Tell me what does this sentence mean to you.

The mystical meets the measurable.

Yeah.

Well, let me back up just a little bit and say that most people kind of adopted this idea of pie chart.

Like our life is this circle and then we have a slice for family and we have a slice for health.

And we have, you know, and it's like that's not actually how the body works.

It's not actually how life works.

And so at a whole on, what we're doing is we're allowing for the mystical, the spiritual,

that part of us that that believes in a higher power,

to also be integrated inside of a measurable space, a quantifiable, super nerdy, very actually

techy, almost bordering on academic, although we're not an academic organization where we have

clinical, we actually make differences in academic organization where we have clinical,

we actually make differences in people's, real people's lives rather than just study them.

But these are not separate things, and I think that that's one of the most important messages that we have is,

you know, meditation and prayer time in the morning isn't the only time that is for the mystical

or going to a psychedelic journey or something like that, right? And then also science doesn't

live above God in that either. Like there's a lot of people that pray to the science God currently.

It's pretty interesting. is it is it's like

the spirituality and culture dips down and then people have to like find somewhere to make up for that

and i think science is that what that is currently in our in our world yeah totally and and the trouble

with science is that it's it's being run by humans i mean the trouble, but that's the reality of it, right?

And so here we are, we're fallible.

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