Aubrey Marcus

My mom. My mom has loved me unconditionally from the day I was born. And same with my grandma. And you talk about blessings or privileges or whatever, but to have a mom that loves you like my mom loves me, it's indescribable what that'll do for a man. She also had a well-developed masculine side of her own. She was a professional tennis player.

My mom. My mom has loved me unconditionally from the day I was born. And same with my grandma. And you talk about blessings or privileges or whatever, but to have a mom that loves you like my mom loves me, it's indescribable what that'll do for a man. She also had a well-developed masculine side of her own. She was a professional tennis player.

My mom. My mom has loved me unconditionally from the day I was born. And same with my grandma. And you talk about blessings or privileges or whatever, but to have a mom that loves you like my mom loves me, it's indescribable what that'll do for a man. She also had a well-developed masculine side of her own. She was a professional tennis player.

went to the semifinals of Wimbledon, lost to Billie Jean King that year. So, she understands athletics, she understands being fierce and the dedication needed to get better. But on the other side, you know, no matter what, no matter where I went, what I did, how I felt, she just loved me literally unconditionally.

went to the semifinals of Wimbledon, lost to Billie Jean King that year. So, she understands athletics, she understands being fierce and the dedication needed to get better. But on the other side, you know, no matter what, no matter where I went, what I did, how I felt, she just loved me literally unconditionally.

went to the semifinals of Wimbledon, lost to Billie Jean King that year. So, she understands athletics, she understands being fierce and the dedication needed to get better. But on the other side, you know, no matter what, no matter where I went, what I did, how I felt, she just loved me literally unconditionally.

And that's a word that people throw around, but until you experience it, it's just a fiction. But I've really gotten to live that and that's allowed a lot of my own feminine side to flourish.

And that's a word that people throw around, but until you experience it, it's just a fiction. But I've really gotten to live that and that's allowed a lot of my own feminine side to flourish.

And that's a word that people throw around, but until you experience it, it's just a fiction. But I've really gotten to live that and that's allowed a lot of my own feminine side to flourish.

I think it set me up with a good foundation. And then, of course, all of the practices that I do, they unearth the truth of your feelings. So I've been on the psychonautic medicine path for 20, hell, 25 years.

I think it set me up with a good foundation. And then, of course, all of the practices that I do, they unearth the truth of your feelings. So I've been on the psychonautic medicine path for 20, hell, 25 years.

I think it set me up with a good foundation. And then, of course, all of the practices that I do, they unearth the truth of your feelings. So I've been on the psychonautic medicine path for 20, hell, 25 years.

And in those 25 years, whether it's breathwork, which always brings the tears and emotions, or whether it's ayahuasca, or whether it's in the huachuma from the Chavin tradition, or bufo from the Siri tradition, or

And in those 25 years, whether it's breathwork, which always brings the tears and emotions, or whether it's ayahuasca, or whether it's in the huachuma from the Chavin tradition, or bufo from the Siri tradition, or

And in those 25 years, whether it's breathwork, which always brings the tears and emotions, or whether it's ayahuasca, or whether it's in the huachuma from the Chavin tradition, or bufo from the Siri tradition, or

whatever the great traditions i've been working with these medicines really help open your heart and your feeling body because anything else is actually not who we are we are emotional beings and there's a place where it's important i think for the masculine to be able to bracket those emotions

whatever the great traditions i've been working with these medicines really help open your heart and your feeling body because anything else is actually not who we are we are emotional beings and there's a place where it's important i think for the masculine to be able to bracket those emotions

whatever the great traditions i've been working with these medicines really help open your heart and your feeling body because anything else is actually not who we are we are emotional beings and there's a place where it's important i think for the masculine to be able to bracket those emotions

Like, if things are going awry, you have to be able to just take decisive action and then feel what's necessary later. Like, if things come into, like, significant conflict, like, I was attacked with my fiancé at a time by four guys who surrounded my car, and it's not time for me to be emotional. At that point, it's time for me to fight.

Like, if things are going awry, you have to be able to just take decisive action and then feel what's necessary later. Like, if things come into, like, significant conflict, like, I was attacked with my fiancé at a time by four guys who surrounded my car, and it's not time for me to be emotional. At that point, it's time for me to fight.