It was recently revealed that Will Smith drank Ayahuasca more than 14 times and felt like he tasted freedom. The actor learned how to surrender, listen and practice self-love – all valuable insights that can be gained through an intentional psychedelic experience. The power of this substance is that it removes ego from an individual’s perspective. Yet Smith still angrily smacked comedian Chris Rock in the face at the Oscars for telling a joke about his wife. Taking Ayahuasca, one of the stronger psychedelics, is just the beginning of a transformational journey that happens gradually in everyday conversations or situations.
If you’re starting to feel anxious or angry, you can take a moment to listen and then connect with your body to give it whatever it needs to release those frustrations. Ensuring that your personal and business relationships are nourishing and based on mutual growth and understanding are a critical part of this mindset. Progress will be hard to come by without a strong support system. This may include an Internet community of like-minded people who are ingesting psychedelics or adapting different forms of transformational work, as well as an experienced integration provider who does coaching around this type of work.
Another strategy that helps is practicing gratitude and journaling about what you’re grateful for. These days, people don’t even have to use a pen and pad; it can be an app on your smartphone. It’s also important to create a friendly environment that gives yourself some space, as well as take some time off from school or work. The sum of these practices will produce transformative results.
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