Kristy Crabtree

What I found is that these medicines, when taken with the intention to heal... are able to break through these barriers, illuminate patterns of behavior that we have so that we become aware of them. Because so often they are deeply rooted in our subconscious to the point where we've just normalized them. And we don't even realize that we have these destructive patterns that hold us back.

And when you're able to really shine light on these patterns and release the trauma, which is actually held in our physical bodies. Mm-hmm.

And when you're able to really shine light on these patterns and release the trauma, which is actually held in our physical bodies. Mm-hmm.

And when you're able to really shine light on these patterns and release the trauma, which is actually held in our physical bodies. Mm-hmm.

Absolutely. it expands the brain in different ways and different psychedelics impact the brain in different ways. More on a less scientific level, what I've kind of come to realize is that the brain is almost a filter for consciousness. It's almost like the consciousness isn't manufactured from the brain as a product of the brain, but the brain filters down consciousness that's much more broad.

Absolutely. it expands the brain in different ways and different psychedelics impact the brain in different ways. More on a less scientific level, what I've kind of come to realize is that the brain is almost a filter for consciousness. It's almost like the consciousness isn't manufactured from the brain as a product of the brain, but the brain filters down consciousness that's much more broad.

Absolutely. it expands the brain in different ways and different psychedelics impact the brain in different ways. More on a less scientific level, what I've kind of come to realize is that the brain is almost a filter for consciousness. It's almost like the consciousness isn't manufactured from the brain as a product of the brain, but the brain filters down consciousness that's much more broad.

And so when you start using psychedelics, there's different neurotransmitters that are impacted. If we're talking about something legal like ketamine, it works on the NDMA and the glutamate receptor sites. And so what that does is it impacts your ability to be able to learn and to make new novel connections. We have a ton of NDMA

And so when you start using psychedelics, there's different neurotransmitters that are impacted. If we're talking about something legal like ketamine, it works on the NDMA and the glutamate receptor sites. And so what that does is it impacts your ability to be able to learn and to make new novel connections. We have a ton of NDMA

And so when you start using psychedelics, there's different neurotransmitters that are impacted. If we're talking about something legal like ketamine, it works on the NDMA and the glutamate receptor sites. And so what that does is it impacts your ability to be able to learn and to make new novel connections. We have a ton of NDMA

really given to us when we're little and that's how we learn so much we're just sponges when we're children and so when those are activated those receptors we're able to learn more and that can stay active in the brain for up to two weeks so we're able to implement these new more novel ways of being into our lives that maybe we had barriers to before. But we can't just go to the novel.

really given to us when we're little and that's how we learn so much we're just sponges when we're children and so when those are activated those receptors we're able to learn more and that can stay active in the brain for up to two weeks so we're able to implement these new more novel ways of being into our lives that maybe we had barriers to before. But we can't just go to the novel.

really given to us when we're little and that's how we learn so much we're just sponges when we're children and so when those are activated those receptors we're able to learn more and that can stay active in the brain for up to two weeks so we're able to implement these new more novel ways of being into our lives that maybe we had barriers to before. But we can't just go to the novel.

We have to literally go into the depths of the darkness, the things that we're afraid to look at and say, okay, how can I look at these things? And it's so neat because in traditional psychotherapy, we can start to look at some of those traumas And people get really activated in their nervous systems and they feel that physical activation and they get afraid.

We have to literally go into the depths of the darkness, the things that we're afraid to look at and say, okay, how can I look at these things? And it's so neat because in traditional psychotherapy, we can start to look at some of those traumas And people get really activated in their nervous systems and they feel that physical activation and they get afraid.

We have to literally go into the depths of the darkness, the things that we're afraid to look at and say, okay, how can I look at these things? And it's so neat because in traditional psychotherapy, we can start to look at some of those traumas And people get really activated in their nervous systems and they feel that physical activation and they get afraid.

And they're kind of like, OK, that's enough. I didn't know it was going to be so hard. But when you are on a psychedelic medicine taken as a sacrament.

And they're kind of like, OK, that's enough. I didn't know it was going to be so hard. But when you are on a psychedelic medicine taken as a sacrament.

And they're kind of like, OK, that's enough. I didn't know it was going to be so hard. But when you are on a psychedelic medicine taken as a sacrament.

for healing you're suspended in this feeling of love and the fear really tends to diminish some of these drugs like mdma actually completely repress the amygdala which is your fear response so you feel enveloped in love while you examine some of these patterns and they're so easy to look at and because you've been able to look at these hard things without all the fear you can you