Sep 30, 2026 · 59 min · 8 segments
What does it really mean to evolve? In this episode of Evolution Room, Miracle sits down with Doug Red Hail Pineda, Founder of The Church of Psychedelics, for a thought-provoking conversation about…
Doug Red Hail PinedaGuestMiracle AbazieHost
Thank you for that question, Miracle, and it's an excellent question because I think that goes back to the fundamental element of the basis of this kind of spiritual practice.

We're inspired by other religions by taking the distilled truths that if you take away the dogma, the system of rewards and punishments, You take away the structure of the organization and you take away the books.

The core teachings of every religion practically share the same core components.

And at the very core of all of them are two things, love and forgiveness.

Those two elements are mostly tied to the question that you have about awareness and consciousness.

So when I'm in this position to create a structure around a spiritual practice, that is a very incredibly large task to accomplish.

That's not it because there's already the religions to where if you want to have a conversation with God, the creator, whatever your position is, there's usually people that you have to go through as an intermediary.


So the first part is the understanding of what is awareness and what is consciousness.

Because people usually take those two words and they use them interchangeably.

So if we put that on the side for a second, awareness and consciousness, those are the two areas we're trying to get to.

And then for consciousness, the spiritual practices have a deeper relationship with it.

Because those two things have been removed from us, having a direct relationship with the practice of expanding our awareness.

And also, if we want to have a deeper relationship with our consciousness, source consciousness, God, the creator, you usually have to go through somebody else to do that.

Thank you for that question, Miracle, and it's an excellent question because I think that goes back to the fundamental element of the basis of this kind of spiritual practice.

We're inspired by other religions by taking the distilled truths that if you take away the dogma, the system of rewards and punishments, You take away the structure of the organization and you take away the books.

The core teachings of every religion practically share the same core components.

And at the very core of all of them are two things, love and forgiveness.

Those two elements are mostly tied to the question that you have about awareness and consciousness.

So when I'm in this position to create a structure around a spiritual practice, that is a very incredibly large task to accomplish.

That's not it because there's already the religions to where if you want to have a conversation with God, the creator, whatever your position is, there's usually people that you have to go through as an intermediary.


So the first part is the understanding of what is awareness and what is consciousness.

Because people usually take those two words and they use them interchangeably.

So if we put that on the side for a second, awareness and consciousness, those are the two areas we're trying to get to.

And then for consciousness, the spiritual practices have a deeper relationship with it.

Because those two things have been removed from us, having a direct relationship with the practice of expanding our awareness.

And also, if we want to have a deeper relationship with our consciousness, source consciousness, God, the creator, you usually have to go through somebody else to do that.
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