Colin Pugh's guest appearances

Colin Pugh

The Rising: Spirituality for Revolution

ZION 2.0

Paul Chek

Caitlin Kinnunen

Jamie Wheal

Venkatesh Rao

Peter Limberg

Erik Davis

Zak Stein

Stephen Jenkinson

Daniel Schmachtenberger

Daniel Jeffries

John Vervaeke

Joe Brewer

Jim Rutt

Bonnitta Roy

Vinay Gupta

OwlTail

In this, the inaugural episode of ZION2.0, I sit down with one who shareth my name. Colin has amazing ideas. About building new technology to serve real communities, about how Christianity can evolve to fit modern people. He runs the Brooklyn Psychedelic Society which is actually way more legit than a bunch of people buying drugs. The society aims “to cultivate a community-wide conversation about psychedelics that will ultimately shape the inevitable post-prohibition world.”Climb aboard, explorers.

In this, the inaugural episode of ZION2.0, I sit down with one who shareth my name. Colin has amazing ideas. About building new technology to serve real communities, about how Christianity can evolve to fit modern people. He runs the Brooklyn Psychedelic Society which is actually way more legit than a bunch of people buying drugs. The society aims “to cultivate a community-wide conversation about psychedelics that will ultimately shape the inevitable post-prohibition world.”Climb aboard, explorers.

#1 LSD AND RELIGION w/ Colin Pugh

Katherine MacLean

Religious leaders of traditional religions are often skeptical of the short-lived mystical experiences that entheogens like psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, etc. can bring about, even though those who have taken these consciousness-altering substances often report profound insights into the human mind and soul. At the same time, many people who have used psychedelics eschew the rigid dogma of religious institutions. Scientists have thrown themselves into the mix of this controversial topic by showing how various substances can not only lower anxiety and ease PTSD, but also inspire qualities like forgiveness and compassion. Can spiritual practice and psychedelic use come together?Katherine MacLean and Colin Pugh think so and join The Rising to discuss how these substances can, and should, be integrated with spiritual practice and community support - and how this can change for the better not only oneself, but the lives of others as well.Visit www.listentotherising.com for show links and more info.

Religious leaders of traditional religions are often skeptical of the short-lived mystical experiences that entheogens like psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, etc. can bring about, even though those who have taken these consciousness-altering substances often report profound insights into the human mind and soul. At the same time, many people who have used psychedelics eschew the rigid dogma of religious institutions. Scientists have thrown themselves into the mix of this controversial topic by showing how various substances can not only lower anxiety and ease PTSD, but also inspire qualities like forgiveness and compassion. Can spiritual practice and psychedelic use come together? Katherine MacLean and Colin Pugh think so and join The Rising to discuss how these substances can, and should, be integrated with spiritual practice and community support - and how this can change for the better not only oneself, but the lives of others as well. Visit <a href="http://www.listentotherising.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.listentotherising.com</a> for show links and more info.

E16 Psychedelics on the Spiritual Path with Katherine MacLean and Colin Pugh