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@@the_flyingsage yesss there will be more! I am so grateful that your amazing community received the kanna medicine so beautifully. 🤍

Glad you enjoyed it! There will be more in the future :)

@@enfoldinstitute absolutely loved our time together 🥹🤍

So great to have you here! Feel free to follow the podcast along on Spotify or Apple if that makes it easier to keep up! And yes, we're focusing on growing the TH-cam channel this year! <3

Hi Brian, wishing you the very best on your path! You might even meet some Inner Angels :) stay safe and be well!

"partying on the mundane" I am stealing this 😆 I feel you! Thanks for listening <3

Hi and thanks for watching! Good questions. There's really no hard and fast rules about how much time to take between psychedelic sessions. Everyone's journey is so unique and different. There may be times when we benefit from frequent sessions, while other times and medicines benefit from a longer integration period. Some questions to ask yourself when considering another journey: 1. Have I taken the integration from the last journey as far as I can? 2. How might another journey support my overall path and integration? 3. Do I have space to hold a potentially challenging integration period? 4. Is there anything else that might help me with what I am looking for, or am I certain that I need another medicine experience? Hope that helps!

@@erinlayton3511 amazing, so glad to hear microdosing been helpful for your husband! 🤍🙏

Maybe if you have a predisposition to it? This is a very out dated war on drugs informed take.

@ Ignorant. Work as a psychiatric nurse and experience multiple friends/family members developing schizophrenia from psychedelics and then tell it’s ’out dated’. Just because you have been ok so far doesn’t mean that it will always be or that other people won’t be negatively affected.

@ please share any research or evidence on people who DO NOT have a predisposition to it developing permanent schizophrenia by taking psychedelics, I’d love to learn! If you’re speaking about drug-induced psychotic episode, that’s a whole other conversation around psycho-education and harm reduction (set, setting, dose, interactions, etc.)

Integration and active participation are key!

@@English-Gent at no point did I say that you have to keep taking psychedelics to get the benefit. What I’m addressing is the harmful narrative that medicine work is a one-stop solution that doesn’t require integration, prep work and active participation. This isn’t just a pill you take to feel better. It’s much more nuanced than that. I agree that less is often more, but also it’s okay if it’s a longer non-linear journey for people. For me, it took years to actually start feeling better as a baseline. Lastly, I speak from my heart, not my ass. 🤍

@@modernpsychedelics but you’re presenting yourself as a sort of psychedelic sage (which is fine in and of itself), and you strongly alluded to the idea that taking them once and expecting dramatic positive change is a mistake. Yet that’s exactly what many (not all) people are doing and have derived great benefit from. I go back to my Johns Hopkins terminal cancer patient example, many of whom were relieved of their dread of death from one psychedelic experience. And there’s many other similar examples of persistent life changing outcomes from just 1-3 sessions. You completely failed to acknowledge these ideas in this video which I think is wrong coming from someone who’s meant to be a psychedelic guru. The fact you are being defensive also suggests that either your ego is resisting being corrected, or that you genuinely believe there’s no truth in what I’m saying

@@English-GentIt can absolutely happen that people get relief from a couple sessions, and while it’s incredible when that happens, it’s rare. In speaking to many experts in the field, it’s clear that many feel that we tend to focus on the headlines and miss the nuance when it comes to psychedelics. What’s more common is people going in with very high expectations and being disappointed that all their life problems aren’t solved after a single experience or two with psychedelics. So what I am advocating for here is more nuanced education and conversation around preparation, including managing expectations, and the process of integration. Unfortunately not everyone has access to partake in clinical studies. Most people doing psychedelics are doing them underground, or in retreat settings, who are the people I am serving with my content. My hope is for everyone to feel empowered to have their own unique experience towards more fulfilment in life. That looks very different for us all, especially outside the controls of clinical trials.

