a profound healing of my throat chakra and my authentic self-expression that was otherworldly.
Imagine going deep into your ancient ancestor’s catacombs, clearing out the old, precious, yet limiting belief structures to make way for a brand new, life-giving, flow of Source.
So, you’ve been wanting to have a big journey with psychedelics, but just haven’t been getting the “lift off” you’d hoped for? You’re not alone. Plenty of people experience “psychedelic tolerance.” Here are 3 of the most common and most fixable blocks to having a powerful psychedelic trip.
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