Lessons from ~4,500 LSD Sessions and Beyond | Stan Grof | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)

Stanislav Grof, M.D., (stanislavgrof.com) is a psychiatrist with more than 60 years of experience in research of “holotropic” states of consciousness, a large and important subgroup of non-ordinary states that have healing, transformative, and evolutionary potential.
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Start [00:00]
Initial interest in psychedelics [8:32]
LSD's potential to change psychiatry and psychology [13:18]
First experience with LSD [18:45]
Why words fail us when describing psychedelic experiences [21:40]
How does Stan view consciousness? [25:22]
Other non-ordinary states of consciousness [28:26]
On 5-MeO-DMT + "the most powerful psychedelic experience” he’s ever had [37:43]
On the potential of psychedelic compounds [44:42]
Ideal psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy [56:10]
Holotropic breathing [56:57]
Psychedelic assistance under Stan’s guidance [58:52]
The neglect of etiology in modern psychology [1:03:30]
Differences in psychedelic experiences [1:08:47]
Stan's experience with Swami Muktananda. [1:18:07]
The reasons Stan wrote When the Impossible Happens [1:25:17]
On out of body experiences [1:36:32]
Comparing holotropic breathwork to psychedelics [1:44:34]
The experience of encountering entities [1:45:49]
Microdosing [1:51:18]
"Spiritual emergencies” + Can any good come from a bad trip? [1:55:15]
Treatment for someone experiencing a psychotic break [1:59:25]
Stan’s concept of the inner world [2:04:36]
Unexplainable experiences [2:08:42]
If Stan were a young scientist starting out today [2:16:33]
How Stan stays sharper at 87 than a lot of people in their 20s? [2:23:34]
What does Stan think humanity needs most of all right now? [2:27:46]
One final story: a lesson in forgiveness [2:31:16]
Parting thoughts [2:40:59]

[@NaR00W]

8:32

[@pradipsinhmahida7756]

Thanks

[@AshleyMillsTube]

haha, love the way it's not even necessary to explain this, we all scan down for it and see the timestamp and know

[@SefriouiAmineballout]

On every video ♡ legend

[@TridentLion]

Thank you!

[@bleacherbum17]

Tyfys

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Stanislav deserves more recognition for his life’s work. Truly. Going into his 90’s! he’s healthy absolutely cogent and Completely sound in his mind. Hes a delightful morning! His being is the brilliant light, he’s the Lamp Lighter!

[@davidgrantgordon]

Agreed. Stan is living proof of the positive effects of psychedelic states.

[@vardanyanser]

The Prophet

[@CanadianMang]

The clarity and sharpness of this man is impeccable for an 87 year old.

[@MrMadalien]

Jesus I thought he was maybe in his 60s with that kind of speech, healthy man!

[@MasterShadowEroticHypnosis]

Maybe the stuff they tell you about LSD making you crazy ain't really true?

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Master Shadow Erotic Hypnosis theres no doubt that 60 years working with these substances is beneficial for the human organism. Ive no doubts

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Albert Hoffman regularly took LSD untill he died, and lived over 100 years.

[@thedrazmc]

Very exercised neorons.. Absolutely gorgeous active brain.. ❤️

[@eddieferry]

this was an excellent conversation. im grateful to live in a universe where tim and stan got to speak together. thank you.

[@coopercooper8406]

I have heard repeatedly that raves, and concerts are terrible, dangerous, and unfruitful places to do psychedelics. Dangerous, okay, sometimes. However, I have had amazing experiences dancing for hours on acid, mushrooms, and mdma. The music is a shared experience, the sense of community… of oneness with all.. the expression of dancing as the music passes through you.. these experiences are unforgettable, joyful, and also have lasting affects. Some of the best moments of my life.

[@str8neverstr8ened60]

I did not have any beliefs in the spiritual or religious UNTIL I tried my first dose of LSD at 16 yrs old. My lens is forever changed. Almost all of my psychedelic experiences were combined with music (raves in Detroit late 90's, concerts, Woodstock 99' etc). Psychedelics and empathogens gave me an opportunity to see through the programming of my family and culture, although brief visits they were or it seems brief in hindsight, I could never be the "same" again. Ty and PLUR

[@walteredstates]

Thank you for this comment - I deeply concur...with both, admittedly: I wasted some decent tripping potential by flailing about at some urban goa-parties [german terminology], due to being young and not having much of a clue....however: SOME just really clicked, and then it was obvious: This is The Dionysian, this is the special tribal round where you dance to meet the gods, and *be* the gods, regardless what your tribe is, and your gods are - this is a vital part of what's been missing. If the Elysian mysteries had hundreds (did he say: thousands?!) of greeks tripping together - why not us? These days we do have pretty decent soundsystems, too, dunno about the ancient greeks...

