Psychedelic Integration Deep Dive: Integrating Altered States of Consciousness with author Marc Aixala Mar 09, 2024

This is the final interview I'll be publishing under "the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast" featuring an in-depth conversation about psychedelic integration with Author of Psychedelic Integration: Psychotherapy for Non-Ordinary States of Consciousness,Marc Aixala.

Learn more about Marc Aixala and access the full transcript here.

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Apply Psychedelic Neuroscience to Optimize Integration & Personal Development with Manesh Girn - 68 Sep 03, 2023

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Apply Psychedelic Neuroscience to Optimize Integration & Personal Development with Manesh Girn - 68

How can we learn to leverage our understanding of psychedelic neuroscience to optimize integration so that we can more effectively support ourselves and others on the path of personal transformation?

This is the central question of today's episode featuring psychedelic neuroscientist, Dr. Manesh Girn.

Manesh Girn is also a guest teacher for TRANSILIENCE where he will dive much deeper into the topics we explored here today.

In this episode:

Neural plasticity & self directed adaptive neural plasticity.
3 Reasons it’s important to understanding the neuroscience of psychedelics.
And how we apply those 3 reason to inform optimal integration.
The effect that psychedelics have on the 5HT2A
Critical periods, and the specific critical period that psychedelics help to open.
Metaphor and meaning making.
Why transformation is a slow and steady process, and why that’s actually a good thing
Manesh's perspective on how mental health issues originate as nervous system dis-regulation
Discomfort as part of the transformation equation.
The power of stress and how stress can be highly adaptive.

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Endarkenment: The Wisdom of Darkness & The Power of “Discomfort Resiliency” with Deborah Eden Tull - 67 Aug 24, 2023

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The Wisdom of Darkness

We live in a culture that holds the “Light” as superior to the Dark.

In spiritual and medicine communities there’s a strong underlying narrative to move towards “enlightenment” but what is the impact it’s having on our health and wellbeing?

Does the darkness hold the key to help us collectively move back into balance within ourselves?

In this episode, Debohrah Eden Tull , the author of Luminous Darkness An Engaged Buddhist Approach to Embracing the Unknown, joins Laura Dawntoexplore the medicine inherent in darkness and just how crucial this medicine is for us at a time of accelerating change and transition.

Eden is a Zen meditation/mindfulness teacher, spiritual activist and sustainability educator. She has been practicing meditation for the past 30 years and teaching for over 20 years. She spent seven years as a monastic at a silent Zen Monastery, and has been immersed in sustainable communities for 25 years.

In this episode we explore:

The concept of Endarkenment
The 5 pillars of Endarkenment
Life as a teacher of love
Cultivating resilience through restoration
The darkness as a source of creativity
The Shadow & Spiritual bypassing
Our incessant need to fill space with stories and narratives
The inner compass of interoceptive awareness
The medicine of grief
The potency of anger
Transmuting sacred rage
The necessity for compassion
Our connection to this earth and how Nature models and illuminates the wisdom of darkness.

And so much more.

How I Weave Psychedelics Into My Creative Process as a Content Creator, Entrepreneur & Thought Leader: 7 Pillars of Creative Transformation with Laura Dawn - 66 Aug 17, 2023

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In today's episode, I share the 7 core pillars of how I weave psychedelics into my creative process as a content creator, entrepreneur, and thought-leader.

This episode is the follow up to episode #62 from Ideation to Implementation Psychedelics and the 5 Phases of the Creative Process.

In this episode I cover:

The 7 core pillars of my creative process.
Why creativity is inherent in the process of inner transformation, and why creativity and transformation are two sides to the same coin.
The essence of what 25 years of journeying with psychedelics and sacred plant medicines has taught me.
A definition of creativity
Exploring psychedelics as both "inspirogens" and "ideagens" (and why the names we give psychedelics matter.)
Monophonic vs. Polyphasic cultures.
Why my philosophy of life and creativity are one and the same.
Why thinking in frameworks is helpful.
Understanding that navigating medicine space is a skillset that you can learn to cultivate.
Two hidden assumptions that prevent optimized cognition.
My perspective on Intention Setting.
The science of imagination.
What is an Idea Space?
What defines our best ideas?

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The Bigger Picture: Implications of Mainstreaming Psychedelics Through The "Clinical" Lens w/Alexander Beiner –64 Jul 28, 2023

The primary narrative paving the pathway for the emergence and acceptance of psychedelic compounds into Western society is the narrative surrounding Psychedelic Therapy; psychedelics as a clinical treatment for mental illness.

But what are the implications of viewing psychedelics through this lens? Laura Dawn speaks with Alexander Beiner about The Bigger Picture and not only the impact that lens has on our personal experience but on the culture at large.

Alexander Beiner is a journalist and author of the book: 'The Bigger Picture: How psychedelics can help us make sense of the world'.

In this episode of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast we explore:

The hidden and far-reaching implications of mainstreaming psychedelics through a “medicalized” and clinical lens within a capitalistic model.
Why “Psychedelic Therapy” is the dominant narrative and why we need to widen our frame.
What is "The Psychedelic Trojan Horse"? And why is flawed?
Power dynamics surrounding who makes decisions around psychedelics.
Why the names and labels we use to describe psychedelic compounds matter.
Why psychotomimetic might still be an appropriate word given our pathological cultural framework
How do we avoid the mainstreaming of psychedelics becoming an elitist movement, the importance of access, and “the virtuals vs the physicals”.

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The Future of Humanity: Visionary Insights from 73 High Dose LSD Journeys with Chris Basche - 63 Jun 08, 2023

Over the course of 20 years, Chris Basche, PhD embarked on 73 high-dose LSD journeys where he experienced dimensions of reality beyond space and time.

Chris received visions about the evolutionary trajectory of humanity and transcribed this wealth of teachings in his book "LSD and the mind of the Universe: Diamonds from Heaven"

In this episode, Laura Dawn talks with Chris about the future of humanity and this pivotal time in human history.

Chris Basche was a professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Youngstown State University for 33 years. He is an award-winning teacher and international speaker, and his’ work explores the philosophical implications of non-ordinary states of consciousness, especially psychedelic states.

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How Psychedelics Enhance the Creative Process: from Incubation to Illumination - 62 May 25, 2023

The World Economic Forum named creativity the most important skill set for leaders of our time.

In this episode, weaving science with ceremony, Laura Dawn explores the broader question: Can psychedelics enhance our creative process?

There are many different definitions of creativity. In the broadest sense, we could say that creativity is the process of translating our ideas and inner visions into tangible reality.

Do you pay attention to how that process unfolds in your professional life? Could you articulate it? How do you come up with compelling ideas that have the potential to inspire change and then transmute them into reality? How do you evaluate them? How do you implement them?

In this episode of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, we explore:

5-phase framework for the creative process
The different modes of cognition or mental states that underlie the various phases. Creative cognition is not a single state of mind; it is multiple states of mind.
How psychedelics might help enhance specific phases of the process, and how we might want to integrate them (safely and responsibly) into the larger arc of bringing our ideas to life.
How different phases of the creative process benefit from leveraging different kinds of creative thinking skills.
Suggestions for how to apply this in your life.

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Season 3: Adapt, Evolve, Create: Unlocking Human Potential in the Age of AI May 01, 2023

Welcome to Season 3 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast!

As we enter this new era of artificial intelligence, we are being called to level up, and upgrade our human cognition, step into the full expression of our innate intelligence, unlock a deeper sense of wisdom, and leverage the aspects that make us uniquely human. We can do this by expanding our capacity to vision, to perceive possibility, imagine and dream the impossible, and then make those visions a reality.

And I believe that my work at the forefront of psychedelics and creative cognition is more relevant than ever before. I genuinely feel compelled, inspired, and a deep sense of responsibility to share this knowledge with you, so that we can meet our growth edge together.

Because, from my perspective, sacred plant medicines and psychedelics are arguably the most powerful bio-technologies available to us, that we can learn to work with to support this kind of mind expansion and neural upgrade and teach us the crucial skillsets and mindsets to successfully navigate these times of accelerating change.

If you rely on your mind and your capacity to think in order to succeed professionally, whether you are an entrepreneur, content creator, coach, creative or thought leader...If you are interested in understanding the science and wisdom of how psychedelics and sacred plant medicines can help optimize your capacity to:

Think more creatively
Vision more clearly
Strengthen your mental resilience,
Stay more focused and hone your awareness and attention
Make better decisions
Learn more quickly
Generate better ideas
Ask better questions
Manage stress, prevent burnout, and mitigate overwhelm.

This season of The Psychedelic Leadership is for you.

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Walking In Right Relationship With Life & AYNI: Forgiveness, Integrity, Creativity & Humility with Claudia Cuentas - 60 Oct 13, 2022

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Claudia Cuentas is a Peruvian marriage and family therapist, specializing in the treatment of healing trauma, trauma recovery, cultural identity, and decolonization of healing.

In this episode, we explore the concepts of right relationship, sacred reciprocity and AYNI, a Quechua word that points to an embodied understanding of our symbiotic relationship with all of life, and how to meet life with balance, harmony, and equilibrium of exchange and mutuality.

Right relationship, AYNI, and sacred reciprocity are powerful concepts that can be applied to all forms of leadership.

In this episode with Claudia, we explore a range of topics, including:

The importance of slowing down enough so we can return to our senses
How sacred plant medicines train our senses to tune into another dimension of reality we can’t perceive with our eyes, in order to perceive the multiverse.
The importance of listening as a daily practice.
Nervous system regulation.
How sacred plant medicines help to clear our channels
The power of forgiveness as a practice
Curiosity as a mindset
The power of song as a modality of transmutation.
How plant medicines inform and influence the way we show up to lead.
Understanding what decolonizing the mind means, and exploring this topic through the lens of creativity.

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Cultivate yourself as a thought-leader
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Microdosing for Depression, Psychedelics & SSRI's with Dr. Erica Zelfand - 59 Sep 20, 2022

If you have questions about microdosing for depression or how to approach psychedelic experiences while on SSRIs, this episode is for you. My guest today is Dr. Erica Zelfand is a licensed family doctor trained in both conventional & natural medicine and takes a holistic approach to treating mental illness, recognizing psychedelic medicines as one tool among many to help support mental wellbeing.

In this episode, we cover:

What the research says: The science of psychedelics and how they help treat depression
Microdosing schedule for tapering off SSRIs
How much to start with when microdosing
How to taper off SSRIs using psilocybin
Microdosing for neurodegenerative diseases
Her take on microdosing as a neurotropic
The difference between psilocybin and LSD
Her suggestion around what to microdose with if you're more prone to anxiety
The difference in side effects between psychedelics and SSRIs

Click here to access the full transcript, all resources mentioned throughout this episode and learn more about Dr. Erica Zelfand.

