Justin shares his journey from early rave experiences to work with kundalini, capoeira, and ayahuasca, and how these threads wove together into a living spiritual practice. Together we ask: How do psychedelics invite us to crack open and encounter Spirit? What does it mean to center devotion rather than therapy? And how can we midwife a new spiritual culture in the midst of collapse and transformation?

This is a conversation about the terrifying beauty of the goddess, the messiness of birth, and the possibility that spirit is emerging through unexpected places—if we are willing to give ourselves fully to it.

In this conversation with Justin, he emphasizes the importance of examining the language we use when discussing such phenomena. This examination should consider the context of where the words and content originate. It is with the intention for us to better understand the original traditions, cultures and communities to where these different terms have been born, so we approach our experience in reciprocity with respect, humbleness with the benefit of clarity of what a good way to be with ourselves can look like when personal transformation turns into a spiritual crisis.