1 hr 1 min
72. Can Psychedelics Help You Unbind From Your Generational Trauma & Heal Your Marriage? Seth Lorinczi's Story The Psychedelic Mom
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- Health & Fitness
Exploring the deeply transformative nature of psychedelics on parenthood, personal growth, and the understanding of generational trauma, Seth Lorinczi, a writer and parent, shares his journey with psychedelics and how it has influenced his life, relationships and perspective on his family lineage.
Michaela's conversation with Seth puts a significant focus on the critical juncture at which Seth was reintroduced to psychedelics in his forties during a crisis in his marriage, leading to profound changes in his relationship and his ability to show up more fully for his own life.
Seth shares about his process of excavating his family’s Holocaust survival story, in part through a psychospiritual quest to Hungary and how he then documented this experience and the revelations it inspired in his book, 'Death Trip: A Post-Holocaust Psychedelic Memoir’.
Beyond personal transformation, Seth touches on the broader societal and cultural dimensions of psychedelic use, including its impact on parenting, the dangers associated with young people's cannabis use, and the societal implications of mainstreaming psychedelic therapy. The interview illuminates the intricate ways in which psychedelics can act as both a mirror and a catalyst for deeper self-exploration and healing, and how they can also help individuals gain more clarity about collective and generational wounds.
Exploring the deeply transformative nature of psychedelics on parenthood, personal growth, and the understanding of generational trauma, Seth Lorinczi, a writer and parent, shares his journey with psychedelics and how it has influenced his life, relationships and perspective on his family lineage.
Michaela's conversation with Seth puts a significant focus on the critical juncture at which Seth was reintroduced to psychedelics in his forties during a crisis in his marriage, leading to profound changes in his relationship and his ability to show up more fully for his own life.
Seth shares about his process of excavating his family’s Holocaust survival story, in part through a psychospiritual quest to Hungary and how he then documented this experience and the revelations it inspired in his book, 'Death Trip: A Post-Holocaust Psychedelic Memoir’.
Beyond personal transformation, Seth touches on the broader societal and cultural dimensions of psychedelic use, including its impact on parenting, the dangers associated with young people's cannabis use, and the societal implications of mainstreaming psychedelic therapy. The interview illuminates the intricate ways in which psychedelics can act as both a mirror and a catalyst for deeper self-exploration and healing, and how they can also help individuals gain more clarity about collective and generational wounds.
1 hr 1 min