Unconditional Love Therapy

10/08/2024

Psilocybin, M**A, and other substances may help patients with terminal conditions manage pain and find acceptance and a new perspective.

09/19/2024

My dear friend Krystalyn is a Tantrika, yoga teacher and tattoo artist! You may have seen her in Nelson, Costa Rica, Guatemala, or Switzerland as she makes her way around the planet activating portals of transformation inside people. Needless to say, she's pretty freaking amazing!

I highly recommend checking out her online ta**ra program. If you are interested I might be able to hook you up.

https://schoolyogainstitute.com/yacep/online-ta**ra/

04/17/2024

This Saturday I have the privilege of joining Charles Eisenstein, Bruce Lipton, Chief Phil Lane and other awesome humans for an early Earth Day conversation. It's free and live streamed! Please join us at http://www.abetterworld.net/ at 7pm EST, 4pm Pacific!

Special thanks to Mitchell Rabin for inviting me to participate!

01/10/2024

“Only love expands intelligence. To live in love is to accept the other and the conditions of [their] existence as a source of richness, not as opposition, restriction or limitation.”

- Humberto Maturana, biologist, philosopher and co-author of the Santiago Theory of Embodied Cognition

12/06/2023

The following acronym BRAVING describes the core components of trust. By breaking trust down in this way we are better equipped to articulate and address specific areas where we are feeling betrayed or mistrustful in our relationship to self and others.

“B”- BOUNDARIES: I will say no when I feel I need to and I am willing to respect and accept your “no” when you are employing your boundaries. We hold boundaries for others and expect them held for ourselves.

“R”- RELIABILITY: I can only trust you if you do what you say you are going to do over and over again. This means (at work or play) staying aware of your competencies and limitations so that you don’t over-promise and can deliver on commitments and balance competing priorities. Your actions mean more than your words. Trust is built over time with small acts.

“A”- ACCOUNTABILITY: I can only trust you if when you make a mistake, you are willing to own it, apologize, and make amends. I can only trust and respect you if when I make a mistake, you are willing to let me own it, apologize, and you will offer true forgiveness.

“V”- VAULT: You don’t share information or experiences that are not yours to share. I need to know that my confidences are kept and that you are not sharing information with me about other people that should be confidential.” Relationships built on gossip about others are not trusting they are based on "common enemy intimacy.

“I”- INTEGRITY: Choosing courage over comfort. Choosing what is right over fun, fast, or easy. And practicing your values not just professing your values.

“N”- NON-JUDGEMENT: You and I can both struggle and feel comfortable asking for help. We can freely share holes in our knowledge and skills without fear of judgment. If we judge ourselves for needing and accepting help, we may also be judging others who we help.

“G”- GENEROSITY: Our relationship is a trusting relationship if you can assume the most generous thing about my words, intentions, and behaviors. I will do the same. When in doubt we seek to understand and be curious before we judge.

Trust of others begins with self-trust. If you can’t count on yourself you can’t ask other people to give you what you don’t have.

08/24/2023

Prioritize your personal growth and well being of yourself, your family and your community.

06/05/2023

Good news out of California :)

The California psychedelics bill would legalize the personal use of certain amounts of psilocybin, psilocyn, DMT, ibogaine, and mescaline.

03/10/2023

Listen to this podcast with Tracey Tee: Founder of Moms on Mushrooms, an online educational community where psychedelic-curious moms can convene and learn about the growth and healing potential of plant medicines outside the prying eyes of social media.

03/10/2023

When we face the fear within ourselves we liberate ourselves to move forward.