I like it.

I like it. Oh yeah. I need it. Okay. All right. Welcome to Synchronicity. That's one way to start the show. I was

trying to organize my shit. I don't know what you guys use Twitter for. Do you use Twitter? I use it,

and it's kind of just stream of consciousness quite literally. So I realize later in the week when I'm, I have all these notes for solo

casts and questions and from people. And I was like, oh, my Twitter should probably go through

that. So I was literally pulling it up. And then I was like, oh, I just got to do the intro.

The music was coming on. So today's episode, we'll see what I actually title it. I know we're going to deal with

forgiveness. I know we're going to deal with acceptance. I know we're going to deal with attachment

and non-attachment. And I know we're going to deal with power. What else are we going to deal with?

There's something else. Oh, Icaros. Oh, turning everything into a song. That's what it is. All right,

we're going to get to all that under the umbrella of turning everything into a song. There it is.

That's what I remembered. Okay. So I don't know how many of you have done ayahuasca. I have not. Everyone I know has.

My three and a half-month-old son, Gabriel, has done ayahuasca,

which is like, I just look like a super fucking nerd. Like, I haven't done it. And if anyone is

actually thinking that he's done ayahuasca and they're like, what the fuck? Fuck you. Of course,

I'm not giving him ayahuasca. You only gets LSD. So basically, everyone, if you've done ayahuasca, you know there's a shaman, Shaman Dave, maybe.

But whoever is singing in Ikaro, right?

These songs, they pluck from the ethereal dream time space.

Well, here's the truth, my friend.

You're constantly singing yourself, Ik friend. You're constantly singing yourself,

Ikaros. You're constantly singing yourself songs of the divine. If you listen closely,

you can actually hear it. If you're able to actually express it in this world, it doesn't even

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