[@careydixon8189]

The unitive spiritual experience is so valuable... fully exclaim those remarks... At shows/concerts: akthiugh its not ideal unless it's in very small doses they are for sure places where u can't control the setting & if psychological overload, difficult trip: homecetc often best... ! One exception could be Burning Man due to Zendo retreat tent & many that understand altered states... peace

[@realitybeneathveils5687]

Same. We spent a lot of time at the Valley Center in central Virginia before the Dea shut it down in the early 2000's. Good times. Kindest people you'll ever meet

[@creamydistortion]

I'm 40, I've taken MDMA hundreds of times, and I've never been to a rave.

[@Jan-zk9if]

THIS is how an interview should be done. Tim Ferris asked a lot of intelligent questions but without constantly interrupting, interjecting or taking away from the focus of an interview. You simply let Stan Grof speak. This was simply brilliant.

[@thedrazmc]

His brain neurons are so exercised.. He'll be like this til he takes his last calm breath ❤️

[@jj-nh8lz]

Agreed and this interview will serve as an important intellectual reference for the future

[@Unsubscribedd]

My biggest regret in life is not getting the chance to work with Stan Grof. It took a lot of work to get clued in to the psychedelic work, it's not exactly mainstream. I used to live in San Francisco and I've been to Big Sur before, but I never knew about Eselen unitl or any of this work until I moved away. Thank you Tim for getting Stan to tell some amazing stories. I hope I get to meet him in another life.

[@samuelvilz]

Hey there, fellow listener :) Have some timestamps. Also, link to the transcript below. 00:00 Sponsors 04:27 Introduction of Stan 08:32 How did Stan first become interested in psychedelics, and what application was he hoping it could serve? 13:18 In how many LSD sessions does Stan estimate he’s been involved, and what accounts for his initial conclusion that it would change psychiatry and psychology? 18:45 When did Stan have his first personal experience with LSD, what were the conditions like, and how did it change his career path from that point forward? 21:40 Why we don’t always have the right words on hand to describe psychedelic experiences. 25:22 After more than six decades studying non-ordinary states of consciousness, how does Stan view consciousness today (in comparison to some other equally controversial views)? 28:26 Why does Stan prefer the term non-ordinary states of consciousness to altered states, what are holotropic states of consciousness, and how have human beings operated in these states over the course of history? 37:43 Stan’s thoughts on 5-MeO-DMT (methoxy DMT) and the psychedelic venom of the Bufo alvarius toad - which gave him “by far, the most powerful psychedelic experience” he’s ever had. 44:42 Stan elaborates on his famous statement that “Psychedelics, used responsibly and with proper caution, would be for psychiatry what the microscope is for biology and medicine or the telescope is for astronomy,” and how he feels about the relevance of traditional psychoanalysis or psychotherapy in combination with some of these psychedelic compounds. 56:10 What would Stan’s ideal experiential, psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy look like? 56:57 Stan points out that there are non-pharmacological ways to achieve holotropic states - such as holotropic breathing, which I can confirm actually works. 58:52 What substances, dosages, and frequency would psychedelic assistance take under Stan’s guidance? 1:03:30 Exploring the neglect of etiology in modern psychology and how Stan would correct this problem. 1:08:47 What makes the difference between someone emerging from a psychedelic state profoundly transformed or just experiencing it as a casual tourist with no persistent change of perspective? 1:18:07 Stan talks about his experiences with Siddha Yoga founder Swami Muktananda. 1:25:17 The reasons Stan wrote When the Impossible Happens, the stories surrounding this time in his life, and an explanation of synchronocity. 1:36:32 On out of body experiences and a moving example of how unorthodox psychiatry helped someone overcome depression in a surprising way. 1:44:34 What psychedelic at what dose is most similar to the effects or the experience of holotropic breathwork? 1:45:49 Does the common psychedelic phenomenon of encountering entities seemingly separate from the person in such a state carry over to breathwork? Has Stan encountered these entities during his own experiences? 1:51:18 What are Stan’s thoughts on microdosing, and what has he experienced at the tail end of high-dosage sessions? 1:55:15 What constitutes a “spiritual emergency,” and are there any differences between a naturally occuring spiritual emergency like schizophrenia or one precipitated by psychedelics? Can any good come from a bad trip? 1:59:25 What might treatment for someone experiencing a psychotic break look like in a hypothetical alternate world where the collective unconscious is recognized by psychologists and psychiatrists? 2:04:36 From his first psychedelic experience to now, how has Stan’s concept of the inner world changed over the past 60 years? 2:08:42 Is there any particular synchronicity or experience in any of the holotropic states that Stan has experienced that he finds the hardest to explain or the most unusual/remarkable? 2:16:33 If Stan were a young scientist starting out today and all compounds could be legally studied, what would his focus be? 2:23:34 At age 87, how does Stan stay sharper and more energetic than a lot of people in their 20s? 2:27:46 What does Stan think humanity needs most of all right now? 2:31:16 One final story: a lesson in forgiveness. 2:40:59 Parting thoughts. Copied from Tim's website: tim.blog/2018/11/20/stan-grof/ Converted using this tool: vilz.gg/timestamps Transcripts on Tim's website: tim.blog/2018/11/22/the-tim-ferriss-show-transcripts-stan-grof/