Destiny Vs. Prayer: Weaving Vedic Astrology on the Plant Medicine Path with Tara Divina - 58 Aug 31, 2022

Weaving Astrology & Medicine Work:

Can the position and the movement of planets that are so far away play a significant role in the patterns that emerge and manifest in our lives? Patterns related to relationships, or what's unfolding in our careers, or patterns related to home and where we live?

So many of us come to ceremony and show up at the altar to pray for healing and to lean into what we want to manifest in our lives. And if astrology points to destiny and karma, where does free will and the power of prayer and intention enter the equation? Can intention change our destiny?

And can it be beneficial to understand your astrological chart and weave that awareness into personal work you do with psychedelics and sacred plant medicines?

These are the questions that Laura Dawn explores with Vedic astrologer and medicine musician Tara Divina.

Tara covers the 12 houses of vedic astrology and shares really interesting insights into what is unfolding astrologically right now, influencing patterns that are up for most of us, and what we might want to consider paying particular attention to.

In this episode we talk about destiny versus prayer, the difference between Vedic astrology and Western astrology, grief as an essential part of the creative process, the important of letting go, creativity, and how the medicine supports us her on the path as a visionary entrepreneur.

Click here to access this episode's page complete with a full transcript, more about Tara Divina, and a complete list of resources .

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Exploring Psychedelics as Psychoplastogens: Establishing Keystone Habits to Improve Your Life with Conor Murphy - 57 Aug 15, 2022

What is the secret for creating lasting change and becoming who we really want to be? How do we unlock our potential for more fulfillment, massive productivity, and life-altering insights? In this episode, we explore the leading research in neuroscience, flow state, and habit formation, and how psychedelic practices assist in unlocking a world of exploration and creativity for our generation of visionary leaders.

Learn how to work with your neurobiology to create more positive habits in your life with more ease and effectiveness, how to increase your ability to learn and retain information, how to unlock insights and ideas and enhance your mental wellbeing, and how to transform yourself.

Get ready for a crash course in neuroscience as I interview Conor Murphy who integrates AI, neuroscience, and venture capital as a Lead Data Scientist at Databricks and a Founding Limited Partner at Lionheart Ventures. In the field of AI, he is a subject matter expert in deep learning and distributed machine learning having held various positions such as a faculty role at University of New Haven's graduate program for Data Science and lead consultant across various stage companies and industry domains.

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Applying the Original Principles to Psychedelic Leadership with Jyoti Ma & Mindahi Bastida - 56 Aug 03, 2022

Imagine a world where generosity and giving to others is more valued than accumulating wealth and profit. Imagine a world where all life, and all of nature’s elements, including the water we drink and the air we breathe is equally valued. This is not only a deeply held prayer and a vision for the future, it is how indigenous cultures have lived in balance with the earth since the dawn of time, guided by Original Principles.

According to Indigenous Otemi-Toltec Elder, Mindahi Bastisa, A world guided by Original Principles is not just possible – it is inevitable.

In this episode, I invited Grandmother Jyoti and Mindahi Bastisa to share their wisdom and teachings surrounding the Original Principles they speak of.

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A personal update from Laura Dawn Jun 13, 2022

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Ayahuasca Medicine: A Pillar for Spiritual Resilience for Indigenous communities Facing Cultural Extinction with Ricardo Vitale - 55 Jun 06, 2022

From being kidnapped in Mexico for his human rights work, to advising the largest organizations across the world and allying with the Union of Indigenous Yagé Medics of the Colombian Amazon and advocating for indigenous movements, Ricardo Vitale has had an extraordinary path. As a self-defined 'liberation anthropologist', based in Colombia. He earned a PhD from Cambridge University with a thesis about the Zapatista movement in Chiapas, Mexico.

His expertise covers human rights, anthropology in armed conflict, social movements, indigenous politics, gender relations within social movements, sustainable development, resilience, climate change adaptations and indigenous practices of yagé medicine, spirituality, and resistance. He is a former adviser of a plethora of international humanitarian and development bodies such as: Oxfam America, the UNHCR, the Norwegian Refugee Council, ICG and GIZ, amongst others. Since 2016 Riccardo works as a full-time adviser for the Union of Indigenous Yagé Medics of the Colombian Amazon (UMIYAC).

His tasks within UMIYAC range from fundraising to advocacy, to capacity strengthening, and non-extractive (“the-other-way-around”) anthropological research, aimed at “reinforcing indigenous communities, rather than taking from them”.

In this episode, we expand the conversation around plant medicine conservation and include the context of the symbiotic relationship between people, sacred territories, land, community, culture, and that there are people that are facing extinction who also hold knowledge. And when those cultures go extinct. Loss of knowledge is embedded in that. Part of supporting plant medicine conservation is supporting biocultural diversity. Not because we want to ensure that we can replant what we need to consume to ensure our future needs are met. But because we actually want to live in a world where indigenous peoples can be living on the land that is their birthright.

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Episode #55 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "Silent Voices" by Ayla Shafer .

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A New Philanthropic Paradigm Supporting Plant Medicine Conservation, Indigenous Sovereignty and Biocultural Diversity with Miram Volat & Cody Swift - 54 May 26, 2022

As the world comes to embrace the healing potential of sacred medicines, how do we ensure the original stewards of these medicines are uplifted, honored, and supported in this search for our collective healing? If we envision a future where indigenous peoples, their medicines, & traditional knowledge are honored, respected, and supported to thrive for generations to come then what specific actions can we take to do no harm, to truly be in right-relationship with these cultures?

On today’s episode I speak with Miriam Volat and Cody Swift of The Riverstyx Foundation and the Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund about it’s origin story, the Native American and other indigenous communities around the world it supports, plant medicine conservation & how to begin to be in right relationship with indigenous cultures.

This is an extremely complex topic, and these two emphasize that they are still LEARNING, and LISTENING, and part of what you’ll hear and learn on this episode, is about the serious biocultural crisis happening across the planet for these traditional knowledge holding communities as they lose access to land, plant medicine, and even their own language. We answer questions like, what does “right relationship” mean? What does “do-no-harm” mean? What is a bioculture? What does “solidarity-based support” mean? We get into the details of how are funds utilized and organized, how are assessments conducted in these indigenous communities and how are their voices being amplified? In this episode we all expand our perception and outlook on what it means to support indigenous communities and the sacred medicines of the planet, and to remind us that we are all one family sharing the sacred responsibility and commitment to thrive on Earth together.

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Episode #54 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "Power of Kindness" by Mamus.

Can Psychedelics Ignite Spontaneous Insight & Creative Cognition? with Natasha Mason, Ph.D - 53 May 20, 2022

Creativity and specifically creative thinking is being called the most important skillset to cultivate for leaders of our time.

When I first started coming across statements like this, I started asking myself, what exactly is creative thinking, how do we define it and how do we learn to cultivate it? And does research show that psychedelics can help us to think more creatively? It turns out that there’s very little research that has been done exploring psychedelics and creativity.

There have been a couple of published papers that have influenced my thinking around this topic, including Natasha Mason, Ph.D., who’s my guest on the show today, and the paper is titled Spontaneous and deliberate creative cognition during and after psilocybin exposure - which is one of the first double-blind, placebo-controlled studies directly exploring psychedelic and creative cognition.

Natasha Mason Ph.D., is a post-doc at Maastricht University, Dept of Psychopharmacology. She has a background in (neuro)psychology and pharmacy. Utilizing multimodal study designs, her current research assesses drug-induced neuroadaptations and their influence on affect, behavior, and cognition.

As you listen to our conversation I just want to encourage you to remember that you are creative by definition of being alive. And that being creative is your birthright. And a lot of people still have old beliefs, these are old myths about creativity, and right now we are being called to think bigger - because as Einstein said we can’t solve our problems at the same level of thinking that created them.

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Episode #53 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "Be Like Water" by Mary Isis

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Sacred Activism, Spiritual Resilience and Co-Creating Cultures of Belonging with Hanifa Nayo Washington - 52 May 12, 2022

How do we as leaders cultivate a deeply caring, resilient, just/equitable, and loving community? Perhaps the answer lies in “sacred activism”. I brought on sacred activist, Hanifa Nayo Washington who has been working at the forefront of mindfulness, place-making, and social justice to cultivate organizations, gatherings, spaces, and experiences rooted in the values of beloved community.

As the Co-founder and Organizing Principle of One Village Healing, an online BIPOC centered healing, resilience, and psychedelic wellness space, and the Fireside Project, a nonprofit that is creating systemic change in the field of psychedelics in three key domains: safety, diversity, and equitable access, Hanifa knows how to lead courageously with her heart in collaboration with plant medicine, inner guidance, and her community.

In this episode I ask Hanifa about how to embody sacred activism and spiritual resilience. You will learn how to truly be there for someone else through deep and reflective listening. We explore our relationship with power, how to utilize our energy in conscious co-creation, and how to work with rage in a healthy way.

Hanifa is the Co-founder and Chief of Strategy at Through their Psychedelic Peer Support Line, Fireside Project has created a nationwide safety net that has substantially decreased 911 calls and hospitalizations while democratizing access to free high-quality care. The line has supported thousands of callers since launching in April of 2021.

Key Takeaways

Understanding our relationship to power is vital in creating a just and equitable society.
Gratitude is a great place to start becoming aware of our relationship with power. Then where is the pain? We have to start with self inquiry.
Being with another, in their full expression is real peer-support and is a deep practice of ally-ship, without trying to fix or heal them, nor move them away from their present experience.

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Episode #44 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "River" by Hanifa Nayo Washington.

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Regulate Your Nervous System, Manage Stress and Prevent Burnout with Your Breath with Robbie Bent - 51 May 04, 2022

How do we as leaders manage the overwhelming stress, anxiety, and burnout that is commonly associated with performing at a high level, starting and running organizations, and doing the deep spiritual work that is required of us? Breathwork is one of the most powerful ways we can take control of our own state and set ourselves up for success.

On today’s episode I sit down with Robbie Bent, the Co-Founder of Othership. Othership is an on-demand Breathwork platform that helps you manage the daily ups and downs in life through the power of your own breath. Breathwork is the #1 tool for leaders to cope with the challenges that we face.

Tune into the episode and follow along as Robbie guides me through several valuable breathing exercises, breaks down what exactly is going on in our body when we do breathwork, and shares his journey founding and leading multiple companies.

Key Takeaways

The easiest and most simple habit you can add to your day is under 5 minutes of breathwork, which can positively change your state of being.
Othership is the app I use every day as part of my self-care routine.
Breathwork is so effective because it controls our autonomic nervous system, and gives us the ability to self-regulate.

