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Welcome back to Coast to Coast A.M. I'm Ryan Rucker.

Happy to be with you. And our guest is Kobe Michael.

If you have a question for him, we'll take some of your calls in the next hour.

But you can always email me, Ryan Riker at coast to coast a.m.com.

Kobe, maybe I should talk about your own experiences with this because the person that

would normally take something like this, they may have experienced it and they know what

the experience is like. I'm someone that has never

touched any of this stuff. So how would you describe the experience someone has while on

some of these different psychedelic drugs that you're describing? Oh gosh. That's a really good

question. You know, in a lot of cases, it can be hard to put into words, you know, especially some of the more like intense and profound experiences.

You know, especially when it comes to, you know, things like LSD and DMT, and we're talking

about, like, communicating with interdimensional entities and traveling to, like, literally

different realities and, you know, just like a complete breakdown of linear time and our usual experience of the spacetime continuum, you know, kind of going out the window.

But, you know, that's not necessarily always the goal either.

You know, there is a lot of benefit to microdosing, you know, when it comes to working

with psychedelics, especially within a spiritual context, you know, being able to kind of direct

your experience and maintain some level of control. So like, I'm a personally a big fan of microdosing and working with psilocybin mushrooms.

You know, so it does give some, some euphoria, definitely, and, you know, changes in your visual perception.

You know, not what I would call, like, hallucinations, but, you know, changes in your visual perception, you know, not what I would call, like,

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