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00:00:00You ever done 5-Meo DMT? You should. You should. It's not like anything on this planet.
00:00:07It is, uh, it's super fast. It takes no time to build up, but they set you down and it's supposed
00:00:13to be a purge. And knowing everything I know now, and I've been down quite a few times now,
00:00:18and I've taken guys down and hosted a medicine forum, everything that conjured up from Ibogaine,
00:00:23if I would not have done 5-Meo and I would have went home in that state, I probably wouldn't be
00:00:28here. I had not come to terms and accepted everything that I did. I wanted to go home
00:00:34and confess and do all this stuff. I was disgusted at myself. Every, every vile thing I had ever said
00:00:43to my wife or my kids or relationships I had sacrificed and compartmentalization, I felt so
00:00:48guilty for it. And it was like that yard of beer, just trauma. It was coming out of my mouth. And it's
00:00:52like, you know, those moments where you're sitting there brushing your teeth, looking at yourself in
00:00:57the mirror and you're like, DJ, I can't believe you've done this. I can't believe this is your
00:01:01reality. Like you've actually done this and you have to live with this shit now. How, how did you
00:01:07get so far off track from where you were to this point now? And you're sitting there literally staring
00:01:12in the mirror just like this in disbelief. Like, I can't believe you fucking did this.
00:01:16Like this is, you're really going to have to live through this. I can't, I can't do it. I don't want
00:01:24to go home. I don't want to look at her. I don't want to break her heart. I don't want to lose the
00:01:28things I have right now. I don't want to face reality. And it kind of gets you worked up in a 5-MEO
00:01:33DMT. And we laid back there and you smoke out of this crack pipe and it looks so intimidating. Like
00:01:40it's in a little glass vial. I mean, you're heating up like you're smoking a crack rock.
00:01:45And as soon as you lay your head back, when you exhale, it's like your whole body consolidates
00:01:49into a single spark and then it explodes. It feels and it looks like, you know, when Star Trek has
00:01:55taken off those trails, it's like that. And then you end up in stratosphere, just surrounded by
00:02:00whatever. It is the craziest thing. But the guy told me when you go, he's like, Hey, whatever happens,
00:02:07let it happen. If you think you're going to die, die. If you think you're going to explode,
00:02:11explode. If you think you're going to drown, just drown. Just one big exhale and let it take you.
00:02:16In the moment, you don't do that. In the moment, you're like, you're trying to hold onto it,
00:02:20hold onto it. So I would throw my arms out. I would scream and then I'd ball up and I'd cry.
00:02:2610, 15 minutes of like the ugliest crying you've ever seen. Uncontrollable,
00:02:30like throwing out, crying, like cry so hard you throw up. I woke up and I sat up and he looked at me
00:02:36and he went, that wasn't it. What do you mean that wasn't it? Like that was everything I had. He's
00:02:43like, hit him again. You want me to do that again? He's like, hit him again. I did six rounds of that
00:02:50dude, back to back to back over and over. And on the sixth one, this nurse came over,
00:02:56little Mexican nurse, super cool. And there was a team guy sitting off to my left or right. And he's
00:03:00like, you want to die, right? I said, yeah. He goes, then kill yourself. Do it right now with
00:03:06medicine. Like stop messing around. Stop with all the theatrics. Stop crying. Just do it.
00:03:12Kill yourself right now.
00:03:15It is true. I don't want to go home. I don't want to confess this. I am. I'll do it right now. I'm
00:03:20going to smoke this with the intention to kill myself and I'm going to hold my breath until it
00:03:23kills me because I'm not going home. Give me that thing again. And now I went through with the
00:03:27intention. I'm going to close this whole chapter out. So I envisioned the smoke was purple. And as
00:03:32I'm smoking this thing, I can feel it going through my whole body. I'm trying to push it down to my
00:03:36tippy toes. I'm trying to coat my whole self. I held back and I held that thing as long as I could.
00:03:41I could feel my eyes starting to flutter. Like it's really coming on. It feels like there's a,
00:03:45it feels like there's a cell phone this big behind your sternum and the whole thing starts to
00:03:49vibrate. And you're like, you can't take it anymore. As soon as you exhale, the whole blast off
00:03:54happens. And when that one happened, it killed me, killed my ego. It reset the whole baseline.
00:03:59And when I opened up from that one, she looked at me and goes, that was it. How you feel now? And I
00:04:04was like, I've got to get home. I got to get home right now. I got to see my old lady. Got to see my
00:04:09old lady. Got to see my girls right now. Got to get home. Got to get home right now. And then
00:04:13everything else kind of fell apart from there and we brought it all back together. And
00:04:18it was rough, man. It was so rough. It was so worth it though. If I wouldn't have gone down there,
00:04:25I wouldn't be here. A hundred percent. It's not a chance. Not a chance. You got to go.
00:04:35You're really not selling it to me, bro. Okay. Let's say somebody's, somebody's listening and they go,
00:04:40I'm not on 60 meds a day. No need me. I'm not ex-war veteran with a ton of PTSD from
00:04:49being shot out and shooting at people and stuff like that. I don't have PTSD from that at all.
00:04:53Not an ounce of my experience, not a single piece of it had anything in the military. It went from my
00:04:59childhood, zero to 16, gapped it, and then it picked me up when I transitioned up. Gapped the entire
00:05:06experience. I've been down, I've done, I began four or five times and five immediately with DMT.
00:05:11I've never had a military experience ever. Nothing. Trauma is trauma. The last time I went down,
00:05:17down with co-ed males, females, civilians, women, everybody, everybody's on the exact same path.