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Episode #51 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a guided meditation called Heart Beat Breath available on the Othership app

Applying Acceptance & Commitment Therapy To Create A Powerful Model (ACER) for Preparation & Integration For Psychedelic Leaders with Dr. Rosalind Watts – 50 Apr 26, 2022

How can we learn to effectively navigate our thoughts, emotions, and the difficult circumstances that we encounter in life so we can take action that is in alignment with what we value and what we care about?

Combining ancient mindfulness practices and philosophies, and the most modern psychological research, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) provides a model for growth, wellness, and deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us.

My guest today Dr. Rosalind Watts is a clinical psychologist and the founder of ACER Integration, that goes beyond simply focusing on psychedelic integration, but provides an insightful model for understanding humanity. As the former clinical lead on the Psilocybin for Depression trial at Imperial College London, Dr. Watts led a clinical team that facilitated over a hundred psilocybin treatment sessions. Having recognized that safe and effective use of psychedelics requires substantial integration support, Rosalind co-founded the UK's first psychedelic integration group, and is now launching a global online integration community, ‘Accept, Connect, Embody, Restore’ (ACER) where members will follow a 12-month process together, in community.

Her contributions to the field of psychedelic therapy are numerous and include the development of the Watts Connectedness Scale, which is a psychometric tool for measuring outcomes of psychedelic therapy.

The end of this episode explores Dr. Watt’s ACER Model through the lens of leadership and dives into the importance of female leadership in the psychedelic space.

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Key Takeaways

The 6 stage model for ACT called a Hexiflex gives us a model to understand humanity.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) provides a model for growth, wellness, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
The ACER Model developed by Dr. Rosalind Watts is a way to help people make sense of their deep psychedelic journey, and take the learning to integrate findings into their daily life.

Resources Mentioned

ACT Made Simple
Free Guide for Psychedelic Integration
ARISE music festival where I will be speaking (Use CODE:
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Featured Music

Episode #50 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "Stand Like An Oak" by Rising Appalachia.

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Narcissistic Guides, Reframing Addiction & Ibogaine Treatment For Opioid Dependence with Juliana Mulligan – 49 Apr 14, 2022

From the depths of opioid dependency, incarceration, and a near-death experience at the hands of an unsafe and unregulated ibogaine provider, Juliana Mulligan is a testament to how even during the most challenging, darkest of times, we can find a pinhole of light that leads to our purpose. Juliana shares her amazing yet harrowing journey through recovery, into healing, and how she found her calling to help others in their path to healing with plant medicine. She has become an expert in Ibogaine and harm reduction, trained under leaders in the space, and worked in clinics around the country assisting others in preparing for, working with, and integrating this immensely powerful compound found in the African shrub known as Tabernanthe iboga.

Juliana lays out the essential information that you need to know if you are considering working with this powerful and potentially life-threatening medicine, such as three of the main red flags you should consider before working with anyone administering this medicine. She speaks to the unfortunate yet common tendency for people with the deepest wounds

She speaks to the traditional use of Iboga by the practitioners of Bwiti in Gabon Africa, and the much-needed conservation work that is going on to fight the illegal poaching and western demand for Ibogaine.

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Resources Mentioned

Access full list of resources here.

Music to Move You

This episode features a song called There's a Light by my dear medicine sister Claraty.

Catalyze Change: An 8-Step Method for Leveraging Psychedelics, Neuroscience & Integration to Uplevel Your Life with Laura Dawn - 48 Apr 04, 2022

Most of us want to see positive change take root in our lives, but as we all know, change is oftentimes easier said than done. Many people come to psychedelics because they want support establishing lasting change, whether it’s to heal a relationship, overcome an addiction, or implement healthier habits.

Psychedelic neuroscience is showing us that these mind-altering substances can be a powerful force for change in our lives. Although the wisdom of our plant teachers can offer us clarity and illuminate the path before our feet, they cannot make us walk the path. They might inspire us to show up in a new way, but they can’t make us take action.

How can we learn to leverage our psychedelic experiences to catalyze meaningful change? When it comes to changing habitual patterns, especially behavioral patterns, we’re oftentimes focusing our attention on trying to implement change in the wrong way.

I've packed this episode full of research-backed neuroscience, wisdom teachings, and my personal experience over the last 5 years teaching plant medicine integration. You’ll learn a seldom-talked-about shortcut to implementing meaningful change through an 8-step method you can use during your plant medicine integration to more deeply align with and step into the life you truly want to be living.

Resources:

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Psychedelics & Sexual Abuse: What You Need to Know & How Not to Cause It With Laura Mae Northrup - 47 Mar 22, 2022

This episode is a must for ANYONE holding space and facilitating the psychedelic journey for others.

As leaders of this community, we need to learn how to not cause any kind of harm to those we are entrusted to heal, this is why training and being trauma informed is so crucial for anyone holding space.

In this episode Laura Dawn drops in with somatic psychotherapist Laura Mae Northrup about the importance of understanding the power dynamic, consent, what we need to be aware of when it comes to sexual harm, and how not to cause it. Tragically, survivors of sexual trauma are more likely to be sexually abused by the practitioners they go to for healing.

Tune in and you’ll get practical guidance you can apply immediately, powerful resources to become more trauma-informed, a more informed perspective about the importance of psychedelic preparation, and get to the heart of understanding trauma so that we can co-create a safer future for everyone.

Key takeaways:

Absolutely everyone involved in facilitating a container for another’s psychedelic journey should become trauma informed and take training.
As a community we MUST have difficult conversations with each other, and hold each other accountable for upholding the safety of all.
Power dynamics exist that we may not be aware of, and we have to be diligent in getting feedback from our peers if we are unclear about crossing a line.
Which training is best for people just entering into psychedelic facilitation.
How healing practitioners can unconsciously cross lines.
Sexual Abuse in Patient/Clinician relationships.

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Get a copy of Laura Mae’s book Radical Healership here and use the code livefree for 35% + free shipping before April 31st.
45 Questions to Vet Your Shaman
Transforming the Living Legacy of Trauma by Janina Fisher PhD
Peter Levin - Sounds True
Strozzi Institute - Embodied Leadership
Generative Somatics - Stacy Hanes
Self Love Workshop by Britta Love
Betty Martin - Wheel of Consent
Inside Eyes Podcast

Featured Music

Episode #47 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Water by the Emmitt Sisters.

Train as a Psychedelic Facilitation Guide: “VITAL” 12-month certification program from Psychedelics Today - 46 Mar 15, 2022

Whether you’re a medical or mental health clinician, psychotherapist, coach, or wellness practitioner, if you are interested in integrating psychedelics into your practice so you can serve the healing and evolution of your clients, this episode is for you.

As a co-founder of Psychedelics Today, Kyle has been at the forefront of psychedelic education for over a decade. Alongside his personal and professional experience with psychedelics, Dreamshadow Transpersonal Breathwork, transpersonal psychology, and mental health through his work with co-founder Joe and a massive team of expert faculty, Psychedelics Today is bringing clinicians into the art and science of psychedelic practice through their 12-month program called “Vital”.

Vital is a 12-month professional certificate training in the elements of psychedelic therapy and integration where you will master the elements of psychedelic practice and join a community of professionals on their mission to provide safe, ethical, and effective treatment and integration.

‍This certificate program is born out of their vast experience guiding, teaching, and leading the conversation on psychedelic therapy, as well as their mission to empower the future leaders of the psychedelic movement.

Key Take-aways:

Navigating psychedelics for clinicians and therapist
Educating people around exceptional human experiences, how to hold space, and integrate them.
What does the future of psychedelic healing look like?
Creating the future of psychedelic education, handling imposter syndrome while at the cutting-edge and what it takes to develop a program that is on the same level or higher than a traditional masters program
Competition vs cooperation in this space
Other programs require you to be a therapist or clinician, this program is more open to anyone interested in facilitating psychedelic experiences.

Resources mentioned:

Visionary Leadership and the Implementation of Measure 109 in Oregon with Tom Eckert and Alissa Bazinet - 45 Mar 07, 2022

In 2015, Tom Eckart and his late wife Sheri Eckert had a vision – a vision that very few people thought was possible. They wanted to make access to psilocybin legal in the State of Oregon, which led them to create and lead the measure 109 initiative.

Five years later on November 3, 2020, Ballot Measure 109 was passed with support from 1.233 million Oregonians, or 55.68% of the vote.

In January 2023, “psilocybin service providers” will be legally allowed to serve psilocybin, as long as they have adequate training. We are less than one year away from the rollout and implementation of Measure 109 which of course opens up a lot of questions.

What does psychedelic facilitations training look like? What is the core curriculum?
Who’s offering this training?
How much do these psychedelic facilitation trainings cost?
How long will they be?
Do you have to be a therapist or medical practitioner to get licensed?
Are there apprenticeship models?

In this episode featuring both Tom Eckart and Alissa Bazinet, a clinical psychologist who serves on the training subcommittee of the Oregon psilocybin advisory board, we dive into all of these questions about the specifics of Measure 109 and what it means for psychedelic practitioners.

In the last part of the conversation, we get more personal as we explore the essence of visionary leadership and what it takes to not only dream the impossible, make it a reality.

Core Themes

Visionary leadership
Psilocybin
The origin story of measure 109
What is Measure 109
Misconceptions of 109
Psychedelic facilitation training
Core components of facilitation training

Resources Mentioned

Access all FREE Downloads, including a free 8-day microdosing course, plant medicine integration guides, music playlists for psychedelic journeys, and more HERE.

Featured Music

Episode #45 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "Strongest of Our Kind" by Mihali, G. Love & Special Sauce.

The Power of Rituals & Tending to the Sacred Through Times of Transition with Day Schildkret - 44 Feb 25, 2022

Day Schildkret is an artist, ritualist, and award-winning author. He’s the author of Morning Altars, and just published a new book called: Hello, Goodbye: 75 Rituals for Times of Loss, Celebration and Change.

As we collectively move through these times of enormous transition, more people than ever are trying to make sense of these times. Rituals and ceremonies are profound tools and catalysts for meaning-making. The power of ritual helps us to make contact with the fullness of the present moment, inviting us to pause and remember how to turn towards and tend to the sacred. Rituals can help us punctuate the chapters of our lives with meaning and purpose and a greater depth of significance.

In this episode, Day shares why rituals are so important, especially right now. He shares various ways of defining and understanding what ritual is and explains the difference between ritual, ceremony, and routine.

Click here to access this episode's page complete with a full transcript, more about the author, and complete list of resources.

