Sep 25, 2020
WHAT DOES THE PSYCHEDELIC EXPERIENCE OFFER US IN SO FAR AS THE MEANING OF BEING IN RELATIONSHIP?
That is the question we are exploring for this episode of The Psychedelic Café. Our Guests are: Mel Cassidy, Bruce Sanguin, Miriam Elise, and Adam Wilder
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Episode Breakdown
- The importance of relationships on the path of personal betterment through psychedelics
- The role of psychedelics in dissolving dysfunctional social paradigms of codependency
- Wounded in relationship, healed in relationship (and where psychedelics fit into the process)
- Learning to love oneself through peyote
- The similarities between kundalini sexual awakenings and psychedelic awakenings
- The power of accessing authenticity
- Psychedelic work is not about “me” and simply learning about oneself with psychedelics doesn’t equate to being healed
- Integration happens in relationship
- Love as the bridge to the other
- An invitation to return to an a priori relational reality
- Learning how to love better and let love in better
- Being inauthentic people for unconscious efforts to get old attachment needs met
- Healing ourselves to go beyond the wounded pattern of trying to fulfill needs and step into celebrating being together
- Learning to be ok with putting up boundaries even if people won’t like you for it
- Psychedelics helping us being ok with feeling shame and feel loved simultaneously
- The fallacy of self-sovereignty and connection being polar opposites
- The relationship between oneness and personal boundaries
- Ayahuasca and accessing profound eroticism within oneself
- Psychedelics helping us let go the shame of embodying our sexuality
- Do psychedelics make us polyamorous?
- Deconstructing the shame we hold for our natural sexual tendencies
- “Psychedelic erotic confusion”
- Is it an addiction to falling in love that feeds polyamory?
- Polyfuckary vs polyamory
- The power of psychedelics to bring us into our individual embodied sovereignty
- The will to grieve as a skill that helps us sustain healthy relationships
- Learning to be intimate with the unknown
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