Peter Berg

uh and the son died their kid died uh and i found out that that was my editor and that that had happened to him and uh just came in after i'd found that and we're working and then i realized he had a picture of his son a little picture kind of under his computer that i noticed for the first time And I don't know him that well. And I started asking him about his son.

uh and the son died their kid died uh and i found out that that was my editor and that that had happened to him and uh just came in after i'd found that and we're working and then i realized he had a picture of his son a little picture kind of under his computer that i noticed for the first time And I don't know him that well. And I started asking him about his son.

uh and the son died their kid died uh and i found out that that was my editor and that that had happened to him and uh just came in after i'd found that and we're working and then i realized he had a picture of his son a little picture kind of under his computer that i noticed for the first time And I don't know him that well. And I started asking him about his son.

And I heard about this and I'm really sorry. And I just want you to know that I'm, I'm aware and if there's anything we can talk about or you want to talk about, I want to be available to you for that." And we started talking and started asking him questions about his son and what kind of life his son had had and what kind of young man he was at that age and what he had experienced.

And I heard about this and I'm really sorry. And I just want you to know that I'm, I'm aware and if there's anything we can talk about or you want to talk about, I want to be available to you for that." And we started talking and started asking him questions about his son and what kind of life his son had had and what kind of young man he was at that age and what he had experienced.

And I heard about this and I'm really sorry. And I just want you to know that I'm, I'm aware and if there's anything we can talk about or you want to talk about, I want to be available to you for that." And we started talking and started asking him questions about his son and what kind of life his son had had and what kind of young man he was at that age and what he had experienced.

And we started talking. We started talking for a while and he stopped. He said, you know, I haven't talked about my son like this. And I realized, I don't know that I would have had this conversation prior to experiencing that medicine. And we started talking about it. And I said, well, you know, how are you and your wife coping? He said, horribly, horribly.

And we started talking. We started talking for a while and he stopped. He said, you know, I haven't talked about my son like this. And I realized, I don't know that I would have had this conversation prior to experiencing that medicine. And we started talking about it. And I said, well, you know, how are you and your wife coping? He said, horribly, horribly.

And we started talking. We started talking for a while and he stopped. He said, you know, I haven't talked about my son like this. And I realized, I don't know that I would have had this conversation prior to experiencing that medicine. And we started talking about it. And I said, well, you know, how are you and your wife coping? He said, horribly, horribly.

He said, we're going to grief counseling. But it's not working. They've gone to some like chainsaw counseling where they go into the woods with chainsaws and just start cutting trees as a way of trying to release anger and energy. I mean, axes and group therapy. And I asked him if he had thought about exploring psychedelics. And he said his wife was talking about that.

He said, we're going to grief counseling. But it's not working. They've gone to some like chainsaw counseling where they go into the woods with chainsaws and just start cutting trees as a way of trying to release anger and energy. I mean, axes and group therapy. And I asked him if he had thought about exploring psychedelics. And he said his wife was talking about that.

He said, we're going to grief counseling. But it's not working. They've gone to some like chainsaw counseling where they go into the woods with chainsaws and just start cutting trees as a way of trying to release anger and energy. I mean, axes and group therapy. And I asked him if he had thought about exploring psychedelics. And he said his wife was talking about that.

And I said, well, have you heard about 5-M? You know, he sat up. He said, my wife has been asking me about this. And I said, he said, what's it like? What do you think? And I thought about it. And I said, you know, here's what I think. And I was like, you know, forgive me if I'm overstepping. He said, no, I want you to say it. I said, okay, because I really didn't know him that well.

And I said, well, have you heard about 5-M? You know, he sat up. He said, my wife has been asking me about this. And I said, he said, what's it like? What do you think? And I thought about it. And I said, you know, here's what I think. And I was like, you know, forgive me if I'm overstepping. He said, no, I want you to say it. I said, okay, because I really didn't know him that well.

And I said, well, have you heard about 5-M? You know, he sat up. He said, my wife has been asking me about this. And I said, he said, what's it like? What do you think? And I thought about it. And I said, you know, here's what I think. And I was like, you know, forgive me if I'm overstepping. He said, no, I want you to say it. I said, okay, because I really didn't know him that well.

I said, in my mind, the way I'm thinking about you and your family, if this is your son right now in your mind, and he's right here, and wherever you look, your son, your dead son is right there, and you can't, right, wherever you look. I said, I believe that this medicine could maybe take your son and put him here for a minute. And give you... It's never going to go away.

I said, in my mind, the way I'm thinking about you and your family, if this is your son right now in your mind, and he's right here, and wherever you look, your son, your dead son is right there, and you can't, right, wherever you look. I said, I believe that this medicine could maybe take your son and put him here for a minute. And give you... It's never going to go away.

I said, in my mind, the way I'm thinking about you and your family, if this is your son right now in your mind, and he's right here, and wherever you look, your son, your dead son is right there, and you can't, right, wherever you look. I said, I believe that this medicine could maybe take your son and put him here for a minute. And give you... It's never going to go away.

But give you a little bit of space to maybe process something like that in a way that you're not able to. And I stand by that. And it's advice I would give... to myself, to you, to anyone. The only thing I think is that young people might, I don't think it's good to do for someone, you know, much in their 20s still. I would encourage people to wait until their 30s. Yeah. Just because.

But give you a little bit of space to maybe process something like that in a way that you're not able to. And I stand by that. And it's advice I would give... to myself, to you, to anyone. The only thing I think is that young people might, I don't think it's good to do for someone, you know, much in their 20s still. I would encourage people to wait until their 30s. Yeah. Just because.