[@samuelvilz]

@@hermesproject111 Very welcome 💚

[@joaniem3817]

Thank you SO much!!!

[@MaithiliKulkarni]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@sk8dudekid]

THE GOAT!

[@rolandrickperry208]

@@sk8dudekid Great, I saw this AFTER I did my own, lol

[@aric85]

Thought the Interviewer was fantastic. He asked Intelligent questions and allowed Stan to talk in depth. Really enjoyed the discussion. Stan is a legend.

[@coopercooper8406]

Tim Ferris is a bit of a legend himself. Many great interviews. Definitely worth subscribing to, and further exploration.

[@AECSRQ]

The Peyote Ceremony story about forgiveness starts at 2:32:11 and ends around 2:40:50

[@nichtandere6478]

Stan is such an incredible human being! I had the pleasure to participate at his holotropic breathwork workshop in Berlin some years ago, and this experience has immediately changed my life, if not completely curing my chronic depression, but releasing a great amount of pain and suffering I've been going through at that time. ----- So, thank you, Tim, for doing this interview and sharing Stan's thoughts and experiences with a broader community, and my warmest virtual hug to you, Stan!

[@theruleoftwo2402]

LSD changed my life

[@kunchoktashii]

It will do that lol

[@thedrazmc]

It's literally a miracle tbh..

[@joy-lopes]

beautiful! I've done Ayahuasca and it was the most impactful experience of my life. It opened the doors to my inner self. And when he mentioned about that experience with it and that conversation he had with that energy, I got emotional because I've been there and I recognize how powerful that energy is. It's mother nature in itself. Thanks for this Tim!

[@anandvyas671]

Dr Grof is GOAT - such a gift to humanity. Extremely lucid and clear

[@wallacelux]

Hands down the most enlightening beautiful interesting riveting lecture /class /speech talk I've ever heard, I cried during this, well handled Tim you did well,. Amongst my life changes this has propelled me and guided me even further towards the direction I wish to go. Outside of this new direction when I look at the world, I think how truly lost I was, but how truly lost the world still is. God bless Stan.

[@youlemur]

I cried too.

[@brandoalberga1762]

What an inredible podcast. I could listen to this for another 3 hours.

[@olydoroshev]

Phenomenal interview! Thank you for bringing Stan Grof to the podcast, Tim. He has some really fascinating books on the expansion and mystery of consciousness.

[@DJJonPattrsn22]

Unparalleled man of immense & amazing knowledge, insight & wisdom! Also completely unparalleled in the sheer quantity & volume of his work and research involving consciousness and psychedelics! I have had the intense honor & privilege to meet Dr. Grof in the context of one of his Holotropic Breathwork workshops. And he is absolutely such a deeply connected man. A true giant & pioneer in this field! So remarkable & inspiring!

[@ceropulse]

Thank you Tim, great interview! What a life Stan Grof ❤️

[@seedbankdkfrafrotilplante6342]

This is one of the Best talks ive heard With DR. Grof. Thank you so much for this.

[@redheat66]

Tim Tim You didi it again! Thank you Stan Grof, thank for everything...

[@michielvansteenhoven7255]

by far the most interesting and now my favorite podcast I've listened to!

[@MegaLeoben]

Thanks Tim, need a follow up interview.

[@paulc4091]

Thank you Tim. Please do a part 2 with Stan.

[@JBrooksNYS]

In true 4 hour work week fashion.... I am going to just take 4,500 hits all at once and get all the benefits now.

