Sep 29, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min · 13 segments
Microdosing coach Shannon Pereira was locked in her parents' basement during COVID, in a house where a family member was struggling with meth addiction, when a friend asked if she wanted to join a…
And, you know, what do you think this psychedelic perspective shift is in the human psyche? Can you break it down to somebody to in simple terms of how all of a sudden your consciousness or your reality could literally have a completely different viewpoint?
And so we're kind of speaking to people that like are not in this psychedelic, think about it every day, wake up and think about it and talk about
But so we know about the default mode network and how it can quiet the parts of the brain that are all based around egoic rumination and autobiographical stories.
And I am this way because this person and it's very victim mentality when the ego is trying to you know, constantly expect a repetitive behavior just to keep itself safe, right? Like the brain is a predictive machine.
But when you have a fresh new snowfall, you know, like there is in a couple of documentaries, then you can make your own new pathways.
And I love sharing with clients like you're sitting across from me, right? and there's a line between us and I'm going to ask you, okay, draw a six for me.
So imagine just with your finger, you draw six for me and I'm sitting across from you and I'm like, no bro, that's a nine.
And instead of arguing about what it is that we're seeing, it's just kind of psychedelics help us to zoom out a little bit more to see that there's a bigger picture.
And if I can just come around to another person's perspective or point of view or not even another person's, but another paradigm that you have within your own mentality and your own consciousness, then you can see things from a new fresh angle.
I think Jiddu Krishnamurti is like the most intelligent people are able to think about their own thinking.
And, you know, what do you think this psychedelic perspective shift is in the human psyche? Can you break it down to somebody to in simple terms of how all of a sudden your consciousness or your reality could literally have a completely different viewpoint?
And so we're kind of speaking to people that like are not in this psychedelic, think about it every day, wake up and think about it and talk about
But so we know about the default mode network and how it can quiet the parts of the brain that are all based around egoic rumination and autobiographical stories.
And I am this way because this person and it's very victim mentality when the ego is trying to you know, constantly expect a repetitive behavior just to keep itself safe, right? Like the brain is a predictive machine.
But when you have a fresh new snowfall, you know, like there is in a couple of documentaries, then you can make your own new pathways.
And I love sharing with clients like you're sitting across from me, right? and there's a line between us and I'm going to ask you, okay, draw a six for me.
So imagine just with your finger, you draw six for me and I'm sitting across from you and I'm like, no bro, that's a nine.
And instead of arguing about what it is that we're seeing, it's just kind of psychedelics help us to zoom out a little bit more to see that there's a bigger picture.
And if I can just come around to another person's perspective or point of view or not even another person's, but another paradigm that you have within your own mentality and your own consciousness, then you can see things from a new fresh angle.
I think Jiddu Krishnamurti is like the most intelligent people are able to think about their own thinking.
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