Core Themes

The significance of rituals
Why rituals are so important as we move through times of change
Exploring the various definitions of ritual
The act of returning to and tending to the sacred
Ceremony of Life
Rites of passage
Why rituals are important for reorienting our lives around meaning
The difference between ritual, ceremony, and routine
Rituals and cultural appropriation
The meaning of catastrophe
Microdosing morning rituals

Resources Mentioned

Hello, Goodbye: 75 Rituals for Times of Celebration, Loss, & Change

The Ritual Process: Structure and Anti-Structure (Foundations of Human Behavior) by Victor Turner

Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants

Featured Music

Episode #44 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called "The Offering" by Aea Luz.

Ancestral Healing for the Leaders of Our Time with Torie Feldman - 43 Feb 16, 2022

Have you ever considered that the relationship you have with your ancestors quite literally shapes all aspects of your life? Ancestral Healing Guide Torie Feldman makes a strong case for how our relationship to our ancestral lineage impacts your relationship to money, to your body, to your spouse and family and influences the way you live and lead.

In this episode Torie shares her remarkable story that initiated her journey of ancestral healing and awakening, and we dive into what it means to connect with your ancestors, and how to cultivate a relationship with them. Torie shares her perspective on what we can do if we don’t feel a strong resonance with our own lineage and how to navigate honoring the ancestry of cultures of a different bloodline.

We look at this conversation through the lens of leadership and explore why it’s imperative for the leaders of our time to heal their lineage.

Click here to access this episode's page complete with a full transcript, more about the author, and complete list of resources.

Resources Mentioned

Books

Jambalaya: The Natural Woman's Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals

By Yeye Luisah Teish

House of Hoodoo

Other Resources

Reclaim Your Energy Meditation: https://www.sacredancestry.com/receive-free-meditation

Wise + Well 5-Day Challenge: https://www.sacredancestry.com/challenge

Unveil the Witch Within 3-Day Ceremony: https://www.sacredancestry.com/free-ceremony

The Honeyed Womb: https://www.sacredancestry.com/the-honeyed-womb-evergreen Use code “Laura20” to get 20% off!

Featured Music

Episode #43 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features two songs called "Lineage" and "Beads on a String" by Marya Stark.

The Pitfalls of the Psychedelic Movement & Where to Place Our Hope with Jamie Wheal - 42 Feb 07, 2022

What we are witnessing unfold in the psychedelic movement is truly unprecedented. We are reaching a tipping point where psychedelic medicines are rapidly entering mainstream society. But is this really a good thing? And how do we make sense of the sacramental and sacred use of psychedelics within the cultural context of late-stage capitalism?

In this episode, Laura Dawn drops in with best selling author of Stealing Fire and Recapture the Rapture, Jamie Wheal, who holds strong opinions about the dark underbelly of the psychedelic movement. Jamie shares the pitfalls we need to be aware of and how this psychedelic party isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. Jamie shares his criticisms and cynicism with a twist of hope and invitation to tend to and feed the holy in our lives. This is how we build our lives around meaning 3.0.

Click here to access this episode's page complete with a full transcript, more about the author, and complete list of resources.

Resources Mentioned

Books

Other resources

Featured Music

Episode #42 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Chosen Ones by Mary Isis.

Season 2 of the Podcast is Gettin' Real. My Reflections on the Psychedelic Movement Feb 03, 2022

Hi Friends,

Laura Dawn here. In this introduction to season two, I share some thoughts about the direction of this season, including some of the core themes that I’ll be exploring through conversations with some truly phenomenal human beings, and brilliant thought leaders, in the psychedelic space and beyond.

In this bonus episode, I dive into a pretty transparent share about what I've been witnessing in the psychedelic movement and an invitation for all of us to step up our game and do better.

What we are witnessing right now in the psychedelic space is truly unprecedented, and it's not necessarily all a "good" thing. There are a lot of different factors and forces at play that complicate things. We are all being forced to live our lives and operate within old paradigms and structures that were built for a different era. We are living in late-stage capitalism and these very powerful compounds are emerging in a western medicalized culture that doesn’t actually have a lot of recent historical context for sacramental use of hallucinogens.

Meanwhile, everyone's got a super strong opinion about how this movement "should" go down.

This season we'll be exploring a variety of very nuanced, tricky, and challenging topics that explores the complexity of this movement with a deeper inquiry as to how we can contribute to the movement in the best way possible, starting with the invitation to lean into these conversations by listening with an open heart and an open mind.

With the launch of season two, we also launched an entirely new website: www.lauradawn.co

Thank you for continuing to tune in and support this show. If you'd like to be in touch please reach out to my team at support@lauradawn.co

To access all my free guides and downloads, visit www.lauradawn.co/downloads

And to sign up for my upcoming 7-Week Course with the Shift Network called Weaving Wisdom Traditions With the Science of Psychedelics for Resilience, Inspiration & Open-Hearted Living visit: www.ExplorePsychedelicScience.com

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Until next time,

Laura Dawn

The Joy of Grief and the Ceremony of Living & Dying with Dream Mullick - 41 Dec 20, 2021

It’s when we learn to cultivate a relationship with our death and make peace with the fact that one day our lives will come to pass that we can learn to lean into living life more fully and more wholeheartedly.

Founder of Entheowheel, Dream Mullick is a death coach. She leads people through what she calls the ceremony of living and dying, guiding you through the portal of death into rebirth, allowing your awareness of death to become a powerful catalyst for living life more joyfully right now.

In this conversation, we explore the intersection of psychedelics, death, and eastern philosophy.

We explore the paradox of what it means to be human and how to hold space for opening to feeling the full spectrum of what life has to offer us, from joy and inspiration to grief, pain, and suffering, while learning how to hold our center through it all.

We talk about creativity and what it takes to anchor big visions, and the necessity of slowing down and finding stillness, opening the channel to receive guidance that comes from a higher place, so we can create from that space.

Core Themes Explored in this Episode:

Death
Grief
Joy
Eastern Philosophy
Creativity
Slowing Down
Paradox

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources
Join Me at Entheowheel this January!
Visionary Scholarship For Entheowheel
Dream Mullick’s Website
Episode #4 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast

Free Resources

Music to Move You

Episode #41 features a song called Listen, Dream featuring Alan Watts and put together by Boreta and Superposition. Purchase this song on Bandcamp.

The Story of Rick Doblin's Life and The Future of Psychedelic Medicine - 40 Nov 28, 2021

If you’re in the psychedelic space or tracking the psychedelic movement, then you’ve undoubtedly heard the name Rick Doblin, Ph.D., who is the founder of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, also known as MAPS.

Rick is a visionary leader in his own right and has been leading the revolution in psychedelic medicine for more than 50 years.

I wanted to invite Rick onto the show so I can listen to him share his life’s story and what led him to where he is now – and what a remarkable story it is.

Rick doesn’t only share the past. The second half of the conversation looks at the future of psychedelic medicine, where Rick shares some thought-provoking insights, especially his vision of the movement in 20 years from now and what he thinks the next wave of psychedelic research will be. He also shares some really good advice for people who want to contribute to the psychedelic movement reminding us that psychedelic leadership can take many forms.

I also offer an additional introduction to this special episode offering a lens through which to tune into this conversation; the lens of visionary and psychedelic leadership.

Core Themes Explored In This Episode

The story of Rick Doblin’s life
MDMA
LSD
The difference between MDMA and classic psychedelics like LSD, psilocybin and DMT
Trauma and PTSD
The Phase 3 Trials at MAPS, and what's to come next
The future of psychedelic medicine
Advice for psychedelic leaders

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Free Resources

Music to Move You

Episode #40 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Strongest Medicine by Kevin Paris & Casey Kalmenson off of their Say Love album.

Community, Boundaries & Deep Liberation with Langston Kahn - 39 Nov 16, 2021

Langston Kahn is a Shamanic healer that supports people through what’s called the Deep Liberation Process, a body-based approach that allows us to radically transform the range of fear-based stories we each hold in ourselves: from traumatic experiences, internalized oppression, and habitual emotional patterns rooted in old beliefs that hold us back from healing, transforming, and freeing our authenticity and unique genius.

Bridging the shamanic wisdom of ancient spirituality with the needs and demands of modern-day life, Kahn offers concrete skills to cultivate deep grounding, skillful boundaries, and a healthy energy body; methods for authentic shadow work and healing our triggers; and tools for effectively tending personal and collective well-being in community.

Core themes explored in this episode:

Community
Defining deep liberation
Establishing healthy boundaries
Working with triggers
Embodiment
Calling in your ancestors and helping Spirits
Rituals for processing grief

Resources Mentioned

Music to Move You

This episode features a song called "Sitting in a Circle" by Avasa & Matty Love, featuring Ryan Dilmore.

Dennis McKenna: Improve Creative Thinking with Psychedelics as Tools for Learning - 38 Oct 27, 2021

Dr. Dennis Mckenna calls psychedelics “tools for learning how to think.” In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with Dennis Mckenna about how psychedelics can help us think more creatively. As Chase Jarvis says: “Our species and our planet face a new set of challenges that only creativity can solve.”

We are living through a time of rapid change where creative thinking and creative problem solving are now being called the most important skillsets for the 21st century.

Many of us weren’t taught creative thinking skills in school and need to find new ways to tap into our creative potential. As it turns out, psychedelics might be able to offer us the kind of help and support we need to adapt to these times of increasing uncertainty and unprecedented challenges.

As Dennis explains in this episode: “psychedelics allow you to see connections that you usually don’t see. Then you have an opportunity to come up with not only funny ideas, but great ideas.”

Dennis McKenna has a Master's in Botany and a PhD in Botanical Sciences and has been conducting research in ethnopharmacology for over 40 years. Dennis believes that “the entire biospheric community of species is conscious, and seeks to advance the evolution of consciousness through collaboration and symbiosis.”

One might argue that they are collaborating with us by teaching us how to expand the boundaries of what we believe is possible by teaching us how to think outside the box.

Resources Mentioned

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources
Join Laura Dawn at MeetDelic conference in Vegas this November 6-7th. She is presenting on the intersection between creative problem solving and psychedelics. Use code "dawnnaut" at checkout for 20% off your ticket.
Access 4 Free Music Playlists for Psychedelic Journey's & Beyond.
Access a free 8-day microdosing course.

Books Mentioned

Simon Powell: The Psilocybin Solution: The Role of Sacred Mushrooms in the Quest for Meaning

Music To Move You

This episode features a song called Heal This Land by Tina Malia.

Leaping with Trust: A Blueprint for TRUST 2.0 When Facing Change Is Scary & Emotionally Painful with Laura Dawn - 37 Oct 13, 2021

TRUST 2.0 When the Going Gets Tough.

There is a grand restructuring unfolding on the planet right now. This is a time where we are being called to face our personal truth. When we choose to step into deeper alignment with this truth, whatever that may be, it often requires facing big changes as we let go of who we thought we were and step forward into who we are choosing to be.