Thanks for clarifying! I absolutely agree that expectations and integration are essential, especially for those not in clinical settings. I appreciate that you’re focused on creating realistic, nuanced discussions around psychedelics. I also think there’s an important space to acknowledge the transformative power of one or two sessions, particularly for certain individuals, like terminally ill patients, who might not have years for integration work. Studies have shown that, in such cases, a single profound experience can create lasting shifts in mindset and alleviate intense fears around mortality. This is a powerful testament to how these experiences can provide unique benefits, even if only briefly encountered. I understand that this might not be typical, but I feel it’s worth acknowledging as part of a balanced perspective. While ongoing integration is valuable, it’s also possible that more sessions may not be necessary or may even be counterproductive for many individuals

​@@English-Gent 100% it is important to acknowledge and validate ALL the different use cases and scenarios of psychedelic use. I am very focused on the niche audience that I serve (people who are using psychedelic for personal development, usually not in clinical settings), sometimes I forget to acknowledge some of the OTHER use cases, which is what the comment section is for (but also, I find the more mainstream psychedelic media outlets are coving this extensively). One thing I always talk about is that everyones journey looks completely different, because we are coming into this work completely different people. It's all valid, because these medicines can really meet us wherever we are at. Thanks for you input, and enjoy the weekend ahead!

@@SinginMitch thank you and I hope you enjoy the podcast, we have over 100 episodes on similar topics 🤍

@@roxorz007 wow that’s amazing! Wishing you the best on your journey 🤍 and I hope the content here counties to support you. Please let me know if there are any useful topics I can cover!

@@prahslra I’m glad it was useful! Please explore the rest of the podcast catalogue, there’s tons of episodes around prep and integration. Enjoy!

let me know how it goes for you! I just launched my own Kanna brand in Canada, too :)

Im with you on the synthetic pref, lets save the toads.... The zealots that say its not the same are nuts...

@@001sequoia yep I covered the sources of naturally occurring 5meo

@@ArcticMushishi yikes, please be very very careful, Iboga should not be done without a trained Iboga provider. Please be safe and have someone there with you, as ataxia is common making it difficult to move. In addition, ensure your heart health is cleared for this medicine as there is risk of death. Iboga is not something to play around with!

@@ArcticMushishi part 2 is #49, and part 3 is #62

@@modernpsychedelics Yes, in recent months I have been learning about what the Iboga ceremony is like, I have a couple of people who are going to take care of me who have also experimented with psychedelics and I have already had medical tests to verify that my body is in optimal condition. Thank you for your content, I have already watched several chapters and I will probably end up watching them all hahaha in the future I also want to give assisted therapy with psychedelics, I have already started with mdma, which in my experience is one of the friendliest

Thank you for listening! I hope you enjoy some other episodes, like my more recent series on my 5-MeO-DMT experience <3

Wow, thank you :) have you sat with Iboga yet, or are you still doing your research? Glad you enjoyed!

everyone is different! Great work following a clean diet :)

Noted!

@@fidgetgadget3475 I LOVEEEEE feathered serpent!

Amazing! Report back and let me know how you like it :)

Check out the iboga playlist, they're all here! th-cam.com/video/lqpNlZV3WaM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ModernPsychedelicsPodcast Wow, so many similarities. I hope the medicine blesses you with the wisdom of Truth. 🙏 If you are looking to work with a coach to help with prep and integration, please get in touch with me, it can be a huge help to have that support for iboga. You never know what might come up or happen during a medicine experience, so try to stay open to whatever will come.

Thank you for listening! Hope you enjoy the rest of the 5meo series on the podcast! 🐸

Wow! Thanks for popping by to hear my story :) Hope you enjoy for of the other 5meo episodes I've done! 🐸

@@modernpsychedelics My pleasure, I’ve listened to the other ones as well . Thanks for sharing your experiences 🙏🏽

Hi there, this is Ryan from Kanna Extract. Listen to Modern Psychedelics podcast episode 74 to learn more and hear more from him (see caption of this post).

This checks out!