[@StranjjurNYC]

great job! macrodosing!

[@exteci]

You just have to take 900 because of the 80/20 rule :D Outsource the rest!

[@vaaleri]

batching done right

[@Unsubscribedd]

@@exteci What's the 80/20 rule?

[@oldschoolman1444]

Let us know how that works out! =)

[@rebeccawilkinson6575]

Excellent interview. Agreed with other comments, just letting Stan tell his stories but then asking questions that let those unfold even more! Thank you thank you

[@katnip198]

What a beautiful, informative interview. Thank you Tim and thank you Stan. Stan, you are blessing this world with your experiences and understanding..God bless you.

[@kathleenhandron3092]

This is truly amazing! What a gift.

[@davidtanner1956]

I owe an immense dept of gratitude to Stan Grof. I started doing Holotropic(Rebirthing) breathwork around age 40 and was forever changed. Of course I had to go through a lot of pain and deal with my shadow by having a mental breakdown which led to a spiritual awakening. My breathwork continues but I have found peace and love and am trying to pass the baton along before I pass to spirit. Thank you so much Stan. You’re an amazing and wonderful person.

[@hannespi2886]

Thank you Tim & Stan for this. One of the most inspiring talks I heard the last years

[@maciejsiedziako680]

This is a true banger of a interview! Such a pleasure.

[@crushtheserpent]

18:22 "I realised people were not having LSD experiences... they were having experiences of themselves" YES! 👍

[@CarlosPerez-mn5gh]

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[@CarlosPerez-mn5gh]

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[@andershattne]

Apart from everything spectacular about him, he's also very nice to listen to!

[@AlexHop1]

Thank you, wonderful interview!

[@noemischneeberger8154]

1:52:23 „you‘ll find everything inside yourself if you look deep into your own psyche“.... „...the human personality is a little different than whats known in mainstream psychiatry“ -1:55:00 about Spiritual emergency ... when it’s coming up-it’s coming up for healing! So there is no healing in bringing those patients down with tranquilizers. People can benefit from those „bad trip moments“. There’s only need for a reliable and firm loving sitter to care for there needs and maybe afterwards emotional or bodily releases. 🙏

[@bazar_historias_peludas]

Amazing conversation!

[@peterwilson8607]

Great podcast :) Thank you Tim

[@integralstanley]

If we have a psyche we almost certainly suffer sometimes. Stanislav has found that the origin of our suffering likely predates our development of language. We need experiential healing. The gold standard for this are spiritual experiences. It is delight learning from Stan. 🙂

[@Chill_Mode_JD]

Thank you Tim! I just read LSD: Doorway to the Numinous. Incredible insight into psychedelic therapy!

[@omegaman5663]

Fantastic podcast Timmy.

[@ariasyesen]

Just started reading his work and so far I’m liking his insights. Very interesting man this one

[@UNCIVILIZE]

Absolutely fascinating, thank you

[@dankocur2105]

thumbs up.... Stan(stanislav)The Man... Great podcast...

[@WhiteNorthStar1]

it was incredible to listen to such a tremendously intelligent human, with such relevant and useful experience :)

[@nicolasperez1822]

Amazing holotropic breathwork changed my life I can’t imagine what would real psychedelics would do. Can’t wait till all this is legal again

[@theworkethic]

Why wait till it’s legal

[@nicolasperez1822]

Marcin Kiersnowski because More people would be able to access it

[@-whackd]

Buy a sheet and help all of your trusted friends :)

[@OM-md6ki]

@@nicolasperez1822 but why wait he said

[@mareknova95]

There is legal alternative in germany called 1cp-lsd... Be carefull, I did 1000 mcgs and get bad trip.

[@davidgrantgordon]

yes, pure psychedelics improve the quality of ones experience of LIFE, as well as prolonging ones life in a most creative, and self=recreative manner.

[@andrewbarratt2344]

thanks Stan!

[@russandrews3078]

Thank you

[@nicklleees1571]

Thank You🙏so much✌️💓😁

[@TumbleSensei]

NOW WE ARE TALKING tim feriss. ♥ ♥ ♥

[@farahfoulla]

Thank you❤

[@evanmcdon]

absolutely legendary conversation. thank you both for your contributions to the human race!

[@williamhenderson1692]

thanks tim.... dr. grof, i have benefited from very many holotropic breathwork sessions, which i recommend to everyone ! bless you and your late wife, and thanks so much for your work ! --william

[@pod411]

Thanks for this..🎯

[@tomparlo9510]

Just “fell” into Tim Ferris by accident or Devine intervention. Amazing interviews.

