Into The Multiverse

"One habit that quietly changed everything 💭
Something very different begins to happen in relationships when you stop speaking to people’s wounds and start speaking to their light. Every person carries many inner parts. There is pain, fear, defensiveness and old wounds that sometimes show up in the way someone talks to us or behaves around us. But underneath all of that there is also something else. A quiet inner clarity. A deeper kindness. A place that remembers who they are beyond their pain.

When we react only to the wounded part in someone, the conversation usually stays there. Pain meets pain, defense meets defense, and the interaction becomes heavier. But when we consciously address the clearer, brighter part in another person, something subtle shifts. That place inside them feels recognized. And it becomes much easier for them to respond from there.

People often grow into the way they are seen. And sometimes one of the most powerful things we can do in this world is to speak to the light in someone, even when their wounds are the loudest thing in the room."

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Access to safe and legal psych-del!c medicine is still out of reach for many people, which is why policy decisions matter so deeply. They shape who can access care and what the future of treatment looks like.

In this episode with Joshua Kappel, , we explore how psych-del!c policy is rapidly evolving across the U.S., from underground use to emerging regulatory frameworks, and what it takes to build systems that actually reflect real-world healing.

We also ask one of our favorite questions: What’s the most important lesson psych-del!cs have taught you? 🍄

Comment below and we’ll DM you the full episode link 👇

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Disclaimer: Into the Multiverse does not provide medical or legal advice. ITM’s content is never intended as an attempt to buy, sell, trade, donate, gift, or ask for entheogens. ITM does not encourage illegal activity. Content posted here follows Meta’s Community Standards.