Dhru Purohit

Sure, sure.

Well, that'll be out in September and we'll update our show notes so our audience can take a look at that.

What was the motivation behind these benefactors of why they wanted to get behind this and spend serious, you know, hundreds of thousands, if not, you know, a couple million dollars to do a study like this?

Give us the background story of the title of the book, Godshot.

There's a patient that received the treatment and, you know, he plays into this.

But yeah, tell the story.

Are you religious yourself?

Do you believe that, do you have any belief of higher power and their involvement in our lives?

You know, I'm thinking about, especially in the context of

for people who are religious or are open-minded or at least have some belief of a higher power, whatever that might be, the universe, whatever.

There's often this feeling that when people go through very traumatic things of why would God or this higher power allow this to happen, right?

That's a question that religions have struggled with and answered over the years.

And there's many more people that are way more

more smarter and qualified than me that have explored this conversation that's there.

But I'm thinking about your story.

And one of the things that stands out, and I'd like to phrase it as a question to you, is that, do you think that the higher power that you believe in, a part of some of the challenging experiences that you had in life, it almost feels like reading your story in your book, that you wouldn't have ended up

coming up with this idea that there's this procedure, there's this shot that could help people if it wasn't for the extremely tough times you went through.

Very much so.

You talked about your near-death experience.

I'd love to just go on a quick tangent because it's one of those things that we've explored on this podcast before.