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EPISODE · Dec 23, 2024 · 1H 15M

#21 - Psychedelic Research, Life, Death and The Value of Mystical Experiences with Katherine MacLean

from Trying to Make Sense · host Bradey Coffey

Bradey interviews Katherine about her past experiences conducting psilocybin research at Johns Hopkins, which was fairly close to ground zero of the psychedelic research resurgence. They touch on where Katherine's interests are now and discuss the ultimate value that the mystical experience can and does have, when the lessons and values that it reveals are integrated into a modern life. They finish the discussion with the immaturity modern culture has around death and dying and the connections this final journey has with the mystical states precipitated via psychedelics. You can find more information on Katherine MacLean here: Katherine's Website (Where you can find her book): https://www.katherinemaclean.org/ Katherine's Fantastic Tedx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZljALxpt3iU

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