Elisabeth McKay

But most people go seeking those things to help themselves heal emotionally.

And that is not what those spaces are there for.

If you don't learn how to heal yourself emotionally and behaviorally before you go open those doors, the chances that you will become worse, not better, are extremely high.

I'm excited to open up this conversation again when Dr. David Rabin comes back in the fall because I think there's more here and it is a nuanced conversation.

And I hope that you hear me when I say I'm certainly not just trying to be anti.

I am much more trying to help you prevent harm by being honest.

And for those of you that are interested, we can certainly take this conversation way more spiritual.

I know we try to keep it pretty scientific practical on this podcast, but if we want to do a part two on what's really happening in the spirit realm, we can totally do that as a webinar.

so thank you for tuning into this episode please share it with somebody who may put psychedelics and medicine on a pedestal and not take the time to think more clearly about what they're exposing themselves to without understanding if their brain is suited for this type of medicine and if you want to know you're going to go to predictivemind.io i will see you next week

If you are somebody who cycles on jealousy, you are the person suffering the most.

And there's literally no amount of success or beauty or followers that you can gain that will solve this problem.

If you don't rewire the core issue itself, there's no external metric that is going to solve this problem.

Jealousy is one of the most socially normalized forms of self-destruction.

People romanticize about it, they joke about it, and frankly, they build entire identities around it.

But jealousy is rarely about the other person.

It's about what your nervous system believes their existence means about you.

And if you don't understand that distinction, jealousy quietly turns into resentment, obsession, control, gossip, passive-aggressive behavior, self-sabotage, emotional fixation, relationship toxicity, and chronic dissatisfaction.

If you experience jealousy as one of your core emotions, you won't like your life.

You won't ever feel happy on the inside.

You may project something else to the external world, but on the inside, no.