[@gallerksee]

What a cool Podcast!

[@josephnox1759]

Enlightening

[@connieroche6564]

Thank you for describing what is happening to me. I have been calling it Quantum Smashing… just like the atom is reduced to the finite we are also being reduced. Memories, recall and identifying links between beings. The realization that we can be outside of this duality is remarkable. This is the new normal. Some call it the shift. This is my second time listening. 💕.

[@dasociety129113]

What an amazingly conducted interview with a pioneer

[@pimvisschers2061]

30 min in.. holy moly.

[@perspicacious_observer]

To add to the intention part of the set & setting that Dr.Grof discusses around 1:11:00... In my own experience (though limited), consuming psychedelics myself and observing others before, during and after the experience, it is NOT so much the stated intention of the user, but the true yearning (intention) of their unconscious/semi-conscious self that serves as the SET for the experience, and hence heavily influences the experience and its outcomes. Tl;dr It's not what you say you want, but what your inner self truly wants (whether you're aware of it or not) It goes without saying, but it's obviously better (though not necessary) to know what you truly want before entering the void. At the very least, spend some time asking yourself the question, " What is it that I am truly looking for?"

[@nexorableinnocence1746]

Still intention just sincere.

[@amorris0419]

Dhruv Seth I’m not certain you will receive my reply and thanks because it is 08/16/2022. As an empath, my “thanks!” comes from the expansion of my life experience based on your comment. In grief, I wonder if my movement in it is extended and complicated by my interaction w/ self as “human” (along with stored memory), and my higher self’s intention along with the others around me who are grieving the passing of a family member and possibly not aware of their soul’s intention. Higher purpose boundary setting around unaware, UNSET, human beings could help during grief.

[@Silvertestrun]

Ty

[@CanadianMang]

This is an epic podcast. Thank you Tim.

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Erik Westerveld Read Stanislav’s work, ‘Realms of human Unconscious’ or ‘LSD Psychotherapy’ those are EPIC works!

[@inphinitezero5499]

Lol i thought the titel said 'lessons from 4500micrograms of LSD 😂

[@sophieviolet2953]

Hi thanks for this marvelous interview! Just to point something out, I think that when you asked about his opinion on micro dosing mr Grof thought you meant small dose experiences when you really meant continuous daily tiny dose treatment and that is why he didn’t answer your question properly

[@prabhuprakashprakash7526]

Love

[@dannyho6786]

Starts @9:30 , SKIP THE FLUFF

[@Apophis392]

‘preciate you bro

[@frogger2513]

Subbed to podcast

[@lomigreen]

The legendary Stan Grof. I have had great healing with the music therapy that Dr. Grof used with collaborating with Dr. Helen Bonny. Dr. Bonny went on to develop the Bonny Method in Guided Imagery in Music: a little known method of healing by using music to go “in and through “ the process of transforming our limited beliefs while in Non-Ordinary States (NOS).

[@christopherlaro4156]

John c lilly, stan grof, ram dass n mckenna - heros n trend setters.

[@_rytube]

Around 2:10:00 he talks about landing in his parents TV in Czech Republic

[@vardanyanser]

Interview with the Prophet 🙏

[@mrdamianfrac]

4500 sessions: if „gone deep” every week, 52weeks in a year that would take us 86,53years Assuming time „stops” each time ... it gives us 86 times eternity. 1UP

[@husseinalisson2491]

Wow!!!

[@thomasd-w6453]

Please interview Ken Wilber

[@froukjematthews3421]

Near Death Experiences are like this. Sadhguru describes the process from a yogic point of view and as someone who comes from a culture already familiar with the whole process of getting into full Consciousness.

[@enibeni3783]

froukje matthews omg you are right. I had my first holotropic breathing workshop a few weeks ago and since them I feel like I had an NDE!!! Nothing “feels” the way it used to. Pain is just a construct, I see love everywhere. I feel like I woke up from a bad dream!!!

[@erichnussbaum]

Great that you mentioned Sadhguru. I've had my LSD experiences 50 years ago. Ever since then I am on my way - or trip - who knows? I met Sadhguru 4 years ago on youtube. I've known Stan Grof's books for a long time. The compass needle points in the same direction, even without substances from outside.

[@sunnynova6]

Is there any way we can get a transcript of this? Thank you

[@dennisdelfino178]

Has anybody done a Big Map Of The Psyche with lots of pictures and references ? Should be displayed on schoolroom walls like the map of a country or the world.

