Episode description
Episode description
Oftentimes when I sit in ceremony with plant medicines & psychedelics alike, I am enamored not only by the effects these medicines can produce, but also by how incredibly unique the experience of music is when connecting with these medicines. The best part about this, in my opinion, is that once I experienced this, music has never been the same in my life since. I truly feel that music IS a psychedelic experience &, for me, the music that todays guest on the show creates is at the absolute top of my list with regards to being able to have a psychedelic experience even with no medicines added to the equation. As vibrational beings, music has the ability to heal us in profound ways &, quite literally, “tune” the instrument that we all are & in todays episode, we will be diving into the psychedelic nature of music, the ability for music to guide psychedelic experiences & the journey that our guest embarked upon in search of his own ability to heal himself when he was facing a series of health challenges & the results that his project, “Listening To Smile”, not only did for him, but has been able to do for thousands of others who have benefitted from the magic he is creating in this project.
Show Notes:
(2:38) How Ian first became interested in interacting with the psychedelic world.
(7:36) How Ian engaged with psychedelics in a way to continue allowing his life to become a psychedelic.
(15:35) The importance of Illuminating your shadows and how psychedelics can help improve relationships.
(27:33) Check out FreedomBuilderz.com!
(29:45) What Ryan thinks of microdosing and experiences with LSD.
(40:19) Ryan and Ian’s Peyote experiences.
(48:05) How these experiences guided Ian on who he is today.
(54:35) Why music feels different while on and after a psychedelic experience.
(1:00:43) Where you can find Ian!
(1:01:32) Ian’s last piece of advice for listeners!
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This episode was produced by Mazel Tov Media in Quincy, Massachusetts.