The Psychedelic Reformation - Eric Osborne

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Eric Osborne joins George for a wide-ranging, two-hour conversation that moves from personal history into the deepest questions psychedelics raise about science, religion, and healing.

Eric traces his own path — a small-town Kentucky upbringing, a spiritual awakening in a garden, a psychedelic retreat that reordered his priorities, and a near-death experience intense enough to leave him sweating blood. From there the conversation opens into the ideas at the center of his book, The Psychedelic Reformation: why "renaissance" is the wrong word for what's happening with these medicines (they never left — they were pushed underground), what the "stay put muscle" is and why it matters more than any technique, the existential weight of real informed consent, and why psilocybin is better understood as a technique to practice than a technology to master.

Along the way: gifts from non-material beings, the stolen golden age of psychedelic research, whether mushrooms are medicine, drug, or sacrament, and why science and religion may both be asking the wrong questions about healing and authority.

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Eric's book, The Psychedelic Reformation → ericsosborne.com/the-psychedelic-reformation

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