Facing these changes can require an enormous amount of letting go and often bring with them a lot of upheaval. As many of us find ourselves on the precipice peering into the great unknown, we need to learn how to trust the deeper levels of restructuring that are unfolding for us both individually and collectively.

And that's what this episode is all about; learning to trust in the great unknown. I share my perspective on what it means to move from trust 1.0 to trust 2.0 and how this impacts the way we live and the way we lead.

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Free Resources:

Music to Move You

This episode features a powerful mantra song called "I Release Control" by Alexa Sunshine Rose.

Prophecy, Prayer, Truth & Authenticity with Spiritual Teacher and Vision Keeper, Grandmother Jyoti - 36 Sep 23, 2021

These are trying times. According to the Kogi prophecy, we are collectively moving through 13 years they call the great cleanse. The Kogi’s say that the great ending will fall into the beginning in 2026.

In this episode renowned spiritual teacher and vision keeper, Grandmother Jyoti shares remarkable stories that help us understand the wisdom within these prophecies and the power of walking in prayer and points to the necessity of stepping into alignment with our authenticity as this is a time of reckoning with our personal truth.

Jyoti was one of the founders of the Center for Sacred Studies - and was also the founding member and convener of the Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers.

Jyoti considers herself to be a vision keeper and a seed keeper, which she talks more about. And she shares that after the council of 13 grandmothers took on a life of its own, she received a new vision, a new seed that has led her to launching a project called the Fountain and its mission is to restore an economic model that is based on reciprocity and collaboration guided by Nature and the Sacred.

Jyoti is founder of the Center for Sacred Studies
She is the founder of The Fountain Its mission is to restore an economic model that is based on reciprocity and collaboration guided by Nature and the Sacred.
Watch and listen to this powerful prayer by Jyoti called “Walk On” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J4qbnuuUYE

PsychedelicLeadership Resources

Featured Music

Episode #36 features a song called La Medicina by Elah & Ausierra

Listen to La Medicina here

Using Creativity to Find Humor Amidst Our Collective Crisis with James McCrea - 35 Sep 14, 2021

James McCrae is an author, poet, creative guide, and meme-artist based in Austin, Texas. He is the creative genius behind the popular Instagram account @WordsAreVibrations

And is author of Sh#t Your Ego Says and soon to be released: How to Laugh in Ironic Amusement During Your Existential Crisis; the first-ever book published featuring memes and poetry. In his writing and art, he applies the principles of mindfulness and Eastern philosophy to modern life with humor and candor.

In this episode, we talk about the yin and yang of creativity, psychedelics, the necessity of humor and laughter, ritual, eastern philosophy, surrender, leadership, and letting go.

PsychedelicLeadership Resources

Featured Music

Episode #35 features a song called Portal333 by Lavva, FR33SOL, Earf.

Listen to Portal333 here

Becoming an Addiction Recovery & Psychedelic Integration Coach with founder of Being True to You, Deanne Adamson - 34 Sep 03, 2021

What does it take to be a psychedelic integration coach? What core competencies do transformational coaches need to cultivate and what kind of training do people need to support people with the integration of their psychedelic experiences?

Deanne Adamson is the founder and president of Being True To You, an online transformational coaching organization that has certified over 800 holistic addiction recovery and psychedelic integration coaches since 2010. Deanne's ‘Transformational Recovery’ model extends support across one's greater journey of healing and growth, helping people integrate psychedelic experiences to ensure lasting results.

In this episode, Deanne shares her journey and how she found herself birthing her company Being True to You. She talks about the nature of addiction and how it’s really not what people think. We also talk about the importance of cultivating your own guiding principles, core values, moral compass, and core competencies for integration coaches, as well as what people should know before moving into this space, We also touched on her take on some of the more controversial topics, and we also touch on the bizarre reality of censorship.

Being True To You

PsychedelicLeadership Resources

Featured Music

Episode #34 features a song called Dawn Bringer by Murray Kyle

Listen to Dawn Bringer here

My Instagram Account was Deleted: Please Help Me Get It Back Aug 25, 2021

Hi Friends,

My Instagram account @LiveFreeLauraD has been deleted and down for almost 2 weeks now, and I'd love your support in getting it back.

I don't know why it's been taken down, but I do know censorship is on the rise. One of my last posts just happened to be about how they've now banned #microdosing hashtag. (Which I think is ridiculous.)

Please follow these instructions to help me get my instagram account back:

On your personal IG account go to settings
Then help report a problem
Then something isn't working
Then write @livefreelaurad account got taken down and this is a mistake.

I would so appreciate your help with this!

Live Free, Laura D

What it Takes to Lead & Launch an Unprecedented Venture In the Psychedelic Space with Joshua White - 33 Aug 10, 2021

Holding a vision for something that doesn’t yet exist and taking inspired action to transmute that inner vision into reality is true creative leadership.

Joshua White had an idea to launch the first-ever Psychedelic Peer Support Phone Line in the US and dedicated himself to making that vision a reality.

He is now the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Fireside Project, which operates the first-ever national peer support line specifically aimed at helping people navigate psychedelic experiences. Fireside has now been featured in major publications like the Rolling Stones Magazine, Forbes, and has prominent people like Michael Pollen tweeting about his support for the project.

Joshua deeply believes in the power of peer support and in the role of support lines as key components of an equitable community mental health ecosystem.

In this candid conversation, Joshua shares what it takes as a leader to launch an unprecedented project and the key importance of holding a “bigger than you” vision to get you through the tougher times.

Fireside Project

Download Fireside Project app

Dial 62-Fireside for psychedelic peer support

PsychedelicLeadership Resources

Featured Music

Episode #33 features a song called Thank you for the people by Riverbear Medicine

Connect with Riverbear Medicine here

Ayahuasca, Epigenetics, Mental Health and the Healing of Trauma with Dr. Simon Ruffell - 32 Jul 27, 2021

In collaboration with the Ayahuasca Foundation, Dr. Simon Ruffell and his team are conducting epigenetic research on the effects of ayahuasca and the healing of mental health disorders and trauma. In this episode, Dr. Simon Ruffle shares the remarkable research findings that were recently published in Frontiers of Psychiatry. Ayahuasca may impact the genetic expression of our DNA, relieve suffering from depression, and may be able to decrease the emotional charge around trauma by helping us rewrite our narratives around what happened and perceive our traumas in a less negative way.

PsychedelicLeadership Resources

Featured Music

Episode #32 features a song called Q'antataita by Puentes.

Connect with Puentes here

Life is Happening For You Not to You with Drew McManus from SATSANG - 31 Jul 08, 2021

In this conversation, I drop in with the lead singer of Satsang Drew McManus to get to know the man behind the music.

We talk about the role that psychedelics and plant medicines have played in Drew’s life. We talk about creativity, inspiration, and what it means to dedicate ourselves to our purpose with discipline and devotion yet levity, lightheartedness, and humor.

Drew shares his upbringing in an abusive house and the journey of re-writing the narrative of trauma, and we talk about how plant medicines can help us reframe these deeply challenging experiences from the narrative that they are happening to us into a new narrative that they happen for us.

Drew shares his perspective on this time of division, some challenging experiences he went through online, and how the answer through these times is kindness, compassion, and non-judgment.

Satsang Movement

Click here to access the full episode transcript

Psychedelic Leadership Resources

Featured Music

This episode features a song called Remember Jah by Satsang

With clips of, This place, Back around, From and I go, and Thrill of it all.

Purchase Remember Jah on Bandcamp

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Elders Offer Wise Advice for The Younger Generation of the Psychedelic Movement - 30 Jul 01, 2021

As the psychedelic movement rapidly bolts forward, we might consider looking to the elders for guidance to maintain respect, reciprocity and bridge understanding of the traditions connected to these plant medicines into Western culture.

This episode was from a panel of wisdom keepers, recorded in front of a live Clubhouse audience featuring Otomi-Toltec wisdom keeper Mindahi Bastida, Loretta Afraid of Bear Cook of Oglala Sioux Nation, and Joyti Ma who is founder of the Fountain and convener of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers.

What are some of the Western psychedelic facilitator training programs missing? How do we stay in right relationship? How do we hold the balance between ancient wisdom and what’s needed right now for a Western culture? What does it mean to follow the protocols of the original peoples? Jyoti Ma calls these challenging questions “Points of Study” that require looking at their nuance and complexity from many different perspectives.

Alongside Laura Dawn, host of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, this episode was in collaboration with Tricia Eastman from Ancestral Heart, and Sophia Rohklin, from the Amazon Emergency Fund moderating the conversation as bridges for the psychedelic community to facilitate a meaningful exchange.

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This episode features a song called Todo Familia by Rachael Sessions

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Laura Dawn on Visionary Leadership in the Psychedelic Space (Interviewed by Natasja Pelgrom) - 29 Jun 24, 2021

As we continue to witness the interest in psychedelics rapidly escalating, more and more people are feeling the call to step into leadership roles in the psychedelic space. But leadership can mean many different things and can take many different forms.

In this episode of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, Natasja Pelgrom (from the Awaken Podcast) interviews Laura Dawn about Visionary Leadership, what it means to cultivate a practice with sacred plant medicines and be open to receive their transmission, and then what it takes to step out and lead from this heart-centered wisdom.

We explore the nuanced balance of how we need to give ourselves permission to lead but how and why we need to hold the process of stepping out with our offerings with great responsibility, rooted in experience.

Natasja askes Laura Dawn’s perspective on how we can set ourselves up for success by cultivating peer-to-peer support groups as well as cultivating relationships with elders whom we respect and can trust to offer us clear, lucid feedback and reflections to help steer us in a good direction. This is also most beneficial when it’s built on the foundation of personal practices. Because in the end, we can only take people as far as we’ve gone ourselves.

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This episode features a song called Serve the truth by Mary Isis

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Breathe to Reduce Stress & The Science of Breathwork with Inward Breathwork Founders Amanda Laine and Harry Taylor - 28 Jun 17, 2021

Breathwork is making a comeback, and for good reason. Through the simple act of conscious breathing, we can tune ourselves to new ways of being, reduce stress and tap into our body’s inherent healing wisdom.

In this episode Laura Dawn drops in with Amanda Laine and Harry Taylor who have dedicated their lives to helping others achieve personal growth and elevated states of wellbeing, creating Inward Breathwork, the world's leading on-demand breathwork platform combining the most experienced facilitators in the world across ancient and new age techniques including Pranayama, Wim Hof and Buteyko method.

Amanda and Harry share their very first breathwork experience that transpired at Burning Man and how it radically transformed their lives.

They share their WHY for breathwork: why practice breathwork? Why should we care?

