Kristy Crabtree

Well, they designed the trials themselves.

Well, they designed the trials themselves.

Well, they designed the trials themselves.

Hell? I had to walk through hell. You know, for me, I didn't realize that I had repressed sexual abuse memories that were housed in my body. And there was always this desire in me. More, more, more. This insatiable quest. And I didn't know more what. But I knew I was hungry for something. And... I didn't know if it was more spirituality, more understanding, more knowledge, more connection.

Hell? I had to walk through hell. You know, for me, I didn't realize that I had repressed sexual abuse memories that were housed in my body. And there was always this desire in me. More, more, more. This insatiable quest. And I didn't know more what. But I knew I was hungry for something. And... I didn't know if it was more spirituality, more understanding, more knowledge, more connection.

Hell? I had to walk through hell. You know, for me, I didn't realize that I had repressed sexual abuse memories that were housed in my body. And there was always this desire in me. More, more, more. This insatiable quest. And I didn't know more what. But I knew I was hungry for something. And... I didn't know if it was more spirituality, more understanding, more knowledge, more connection.

It turns out it was all those things because there was a huge part of my story that I had forgotten. And so it was my journey of remembering and in remembering that. not only remembering the abuse, but remembering my resiliency and remembering my tenacity and remembering the gifts of my spirit that were literally just on the other side of those memories.

It turns out it was all those things because there was a huge part of my story that I had forgotten. And so it was my journey of remembering and in remembering that. not only remembering the abuse, but remembering my resiliency and remembering my tenacity and remembering the gifts of my spirit that were literally just on the other side of those memories.

It turns out it was all those things because there was a huge part of my story that I had forgotten. And so it was my journey of remembering and in remembering that. not only remembering the abuse, but remembering my resiliency and remembering my tenacity and remembering the gifts of my spirit that were literally just on the other side of those memories.

Absolutely. I think sometimes, especially in this society, when we talk about America as a whole and the way that these industries work, we're taught, find the fast fix. Do the thing that's the path of least resistance.

Absolutely. I think sometimes, especially in this society, when we talk about America as a whole and the way that these industries work, we're taught, find the fast fix. Do the thing that's the path of least resistance.

Absolutely. I think sometimes, especially in this society, when we talk about America as a whole and the way that these industries work, we're taught, find the fast fix. Do the thing that's the path of least resistance.

numb the feelings so that you can just get through today and perform today but the truth is that that's not the way the way out is in and when you look inward at the things that you're most afraid to look at when you can sit with the darkness you literally find the light and when you find the light you're more in alignment with your authenticity with who you are and that's how we kind of triumph i think these paradigms inside ourselves and outside of ourselves is by

numb the feelings so that you can just get through today and perform today but the truth is that that's not the way the way out is in and when you look inward at the things that you're most afraid to look at when you can sit with the darkness you literally find the light and when you find the light you're more in alignment with your authenticity with who you are and that's how we kind of triumph i think these paradigms inside ourselves and outside of ourselves is by

numb the feelings so that you can just get through today and perform today but the truth is that that's not the way the way out is in and when you look inward at the things that you're most afraid to look at when you can sit with the darkness you literally find the light and when you find the light you're more in alignment with your authenticity with who you are and that's how we kind of triumph i think these paradigms inside ourselves and outside of ourselves is by

aligning with our integrity with our authenticity and my vision is imagine a world where we were all able to find our truth and and play that music that serves humanity right how beautiful would that be and then when we're in our power and we tell these industries no enough right it ends and I feel like we're right on the cusp of that

aligning with our integrity with our authenticity and my vision is imagine a world where we were all able to find our truth and and play that music that serves humanity right how beautiful would that be and then when we're in our power and we tell these industries no enough right it ends and I feel like we're right on the cusp of that

aligning with our integrity with our authenticity and my vision is imagine a world where we were all able to find our truth and and play that music that serves humanity right how beautiful would that be and then when we're in our power and we tell these industries no enough right it ends and I feel like we're right on the cusp of that

My big vision is people knowing who they are, the truth of who they are. And the truth of who we are is so much bigger than our humanity. And when we connect in with psychedelics, we connect in with the ancientness of

My big vision is people knowing who they are, the truth of who they are. And the truth of who we are is so much bigger than our humanity. And when we connect in with psychedelics, we connect in with the ancientness of