Welcome to Roon Soup, a weekly podcast about magic, culture and the paranormal.

My name is Gordon and I shall be your host.

This week we welcome back to the show Langston Khan.

I met Langston in London in 2016 and was immediately impressed with his sincerity in using magical and shamanic techniques for compassionate

ends in a contemporary setting.

And as this is the final show for January in which we wind up our series on getting one's head in the game for what is going to be an intense year,

it struck me that there was probably no one better to pull a lot of these threads together for us. And so that's what we shall do.

Langston, welcome back to the show.

Thank you. Well, I owe you one with good audio quality because the last time we spoke you had the exciting sounds of New York behind you and I was on a very busy road in North London in an Airbnb

so we've got our fingers crossed the Skype gods will be kind to us this time and

and how's the jet lag you've been on a little trip recently.

Yeah, I was in India for a little over two weeks.

And so I'm recovering.

Well, it's been about a day and a half now. I woke up at 4 a.m. this morning,

bushy-tailed and bright-eyed, so it's probably going to crash later after we finished talking but it's good.

Yeah and I mean we were sort of emailing backwards and forwards to arrange this and you know

very diligently you're emailing from the bus coming back from the airport but I mean for

for an audience such as this you know what were some of the highlight experiences from the trip?

Well, it was my first time in India.

I spent a lot of time in Kerala, which is in South India, like a region of South India,

and some of the things that I think are most memorable

for this type of audience was one visiting a Naga temple, which was really special to me because some of the helping spirits that I work with are

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