They dive into the science of breathwork and Amanda and Harry offer different breathing techniques for activating the sympathetic nervous systems and parasympathetic nervous systems and the counter-intuitive reason why training the sympathetic nervous systems helps us manage stress. Finally, they offer easy to implement breathing techniques to reduce stress in the moments you need it the most.

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Episode #28 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Rise Up, Buttercup!

The 5 Practices of Resilient People with Founder of Resilience Leadership Dr. Taryn Marie - 27 Jun 10, 2021

Think about the last time you faced a major life challenge. What did you do to effectively navigate through that adversity?

This was the question at the forefront of the research that Dr. Taryn Marie conducted on resilience that led her to discover the five practices of resilient people. These are the real-time actions resilient people take to effectively face adversity.

Dr. Taryn Marie is a foremost international expert on resilience, in both leadership and life. She is the former Head of Executive Leadership Development at Nike, Global Leadership Development at Cigna, and founded Resilience Leadership, where she serves as the Chief Resilience Officer (CRO), leveraging over a decade of research on resilience, that gave birth to the empirically-based framework that became the foundation for her book "Flourish or Fold: The 5 Practices of Particularly Resilient People."

In this conversation, Taryn offers her unique definition of resilience, we cover the five practices, and we talk about neuroplasticity. Taryn also weaves in a central theme of exploring the nuance of paradoxes like the paradox of control and surrender, or universality and uniqueness.

Connect with Dr. Taryn Marie. Resilience Leadership Website. @drtarynmarie

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This episode features a song called Can't Rush the River by Aea Luz.

Ego Whiplash, Spiritual Bypassing and Psychedelic Integration for Leaders with Dr. Kile Ortigo. - 26 Jun 02, 2021

Kile Ortigo, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, certified psychedelic psychotherapist, and founder of the Center for Existential Exploration, where he offers depth-oriented psychotherapy and psychedelic integration services.

In this episode we talk about Kile's book, Beyond the Narrow Life: A Guide for Psychedelic Integration and Existential Exploration where Kile offers a powerful roadmap for integrating psychedelic experiences.

Kile talks about psychedelic integration for the leaders of our time, a term he coined called "ego whiplash", spiritual bypassing, narcissism, the importance of shadow work and taking the time off for self reflection. Kile also discusses acceptance, how curiosity can only get you so far, and the difference between healthy and unhealthy surrender.

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Tami Simon Interviews Keith Campbell on Insights at the Edge about the New Science of Narcissism.

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Episode #26 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Help Us Love by Mikey Pauker and Johanna OneHeart.

From the Darkness Into the Light. Robbie Bent's 8 Days in Total Darkness - 25 May 26, 2021

Have you ever heard of a darkness retreat? There’s been a recent surge of interest in exploring the transformational benefits one might receive by spending multiple days and nights in complete darkness.

Robbie Bent joins Laura Dawn on the podcast to discuss what he recently discovered by spending 8 days in total darkness. Robbie Bent is the CEO of Inward, a healthy experience company that builds beautiful community spaces around ice baths and saunas, and also has the largest library of breathwork content in the world. Inward is a cutting-edge community for improving mental health in a fun and accessible way.

In this episode, we dive deep into Robbie’s experience in total darkness and what happened when he emerged into the light.

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This episode features a song called Intend & Surrender by Tara Divina. Tara is also an incredible Vedic Astrologer and dear friend. Learn more about Tara's offerings here.

Embodying Divine Feminine Leadership with Kori Harrison, Leader of the Trip App Team - 24 May 19, 2021

Kori Harrison came from the tech start-up world in Silicon Valley and through her transformational journeys with sacred plant medicine found her way to Field Trip. At Field Trip, she has been leading (a predominantly male) team to build and develop one of the first apps in the psychedelic space, called Trip App, supporting people through the psychedelic experience that includes preparation and integration, and extends to an online community for intentional consciousness expansion,

In this succinct and powerful conversation, Kori speaks about her transformational journey and how plant medicines continue to help support her in becoming a better leader; and a leader that fully embodies and embraces the divine feminine.

I love everything about this conversation. Learn more Field Trip, download the Trip App and learn more about Kori’s personal journey at koriharrison.com.

Resources

Fungi Academy's Sacred Journeywork online course. Receive 15% off with the discount code "LiveFree".

Featured Music.

This episode features the song "Time for Greatness" by the wonderfully talented Fia.

Waking Up to More of Ourselves with Filmmaker Ben Joseph Stewart - 23 May 12, 2021

Ben Joseph Stewart is a filmmaker and producer of the Psychedelica series that just launched Season 2 on Gaia TV and released DMT Quest featuring names like Wim Hof. He also hosted his own talk show on GaiaTV called Limitless and is passionate about exploring optimal human performance. In this episode Laura Dawn speaks to Ben Stewart about psychedelics, pseudoscience, how we connect to a sense of belonging by connecting to a feeling of safety, and what it means to wake up to more of ourselves. We talk about the intersection of Eastern Philosophy, Quantum physics, brain harmonics, psychedelics and more.

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Music Feature

Episode #23 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called Reconnected by the talented Murray Kyle. Discover more of Murray’s music on Bandcamp.

The Power of Ho’o’ponopono & Quantum Healing With Hawaiian Mystic Mahina Nani - 22 May 05, 2021

Mahina Nani was born into a bloodline of Ancient Hawaiian Healers that is centuries old and carries the wisdom teachings of Ho’o’ponopono.

In this episode of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, Mahani shares the meaning of H’o’ponopono. By learning to take full responsibility for our actions and opening to the power of forgiveness, we can step into “right relationship” with ourselves and those around us. When we have the courage to do this, we can then put an end to intergenerational trauma and experience greater harmonious alignment in our lives.

This was also a special episode in honor of Mothers Day. My own mother, Lucy joined us for this conversation and after Mahina opens up a ceremonial container and channels a powerful prayer, my mother and I shed many tears of forgiveness as we share a real-time practice of Ho’o’ponopono. In a tender and vulnerable moment, my mother asks for my forgiveness around a pre-natal birth trauma that was revealed to me in an ayahuasca journey.

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Former UFC Champion Turns Psychedelic Advocate: Rashad Evans shares his “Mind Blowing” 5MeO-DMT Toad Experience That Changed his Life - 21 Apr 28, 2021

Former UFC Hall of Famer, Rashad Evans, speaks openly about how his “mind blowing” and “earth shattering” experience with the Toad medicine (5Meo-DMT) radically changed his life.

In this episode, Rashad shares about how his entheogenic experiences were a familiar kind of home-coming that offered him a consciousness-shift that inspired him to quit drinking alcohol, become vegan, improve his relationships, and find a deeper sense of meaning in his life.

A special thank you to Unlimited Sciences for making this interview possible.

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Do We Have More Than One Self? Exploring Your Symphony of Selves with James Fadiman and Jordan Gruber - 20 Apr 21, 2021

In this episode, Laura Dawn features her conversation with both Dr. Jim Fadiman, author of an all-time classic The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide alongside Jordan Gruber, who both co-authored a new book called Your Symphony of Selves: Discover More Of Who You Are.

When you think about your Self, do you consider yourself to be one “Unified Self? Or is it possible that you have multiple selves? And if you did consider yourself to have more than one Self, would that be a sign of pathology or health?

Adopting this notion that we have more than one Self is what Jim Fadima and Jordan Gruber call “healthy multiplicity”. This concept directly sits at odds with the prevailing notion that we only have one unified self, in the fields of health care and psychology. Jordan and Jim argue that embracing our multiplicity of Selves is actually a sign of health and wellbeing, not a sign of pathology.

In this episode, we dive into what they call the “healthy selves model” and explore questions like: how many Selves do we really have? Are all of our Selves an expression of ego? Can one of our Selves be “our higher self? What if we don’t like one of our Selves that seems to wreak havoc on our lives, should we give that self a back seat amongst our entourage of selves? Can one of our selves be a different age or even a different gender? How does this concept of multiple selves fit with shadow work or childhood trauma? Or working with psychedelics?

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What the Heck is Lemon Tekking?! With Psychedelic Journalist & Author of "Your Psilocybin Mushroom Companion" Michelle Janikian. - 19 Apr 14, 2021

As a journalist, Michelle Janikian covers psychedelic and cannabis education and harm reduction and is passionate about the healing potential of psychedelic plants and substances, and the legalization and de-stigmatization of all drugs. Michelle has been featured in Playboy, Rolling Stone, High Times, DoubleBlind Mag, Psychedelics Today, and more.

In this episode, we talk about her book Your Psilocybin Mushroom Companion, the difference between a trip sitter and a guide, what to do in case of an emergency while you’re trip sitting, and all the fun ways to consume psilocybin. We traverse through some nuanced and tricky terrain as Michelle openly shares the evolution of her thinking around some of the moral and ethical dilemmas she’s had to face as a psychedelic journalist openly sharing about her own journeys, and the weight of responsibility she feels as she builds her platform as a “psychedelic influencer.”

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Episode #19 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features a song called “Gift” by Brandon Mills | Follow Brandon on Instagram

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The 5 Massive Benefits of Flow States for Entrepreneurs + What's A Microdosing Mastermind? -18 Apr 07, 2021

If there was a method that you could learn to feel more inspired, feel more alive and on purpose, think more creatively, become more productive, learn more rapidly, and feel like you have more time and patience, and in the process strengthened physical, mental and emotional resilience, would you take the time to learn about this methodology and train yourself to embody it?

What Laura Dawn just described are the massive benefits of tapping into flow states.

But how do you know when you're in flow? In this episode Laura Dawn explores 5 characteristics of flow states, and explains that when you know how to recognize and identify flow, you can leverage your self-awareness to experience more of it.

Why is it worth experiencing more flow in our lives? Laura Dawn explores 5 massive benefits you can experience from flow, which is especially worth paying attention to if you are an entrepreneur, or cultivating your thought-leadership.

You can learn to leverage a conscious microdosing practice to experience more flow, which is what Laura Dawn will be teaching in her upcoming 3-month microdosing mastermind program she’s specifically designed and created for entrepreneurs, transformational coaches who want to expand their reach of influence and cultivate heart-centered leadership.

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Music As a Catalyst for Introspection & Moving Closer to the Mystery with East Forest - 17 Mar 31, 2021

Since 2008 East Forest has been the leader of underground ‘sound meditation’ ceremonies around the world. His primary mission is to create sonic architecture for others to explore their inner space.

In this episode, East Forest shares his journey with psychedelics and how that started him on the spiritual path, and how he didn’t find his own voice until discovering psilocybin, which is when his path as a musician started to deepen and open up and started focusing on creating music specifically for psychedelic journey’s.