[@julie5978]

Cut the damn intro

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Cool Story Stan . :) QC

[@fredmeyers4076]

Contact this legit plug he sell mushrooms , dmt , Isd and other psychedelic products .he ship to all locations

[@fredmeyers4076]

ON Instagram

[@fredmeyers4076]

Trip_world1 ??

[@painmt651]

Non ordinary... I like the sound of it. Consciousness is non-local..... psychonauts inevitably have a grasp of the bigger picture.... or are at least aware of the existence of a larger world.

[@DiamondCutter423]

Has anyone here heard of the vision called the room of "Leopard skins" that is entered into before a deep dive-within during a hallucinogenic session?...specifically psylocybin.

[@TNoStone]

Man 8 minutes intro

[@naftalibendavid]

Any randomized clinical trials of Holotropic Breathwork? I only seem to find case studies and theoretical papers.

[@erichnussbaum]

Maybe you have to breathe yourself ;-)

[@steveraymond6169]

By the time he evolved Holotropic therapy, he had been operating so far outside of the traditional scientific method he felt no use for RCBT’s. And also, set and setting is as relevant with HT as it is with psychedelics.

[@naftalibendavid]

@@steveraymond6169 Good to know! I’m not sure what the placebo group would do- maybe box breathing and talk about feelings--but your point helps me know how to put all of this into perspective

[@VeritableVagabond]

So LSD is the elixir of life?

[@ilovecalcutta]

DSL elixir of highspeed internet

[@Unsubscribedd]

@@ilovecalcutta This is what I say to people who don't support psychedelics. But they are certainly addicted to their cell phones.

[@dr.greenthumbs6524]

🙏 ❤ OM --

[@dJ.HuMaPhoenix111]

I'm still looking for a career in life but now maybe I should look for acid instead

[@primordialprana]

🙏❤🌍

[@Saral_Lekhi]

I have started feeling how unfair it is. Most of us have zero percent chance of getting even 1 chance to try LSD. And here are people bragging of 4500 trips and they haven't had enough. It seems like the divide between the haves and have nots operates exactly the same in Psycheldelicsphere as in the world of capitalism, socialism, communism, theocracy, etc etc etc. There are always the Haves and Have nots . Some of us don't even know how to ever go about procuring this. 😢. I am just full of self pity 😭

[@Firuzeh]

I apologize to the humanity at large on behalf of the part of the humanity who disliked this videos.

[@susiefairfield7218]

Life Goals: 45hundred trips💪🏼🤘🏽💗👍😜 15 hundred to go!💪🏼 Thank You hallucinogens for saving my butt from years of psychiatric hospitals🙏🍄🌵😋

[@tasi2008]

38:13 TOAD talk

[@antoniosciara7322]

Lets hope these recreational users that want to use it for a party drug dont' mess it up for everyone else again.

[@Kanzu999]

I think it's interesting that this guy uses some of his psychedelic experiences to conclude very big claims, not seemingly supported by science, but then discards other experiences to be false experiences. Is it not clear that these experiences can reveal extremely interesting and profound properties of the mind, but can't conclude anything outside of that? Why use an experience where it feels like you're one with the universe and then conclude that consciousness is not produced by anything in the brain? Why is it not even more likely that the reason your experience changed is because you changed the very processes in your brain that has to do with your consciousness and experience?

[@caiinperience8722]

4:45

[@irishelk3]

Campbells actually a Scottish name, and I think Ferriss is Scottish.

[@redheat66]

Stanislav is just aBaizing... i thought he lost strack after rambling for 10 min and he can still come back to the 3 part question Tim asked...

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Power of the sweet LSD

[@qrkourier]

5-MeO-DMT hasn't really been studied scientifically? What kind of science are we looking for? Is it so so categorically different that Rick Strassman's work doesn't even deserve mention?

[@henrylovespies]

didn't he study N,N-DMT not 5-MeO-DMT?

[@shiney570]

yes N,N-DMT is what Rick Strassman wrote about. 5-MeO-DMT is a totally different topic@@henrylovespies

[@qrkourier]

erowid.org/chemicals/5meo_dmt/5meo_dmt_article1.shtml

[@spyorgclubbord9520]

Yes 5meoDMT sends you as far as psychedelics could ever possibly send you usually far further than DMT

[@mattslev]

Experientially, 5meo and DMT are nothing alike.

[@john9292]

am I the only one who thought "4500 micrograms of LSD :0 you serious" ? lol

[@emmaluciaev1938]

Could not believe I listened 2:50 minutes Wow that was smart stuff