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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2025 · 57 MIN

Rev. Kokyo Henkel — Zen Priest on Psychedelics and the opening of the mind

from Trauma, Psychedelics and Buddhism · host Karen Sprinkel

Note: This episode contains audio glitches due to technical issues during recording. In this enlightening conversation, Reverend Kokyo shares his journey through Zen Buddhism and the integration of his prior experiences with psychedelics into his spiritual practice. He discusses the profound impact of both Zen teachings and psychedelic experiences on his understanding of self, trauma, and healing. Kokyo emphasizes the importance of intention and setting when exploring psychedelics, and how these experiences can complement Buddhist practices. He also addresses the challenges of navigating trauma and the significance of allowing oneself to feel and process emotions without avoidance. The dialogue highlights the interconnectedness of various spiritual paths and the potential for healing through mindfulness and compassion.Special Thanks to:Konstantin Alexander (KAStudiosHQ.com) - Podcast ProductionRyan Bell (@IG bellphoto11.com) - Logo DesignDavid Starfire (davidstarfire.com) - Music

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