He talks about the role that music plays in ceremony and in our healing process, and how music is ultimately extending an invitation for us to go within, pointing towards the mystery, and reminding us of our inner North Star. He shares about the time he spent with Ram Dass, his interesting perspective on the positive benefits of this polarized time of division, a powerful suggestion for plant medicine integration, and his thoughts about the psychedelic movement towards medicalization.

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Cultural Appropriation Vs Appreciation & The Wisdom Teachings of “Hozho” with Navajo and Zuni Elder Belinda Eriacho - 16 Mar 24, 2021

Belinda Eriacho is a wisdom keeper from the Diné (Navajo) and Zuni lineage. She was born and raised on the Dine’ reservation. In this episode, Belinda shares that from a Diné perspective, the goal in life is walking through life in “hozho”, which means living in balance and harmony. We talk about the difference between cultural appropriation versus cultural appreciation and how we can’t move towards healing unless we acknowledge that hurt has been done. Belinda shares her own story of healing intergenerational trauma and also shares the powerful prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor.

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Episode #16 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features two songs by the talented musician Ali Maya.

{Solo} Cultivating Mindsets for Heart-Centered Leadership | Curiosity as a Catalyst for Awakening & Perceiving Possibility - 15 Mar 17, 2021

If you want to uplevel your life, you need to uplevel your mind and your mindset.

As Einstein says, we can’t solve our problems at the same level of thinking that created them. And as we face a time of crisis, we are being called to radically uplevel the way we think.

In this solo episode, Laura Dawn explores how you can cultivate mindsets that are critically valuable for leading through this time of change and expanding the boundaries of what you believe is possible.

Laura Dawn shares the narrative of how humanity is in the gap between two worlds and how we can learn to foster resilience through cultivating mindsets like curiosity to catalyze awakening, creative thinking, and heart-centered leadership.

Mindsets like curiosity allow us to perceive possibility where we previously saw limitations, and build bridges between the riffs that keep us divided.

Laura Dawn describes these mindsets within a powerful framework she’s developed called the path of the Creative Visionary Bodhisattva that can act like a companion guide for those on the plant medicine path.

In this episode, Laura Dawn shares powerful questions that you can draw upon to help you cultivate a curiosity mindset, not just for your benefit, but for the healing of humanity.

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Listen to "Choosing Curiosity Over Fear" from the On Being Podcast with Elizabeth Gilbert and Krista Tippet

Charles Eisenstein on Psychedelics, Interbeing and The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible - 14 Mar 10, 2021

In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with influential thought leader and author of Sacred Economics and The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible, Charles Eisenstein.

We discuss:

Charles' recent psychedelic experiences of ego-dissolution
How psychedelics have influenced him as a thought leader
Wise advice for the psychedelic leaders of our time
The process of reintegration back into the matrix and old paradigm after psychedelic experiences.
How this psychedelic renaissance is different than the 60’s
The role psychedelics are playing to help us move from the narrative of separation towards interbeing
The foundational importance of understanding our psychedelic experiences through the lens of relationship and connection.
Charles’ thoughts on letting go, truth, trust and courage.
The subtleties of the “war on self.”
Reframing activism by moving away from the narrative of trying to “make things happen” versus connecting to the larger universal intelligence and listening, and then allowing things to happen.
How plant medicines are helping us move through this time of upheaval and transition?
Conceptual frameworks (like eastern philosophy or quantum physics) he draws upon as helpful psychedelic roadmaps

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources

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Music Featured

Episode #14 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast features music by Shylah Ray Sunshine. Shyla Ray offers vocal coaching! I highly recommend checking out her offering here.

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Shifting Consciousness, The Power of Ceremony & The Evolution of the Ayahuasca Tradition with Founder of the Ayahuasca Foundation Carlos Tanner - 13 Mar 03, 2021

After struggling with addiction, Carlos Tanner heeded the call to sit with grandmother ayahuasca in Peru, knowing this would be his path of healing. Shortly after that, he was invited to move into a shaman's home and apprenticed with him for 4 years. This eventually led him to start the Ayahuasca Foundation in 2009, offering retreats and educational training programs within the Shipibo lineage.

In this conversation, we explore some nuanced and complex topics, including:

The misunderstanding we have around the concept of “tradition”
Understanding trauma from a shamanic perspective
How ceremony acts as a catalyst for enhancing consciousness
Do these sacred plant medicines discriminate between skin color and language spoken?
The placebo effect and the role that consciousness plays in the healing process
How consciousness profoundly influences our experience of reality
The understanding of trauma from a shamanic perspective
How we have forgotten that we are inherently a part of nature
The ayahuasca foundations 4 and 8-week programs.

Resources

Music Feature

Rainbow Light by Tara Davina. Click here to listen on Spotify.

Training Psychedelic Facilitators for the Legalization of Psilocybin in Oregon (Measure 109) with Françoise Bourzat - 12 Feb 24, 2021

The passing of Measure 109 in Oregon was a pivotal moment for the psychedelic movement. By 2023, qualified practitioners will be able to legally administer psilocybin for therapeutic purposes. In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with psychedelic pioneer Francoise Bourzat who is part of designing the curriculum to train practitioners to safely and legally support their clients’ healing process through the intentional consumption of sacred mushrooms.

Francoise Bourzat discusses:

Where they are at in the process of creating the curriculum;
The hurdles they have to overcome;
Government support and accessibility;
The potential drawbacks of psychedelic legalization;
Who can access this training for psychedelic practitioners, and how long it will last;
The importance of reciprocity and what that really means;
Wisdom from her Mazatec teachers from Oaxaca, Mexico;
Her perspective on cultural appropriation, and how it’s taken often out of context;
Her hopes to build more resources for the Mazatec people;
The overlap and intersection between indigenous wisdom and modern psychology and how they could be used together as a more complete framework.
We end the conversation with wise advice she offers psychedelic leaders stepping into the space.

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Improve Creativity, Learning & Flow with Neurostimulation - Dr. Balder Onarheim - 11 Feb 17, 2021

The narrative around creativity is drastically changing. Creative thinking is now being called the #1 most important skill set that you can learn to cultivate for thriving in these uncertain times.

In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with Dr. Balder Onarheim who has a Ph.D. in the neuroscience of creativity and is the founder of PlatoScience (the developer of a neurostimulation head device called Plato Work) about the importance of training your mind to think more creatively.

We explore how you can learn to draw upon a variety of tools that all share similar neurological underpinnings that specifically support and enhance neuroplasticity, like cognitive practices that you can learn, with technological tools like neurostimulation, and even biotechnologies like psychedelics (and microdosing), all to help you learn more quickly, think more creatively, and concentrate more effectively.

The “creativity battle”: making it more known that creativity is a cognitive skill that everyone needs. Creativity is at the core of humanity, not just some funny “arts” topic.
When you understand the underlying neural mechanisms that both prevent and support creative thinking, you improve your ability to train your brain to think more creatively.
Balder says “If you don’t understand it, then you can’t improve it.”
Tips for cultivating enhancing creative problem-solving in groups.
Convergent versus divergent thinking
Cognitive tools and tiny interventions you can do all the time, to make your brain less rigid and more flexible.
Sleep as a method for enhancing creative thinking
Balder’s thoughts on the Default Mode Network, psychedelic research, and creativity
The history behind neurostimulation, how it’s over 3000 years old, and how the Egyptians used torpedo fish as electroshock therapy to treat migraines.

Resources

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources
Get 15% off a PlatoWork head device with coupon code “lauradawn”
Balder Onarheim TedX talk "3 Tools to Become More Creative"
Read Dr. Onarheim's paper: "Applying the neuroscience of creativity to creativity training" published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
Access 8-Day Free Microdosing Course Here
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Psychedelics & Anti-Racism with Co-Founders of the Sabina Project Charlotte James and Undrea Wright -10 Feb 10, 2021

Laura Dawn speaks with co-founders of the Sabina Project Charlotte James and Undrea Wright are intentionally exploring sacred earth medicines and the power of ceremony as a profound catalyst for the liberation of oppressed people, helping to dismantle systems of oppression that become internalized. They are doing this by educating about harm reduction and creating safe spaces for people in the BIPOC (BIPOC = Black Indigenous and People of Color) community to come together to integrate and openly share their plant medicines experiences.

In this candid conversation about race, we talk about cancel culture, spiritual bypassing, how we can become more aware of our inherent biases. They share their perspective on “recreational” medicine use, the importance of connecting to the shamanic practices from our own ancestral lineages.

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Iboga Initiations with Tricia Eastman - 9 Feb 03, 2021

Tricia Eastman is an Iboga facilitator who has supported over 1600 people's journey with this powerful plant medicine. Tricia shares how she found herself face-to-face with the Bwiti tribe in Gabon and how she was initiated into three different lineages and given permission to carry and serve this potent medicine.

In this mind-expanding episode, Tricia describes some of the bizarre practices of the Bwiti lineage from "pygme paste", to genies, to mermaid deities. She describes what a “Nema” is, what “Mabundo” means, and the interesting use of an “Akume Torch.”

We talk about how Iboga is becoming endangered, how we can support organizations like "Blessings of the Forest" which are engaged in sustainable growing practices, reciprocity, and Tricia shares her thoughts on creative alchemy and integration.

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Timely Advice for Influencing Change: Truth, Triggers & Getting Right With Yourself - 8 Jan 27, 2021

During this time of significant change, we can learn to stay centered and resilient amidst the whirlwind of upheaval by asking ourselves what we choose to focus our awareness on and what we genuinely care about.

These times are asking of us to turn our attention inwards, away from who’s right and wrong, fueling division and polarity, and train our minds and hearts to stay open and non-reactive to what’s unfolding around us.

In this episode, Laura Dawn explores uncovering our truth, working with triggers, and suggests how the most effective use of our time and awareness is to “get right with ourselves" and how psychedelics and sacred plant medicines can help.

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources

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Featured Musician:

This episode features a song called "I'm Onto You" by the incredibly talented musician Annie May Willis.

Dr. Bruce Lipton Speaks Out About Psychedelics | Reprogramming Beliefs, Epigenetics & Quantum Physics - 7 Jan 20, 2021

For the first time ever, author of Biology of Belief, Dr. Bruce Lipton speaks publicly about his support for psychedelics, claiming: "I wouldn't be here today doing what I'm doing, if it wasn't for a psychedelics."

In this conversation, Bruce Lipton also touches on:

The body as a "virtual reality suit"
The true source of our identity and how psychedelics influence our perception of our identity
Epigenetics
Quantum physics and quantum field theory,
The root cause of our subconscious programming
Three techniques for reprogramming the subconscious mind
The difference between the conscious versus subconscious mind
Cymatics
His take on COVID and the role stress and fear are playing in the pandemic
Tips for boosting your immune system

Click here to access the full episode transcript and list of resources

Click here to Access my Free 8-day Microdosing Course

Click here to access my 8-hour playlist for psychedelic journeys and beyond.

