This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. Welcome to Synchronicity.

My guest this week features the return of Eric Godsy.

Eric, man, what a special guy. I always leave. We, here's a little auxiliary note to this podcast. We recorded it, I think a month

and a half ago, and we had an amazing conversation. I think we were both microdosing that day.

It was just awesome. Equally as awesome

to this one, I'm happy to say, but it didn't record. And we had also been trying to schedule

that one, I think, for like, God, I feel like a month at least just going back and forth,

missing. And, oh, I can't do it. Oh, I can't do it right on the day up. But whenever I get to

connect with Eric, he's just such a refreshing person to speak

to. I think a lot of it, and you know this if you've read his writing, Eric Godsy.com will point

you to all the stuff that he's up to. But if you've read his writing, he's just one of the

most transparent and authentic and honest people. And you can just tell from his writing, there's nothing being held back here if he thinks it's going to be useful for other people or himself. And he carries that spirit basically wherever he goes. And this is a really cool episode because we touch on some of the things that I think this show really is about more than

anything else. We start off, we're talking about some LSD and microdosing, but we very

quickly go into some traumatic experiences people have had with psychosis and synchronicities,

which is obviously one of our favorite topics on this show.

And we have some really good thoughts around that. And just, you know, when you're in a

conversation, I don't know if you can relate to this. Because of this show, I have this

experience a lot. But sometimes you'll get into a long conversation with someone. And you don't

really know where it's going, not in a bad way like,

oh, I don't know where this is going. This is weird. In a way, like, I don't know where this is

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