Dr. Alok Kanojia

Well, I wasn't a psychiatrist back then.

And so then it's like, OK, well, like now we have to figure this out.

So if people are like interested in scientific exploration, you know, I think one of the sad things about the world is like we've explored the surface.

We figured it out.

But within every single one of us is a dimension of exploration that only you can do.

You know, do you think when we're talking about samskaras, sankalpa, the unconscious parts of our mind, these liminal states of consciousness, we can hear Andrew talk about it.

But if you want to like be there, you have to go there.

No one can go there for you.

And that's ultimately what I think is like really cool about it.

Thank you for having me.

Andrew, I got to say, you are also one of a kind.

I feel like you could still go.

I'm wiped.

I mean, I can see that you've got more hours in you.

And it's interesting.

You know, I felt that gravity the moment you came into the room.

But, yeah, I mean, you're really energetic.

And so it's been awesome being here.

And thank you so much.

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