Welcome to the revamped podcast that was for two episodes (including this one) called Love and Your Truth until I discovered a reputable podcast with a very similar name. And before that - it was the "Microdose Your Marriage" podcast, until I realized that was too limiting. So, here's to hoping that this final renaming is the last. But F-it maybe I will just keep changing the name just to f with the algorithm.

So, in this episode marks an exciting evolution focused on feminist identity, spiritual autonomy, and the radical act of telling the truth. To celebrate this shift, I read the opening of my new book, 'How to Survive a Cultpacalypse: A Psychonaut's Guide to The Spiritual Galaxy.' Join me for an engaging satirical forward and a deep dive into spiritual grift, patriarchal systems, and more. Stay tuned for insightful discussions and interviews dedicated to unlearning societal expectations and embracing your true self.

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Rebranding
00:45 Celebrating Evolution with a New Book
01:08 The Satirical Forward
04:49 Reflections on Seeking Validation
07:15 Imaginary Endorsements
10:41 Critical Analysis of Spiritual Spaces
15:38 Conclusion and Future Discussions

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In this episode of the newly rebranded 'Love and Your Truth' podcast, the host welcomes Laura Dawn a mentor, friend, and expert in the intersection of psychedelics and creative problem-solving. Laura Dawn, who holds a master’s degree in creativity and change leadership, discusses her work in guiding leaders and teams in using sacred plant medicines to enhance creativity and cultivate heart-centered leadership.

The conversation begins with an exploration of the reasons behind the podcast's name change, shifting from 'Microdose Your Marriage' to a broader focus that includes all aspects of personal truth and alignment.

Laura Dawn then helps us understand the importance of connecting with one's inner truth, belonging to this earth, and the role psychedelics can play in this journey. The discussion also touches on Laura D.’s impactful training program, 'Transilience,' which aims to support human flourishing through creativity, resilience, and adaptability. Both Laura and the host advocate for a shift towards a more relational and purposeful engagement with psychedelics, stressing the importance of aligning personal and collective efforts to create better solutions for humanity and the planet.

Check out Laura Dawns training program, podcast, and other resources on her website: https://lauradawn.co/

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In this episode of The MicroDose Marriage podcast, host Dr. Sabrina Hadeed interviews Andrea Shuman, a clinical Ayervedic Specialist, Master Herbalist, product creator, and founder of Mycrodrops.

Shuman shares her journey into microdosing, particularly her experience overcoming weaning depression through the use of psychedelic mushrooms. They discuss the concept of pattern seering, which involves understanding and addressing the underlying patterns behind health issues rather than just treating symptoms. The conversation delves into the safety aspects of sourcing microdosing products, the variability in mushroom potency, and the risks of unregulated products. Shuman emphasizes the importance of using vetted sources and integrating microdosing into a broader health and wellness routine. The episode closes with Shuman encouraging listeners to join the microdosing community through her platform, Microverse.

You can find Andrea and her products at https://www.mycrodrops.com/

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In this ten minute Micro Moment Episode, Dr. Hadeed shares a simple, humorous moment during bedtime routine where a bloody nose turns into a reflection on grief and loneliness, emphasizing the importance of allowing oneself to feel and process emotions. Dr. Hadeed advocates for tending to grief by recognizing and sharing the 'in-between' moments in life where laughter can become tears, inviting others to embrace their own emotional journeys and understand they are not alone.

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Exploring the Benefits and History of Microdosing: A Conversation with Dr. James Fadiman

In this episode of the Microdose Your Marriage podcast, Dr. Sabrina Haddad interviews Dr. James Fadiman, a renowned researcher and author in the field of psychedelics, notably known as the 'grandfather of microdosing.' Throughout the discussion, they explore Dr. Fadiman's extensive experience, his new book 'Microdosing for Health, Healing, and Enhanced Function' and the impact of microdosing on individual well-being and relationships. The conversation delves into the practical and philosophical aspects of microdosing, its potential benefits, the evolving research in the field, and Fadiman's views on death. The episode provides insightful perspectives on the applications of microdosing in both personal development and therapeutic settings.

00:00 Introduction to Dr. James Fadiman

01:03 The New Book: Microdosing for Health

03:27 Exploring Microdosing and Its Impact

06:51 Microdosing in Daily Life

14:15 Intention and Amplification in Psychedelics

19:19 Microdosing and Relationships

22:26 Categories of Couples in Therapy

24:16 Rekindling Old Relationships

26:08 Insights on Long-Term Marriage

28:31 Therapeutic Benefits of Microdosing

30:18 Psychedelics in Mental Health Practice

34:11 Legal Landscape of Psychedelics

36:32 Reflections on Death and Dying

45:28 Legacy and Recognition in Psychedelic Science

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The script explores the use of psychedelics in conflict resolution, peace-building, and therapy, featuring insights from Natalie Lyla Ginsberg of MAPS. It highlights research on ayahuasca's impact on Israeli-Palestinian relations and MDMA in couples therapy. Emphasizing ethical integration, the importance of ceremony, and addressing intergenerational trauma, the discussion showcases psychedelics' potential in fostering empathy, understanding, and healing within families and communities. Specific attention is given to the idea of using psychedelic medicines in divorce mediation and couples that wish to navigate a more amicable ending.

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Dr. Sabrina Hadeed provides a nuanced discussion in this Micro Moment Episode about the promise of psychedelic-assisted therapy for trauma. Drawing from her own experiences in a loving but intermittently violent home, she illustrates how its possible to break intergenerational cycles. Integrating Bessel van der Kolk's insights from 'The Body Keeps the Score,' Dr. Hadeed stresses the need for holistic, ongoing healing practices, including bodywork and trauma therapy. The script also explores the challenges of reprocessing and desensitization therapy, emphasizing the importance of readiness, the value of therapeutic relationships, and the necessity of patience and trust in the healing journey.

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In this episode of 'Microdose Your Marriage', Tracy Tee, creator of Moms on Mushrooms, shares her transformative journey using psychedelics to support herself and other mothers. She reflects on the impact of losing her live comedy show during the lockdown, her existential crisis, and how microdosing on mushrooms helped her regain a sense of self after dealing with health challenges, including a surgical menopause.

Tracy highlights the profound changes in her parenting approach and personal growth stemming from her psychedelic experiences. She discusses the importance of slowing down, being present, and the misconception about microdosing as a 'mommy's little helper.' Tracy also encourages skepticism and emphasizes education and curiosity in approaching psychedelic medicine. Through her story, Tracy underlines the value of community, intentional relationships with psychedelics, and the empowerment that arises from integrating these practices into everyday life, particularly for mothers.

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