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Bruce Lipton Bio

Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D., cell biologist and lecturer, is an internationally recognized leader in bridging science and spirit. Bruce was on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin’s School of Medicine and later performed groundbreaking stem cell research at Stanford University. He is the bestselling author of The Biology of Belief, The Honeymoon Effect, and co- author with Steve Bhaerman of Spontaneous Evolution. Bruce received the 2009 prestigious Goi Peace Award (Japan) in honor of his scientific contribution to world harmony. For more information visit www.brucelipton.com

Episode #7 of the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast featured a song called Dreams by Ksenia Luki. Click here to purchase on Bandcamp.

Tools for Self-Shamanism with Shiri Godasi - 6 Jan 13, 2021

In this episode, Shiri Godesi shares her four-pillar framework (that includes set, setting, skillsets, and support) she uses to help her clients create a “psychedelic roadmap” for maximizing their transformational experience with sacred plant medicines. She also shares applicable tools for what she calls “self-shamanism” to help her clients deepen in their journey, and gain more insights and wisdom along the way.

In this episode, Shiri Godesi explores:

The 4 pillars of the protocol she created and now teaches in her training program for psychedelic facilitation.
Two terms she coined called "self-shamanism" and "psychedelic roadmap".
Tools for navigating fear.
How to hold space for people moving deep, emotional pain.
The difference between intention and expectation.
Her interesting viewpoint on the often-given advice to surrender.
How she applies attachment style theory to integration coaching.
Her take on psychedelic leadership.
How she navigates criticism and intense feedback.
What she's learned in this process of launching a psychedelic training program.

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Music featured by Laughing Lady Love, Listen to Let It In here on Spotify

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This is Your Brain on Psychedelics with Psychedelic Neuroscientist Manesh Girn - 5 Jan 06, 2021

Want to understand what’s happening in the brain when under the influence of psychedelics? The default mode network (DMN) is receiving a lot of attention these days, but what do we really know about what the science is saying in terms of how psychedelics influence the DMN, and how can we use that information to catalyze change in our lives?

In this conversation, Psychedelic Neuroscientist Manesh Girn breaks down the neuroscience of psychedelic states and distinguishes fact from fiction.

In this conversation Manesh Girn explores:

How the DMN sits at the top of all 7 brain networks and creates models of reality that we hold onto that can keep us stuck within limiting narratives and belief systems.
How we "see what we believe" and continue to perpetuate limiting beliefs, from the perspective of the predictive coding model of the brain.
How psychedelics support neuroplasticity.
The importance of daily practice to allow altered states to transmute into altered traits.
The difference between cognitive flexibility and psychological flexibility.
How psychedelics can support creative thinking, and the underlying mechanisms for which they do that.
The overlap in the research between meditation and psychedelics.
How psychedelics influence the shift in alpha brainwaves and how this likely influences the DMN.
His perspective on how psychedelics can be a powerful tool for helping to steer humanity’s ship in a better direction.
How his psychedelic research has directly impacted his life and perception of reality.

Manesh Girn Biography

Manesh Girn is a Neuroscience PhD student at McGill University and has been lead or co-author on over a dozen scientific publications and book chapters on topics including psychedelics, meditation, daydreaming, and brain networks. Manesh currently has ongoing collaborations with Robin Carhart-Harris and others at the Imperial College Center for Psychedelic Research and is investigating the brain changes underlying psilocybin, LSD, and DMT. He has had a passionate interest in psychedelics and their scientific investigation since his teens and also runs a YouTube channel called Psychedelic Science that provides accessible discussions of the latest research findings.

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{Solo} The Initiation of Bowing at the Altar of Impermanence with Laura Dawn - 4 Dec 29, 2020

As we know, this is a time of great change.

So how do we learn to navigate through major times of transition and learn to surf the waves of rapid change with more grace, ease, courage, and resilience?

As we close the chapter on 2020, the year of global upheaval, the year the world as we knew it forever changed, how can we find the wisdom to transmute crisis into the catalyst for transformation, the catalyst for our awakening, so we can pass through the portal into 2021, or whatever portal of transition we happen to be moving through so we can be stronger, wiser and more heart-centered leaders on the other side?

In this solo episode I am going to explore the initiation that many of us are facing right now, the initiation of bowing at the altar of impermanence, and how if we’re willing to make peace with this often very challenging place, it can catalyze a process of metamorphosis in our lives allowing us to be stronger on the other side.

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Wisdom tools you can learn to draw upon for strength to navigate times of change.
The importance of the narratives we tell ourselves about this time of change.
Exploring the metaphor of metamorphosis and the cocoon.
Exploring the intersection between Eastern philosophy, the psychedelic experience, and quantum physics.
Exploring the wisdom teachings of impermanence and groundlessness.
The benefit of relating to times of transitions as rights of passage or initiations.
The power of cultivating a relationship with impermanence.
Psychedelics and bowing at the altar of your own death.
Cultivating the courage to let go and embrace times of change as a launchpad for new creation.

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Dennis Mckenna on Metamorphosis, Symbiosis & The Anti-Depressant Effects of Ayahuasca - 3 Dec 17, 2020

Trying to make sense out of these strange times? Psychedelic pioneer and enthnopharmacologist Dennis McKenna calls this global planetary transition a time of metamorphosis, and how COVID, climate change, psychedelics, and sacred plant medicines are “messengers from Gaia” telling us to wake up. He calls plant medicines the neurotransmitters of the Gaian mind.

In this conversation, Dennis McKenna explores how the growing interest in psychedelics and sacred plant medicines in Western mainstream culture is a highly complex, and double edge sword with many pros and cons.

We explore our symbiotic relationship with plants, how ayahuasca acts as a natural antidepressant, how psychedelics may allow us to perceive the quantum realm of reality, the complex issues of cultural appropriation, God and religion, and more.

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13:23 Dennis offers his macro perspective on these strange times we’re living through touching on COVID, climate change.

17:14 A time of chaos and transition.

18:18 On climate change.

22:00 COVID & plant medicines as a messenger from Gaia.

23:00 “Ayahuasca is one of the greatest medicines we have”

26:30 The decriminalization of plant medicines

32:30 Our symbiotic relationship with plants, the default mode network and how psychedelics help us step out of our frame of reference to perceive reality differently.

37:50 Can psychedelics help us to understand the quantum nature of reality?

46:45 The pharmacology of Ayahuasca and how it acts as a natural antidepressant.

56:00 Difference between psilocybin and ayahuasca for therapeutic use in the West.

58:20 Dennis’ take on cultural appropriation

1:10:45 What ayahuasca has taught Dennis

1:12:41 Dennis’ take on God and Religion

1:16:27 Can plant medicines help support our evolutionary leap in consciousness?

1:23:24 What Dennis is creating with the McKenna Academy of Natural Philosophy

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Modern Day Shamanism with Sandra Ingerman - 2 Dec 10, 2020

In this conversation with Sandra Ingerman, we dive into the path of shamanism and a look at the origins of shamanic wisdom, and the implications of the explosion of interest in shamanic practices within the context of our modern day world. We talk about what makes a shaman a shaman, what it means to be a gardener of energy, and the difference between a shaman and a shamanic practitioner. We discuss the importance our words, the emphasis on fine tuning our intuition and the power of ceremony for cultivating a heightened sense of concentration and focus, and how social media is causing polarity, division and distracting us from centered presence. We also talk about the shamanic path in terms of tuning into other dimensions of reality and shamanic practices we can cultivate to live our best lives.

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Lessons Learned Launching the #ThankYouPlantMedicine Movement with Jonathan Glazer - 1 Dec 03, 2020

In episode #1 of The Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, I speak with Jonathan Glazer, co-founder of the Thank You Plant Medicine Campaign.

Jonathan shares what the Thank You Plant Medicine Campaign has accomplished so far:

They created a global "coming out day" event where thousands of people came out of the psychedelic closet and shared their transformational stories with psychedelics and sacred plant medicines.
They have partnered with and connected over 120 psychedelic organizations from around the world.
They are building an online Thank You Plant Medicine Community for people to connect, ask questions, share resources and support each other on the path.
Jonathan shares exciting news about what's to come, what they are working on next, and their visions for the future.

In this episode, Jonathan shares transparently about what he's learned about leadership as they've built a core team and have coordinated efforts from thousands of volunteers from around the world to support this campaign.

He shares his viewpoints on navigating challenging situations, especially when he needs to address people in the community who have received feedback of malpractice or inappropriate behavior in the psychedelic space.

He also touches on his thoughts around cultural appropriation.

We also talk about Jonathan's meditation practice and his multi-faceted and open-minded approach to working with psychedelics, and his perspective on how psychedelics can be a catalyst for change in many domains of life.

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Website: https://thankyouplantmedicine.com/

FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TYPMCommunity/

FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ThankYouPlantMedicine/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/thankyouplantmedicine/

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Trailer Long Version: Introduction to the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast Nov 15, 2020

Hey there, and welcome to this short introduction for the Psychedelic Leadership podcast, where I’m going to give you an overview in terms of what to expect from this podcast and the episodes to come.

Ok, so there are 3 different areas this Psychedelic Leadership Podcast explores.

First, I’m having conversations with a diverse range of leaders in the psychedelic space discussing all topics related to how we can bring heart-centered leadership and integrity to effectively hold space for the integration of psychedelics and sacred plant medicines into mainstream culture. And how we can do that in a way that brings with it the most benefits to planetary healing and causes the least amount of harm.

The second aspect of this podcast takes a more holistic approach by going beyond the psychedelic space and features conversations with thought leaders and experts from a wide range of disciplines, that offer us tools to draw upon to become more effective leaders.

And then the third component looks at how can we draw upon the wisdom we receive from psychedelics and sacred plant medicines as well as the science we are discovering from psychedelic research to shape ourselves into visionary leaders who can influence real change no matter what domain we find ourselves in.

Season 1 Trailer: Short Nov 14, 2020

My name is Laura Dawn and this is the Psychedelic Leadership Podcast, because what the world needs is a new kind of leader.

This podcast features a series of mind-enhancing conversations with thought leaders and the wisdom keepers of our time both in the psychedelic space and beyond.

Weaving wisdom with science, we’re exploring the intersection between psychedelics and sacred plant medicines, with neuroscience and consciousness, creativity and resilience, business and entrepreneurship, meaning and purpose. These conversations focus on how we can learn to embody heart-centered leadership so we can influence real change and create a more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.

So get ready for a neural upgrade, as we explore our medicine for change.

I’m your host, Laura Dawn and I invite you to join me on this journey to a better future.

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