…alcohol. It's horseshit. Okay. But you never dealt with trauma. So you spiritualize things. And you talk about the shadow. Look, Freud and Jung had some deep insights, but they were also really limited in their perspective. And Freud and Jung spiritualized…

…about the shadow. Look, Freud and Jung had some deep insights, but they were also really limited in their perspective. And Freud and Jung spiritualized things rather than dealing with, yeah, we all have the shadow. What is that shadow? It's trauma-based. So…

…Goebbels was very clear on that. And his teacher, Edward Bernays. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right. The double nephew of Sigmund Freud. That's right. That's right. So yeah, there's certainly that aspect to it. It serves the identification so that the…

…depression, which simply means pushing down. So that's the metaphoric example, but it's very clear. People's language is always revelatory. Sigmund Freud said that there are no random events in mental life. So sometimes I say to somebody, well, this is the…

…your work with psychedelics has helped make you kind of lighter over time. Yeah. If that's true, what's the mechanism? So Sigmund Freud once said that dreams are the royal road to the unconscious, because during the dream state, your conscious mind goes to…

…sometimes without and sometimes with the help of the miracles of our modern medicine. Now, where do the psychedelics come in? Well, Sigmund Freud once said that dreams are the royal road to the unconscious. Well, that may be so, but if you read his…

…what training they've had yeah the set and setting they call it the set just go to a party in the context Secondly, Freud, Sigmund Freud once said that dreams are the royal road to the unconscious, meaning that in dreams you manifest some of our most…

…they've had yeah the set and setting they call it the set just go to a party in the context Secondly, Freud, Sigmund Freud once said that dreams are the royal road to the unconscious, meaning that in dreams you manifest some of our most unconscious…

…some of our most unconscious emotional dynamics, which is true, but the interpretation of dreams is notoriously difficult, and I think Freud certainly had his own He had his own delusions when it came to interpreting other people's dreams. But I think…