00:05:23You got trauma. That's how you get through it. That is 15, 20 years of therapy in five days. It's unreal.
00:05:29We've recently seen Trump sign that bill to fast track research and he's got,
00:05:35literally got ex-seals stood around him. Did you not watch our film?
00:05:41Okay. So, Marcus and Amber, they're all part of that thing. They're really one that kicked off that
00:05:45whole initiative. We did a documentary, it's on Netflix called In Ways and War. And that's really
00:05:50where the whole thing started from. Everybody got hooked up on there and got a bunch of Green Berets
00:05:55and a bunch of regular military fighter pilots are all in there and we just keep success after success
00:06:00after success. And you see it and you're like, why are we not doing this? They've been doing it for
00:06:04thousands of years. Like, why are we not letting us go? And it's often a bunch of spillover stuff from
00:06:08the 50s, 60s and 70s, but psychedelics are bad and they'll rot your brain. And I don't know, man.
00:06:15But I know it works. And I know that I'm not on a single medication. Nothing. Not a pain pill,
00:06:21not an SSRI, not an Ambien, nothing. Nothing.
00:06:28What do you think happened?
00:06:30It killed everything I had inside me that was bad. All my addictions, everything. So I'm not addicted
00:06:37to anything. Anything I do now, it's because I want to, which isn't necessarily always a good thing,
00:06:41because I like to do some bad shit too. But it resets the whole baseline. Like everything that I was
00:06:47struggling with, it swiped it all the way. That becomes an issue if you try to reintegrate. And
00:06:52that's what I tell the guys now. The version of me that came back from Mexico was so far out from
00:06:57the person that my wife had come accustomed to for the last 10 years, she didn't believe it.
00:07:04If you watch the film, you'll get to see it in real time. When I was going through the Ibogaine,
00:07:09my wife hacked my phone and found out about all the affairs, simultaneous. So I don't have my cell
00:07:15phone for five days. So the whole time I'm going through, she's getting lawyers and divorcing me,
00:07:21boxed all my stuff, took it to the shop, dropped it off, drew up divorce papers.
00:07:25It's a hell of a reintegration.
00:07:27Cousin.
00:07:28Got an ultrasound photo. She's got it all. She saw everything I had done.
00:07:34Now action. So when I come out of the medicine, they give you your cell phone right before you
00:07:39cross the border. They give you a little script to say like, Hey, I'm, I'm so happy to be on the
00:07:43other side of the medicine. I can't wait to come home and see you and explain everything. It's just
00:07:47too much to put into a text or into a phone call. So I'd rather just not talk until I see you live.
00:07:51That's what you're supposed to say. So everybody goes out there. I'll call their wives. Hey,
00:07:55hey, hey, straight to voicemail. Well, typical, my wife never answers her phone. Anyway,
00:08:02text her doesn't go through my collar. Nothing, nothing, nothing like three, four hours, nothing.
00:08:09I'm getting ready to fly home. We're going from San Diego to Atlanta, Atlanta to Norfolk.
00:08:13We leave, we land in Atlanta. As soon as I power my phone in Atlanta,
00:08:19I get a notification. The password, your Instagram has been changed.
00:08:25And I flick it over and it's my ghost account. I'm like, call.
00:08:29Now the password email has been changed. I was like, oh no. Shit. I'm not even going to have
00:08:35a chance to tell her now. Like now there's no integration. Now I've lost everything. I went
00:08:40out to Mexico. I've got this new version of myself, but I'll never be able to show it to her.
00:08:43She's not taking me back after this. And then everything kind of went from there. Dicey dude. Dicey.
00:08:54You want to hear about it? We land in Norfolk. We drive into the shop. I get out. My other two
00:09:02business partners time. All their families are out there. All the employees are out there. Hugs and
00:09:06kisses. And I can feel the tension. The other wives know. A couple of the employees they know
00:09:12because they've seen my wife bringing in boxes for the last three days, stacking in my office.
00:09:16Still haven't got a hold of her, but I'm still not totally sure. Like there's a chance that
00:09:20by some freak mystery. And then I get into the building and I walk upstairs and I open up my
00:09:28office and I mean floor to ceiling. There must've been 25, 30 boxes. Every one was perfectly folded.
00:09:35Socks, underwear, black t-shirts, normal t-shirts, jeans, this, this, military. Everything I owned was
00:09:41in those boxes. I'm like, I looked over and the other two wives are staying out there with my two
00:09:48business partners. I'm like, what's going on? They have no idea. And I just looked and I was like,
00:09:53gave him a hug, kissed him on my cheek. I was like, see you on Monday. Fist bump knowing I was never
00:09:57going to see him on Monday. Went straight downstairs. We've got a big armory. Grabbed my pistol,
00:10:03shoved him in my waistband, jumped in my truck and drove. Got in my car and I was driving out to,
00:10:07um, it was a private beach on the backside of this military base. We used to have a house. We'd lived
00:10:11out there. It's a one shot road and it's probably about a 20 minute drive. And I was probably 10
00:10:17minutes into this drive and it terminates. It's a dead end. And she was tracking my cell phone. We had
00:10:23to share my iPhone. So she knew where I was going and I got about 10 minutes down and she called my phone
00:10:28and dude, my heart rate is at 190. It's like, I can't pick it up. And I almost didn't. It's like,
00:10:37I pick it up and I was like, hello. She goes, where are you and what are you doing? And I said,
00:10:42Patsy, I, I, honey, I don't have the strength in me. I don't have the strength to see you right now.
00:10:48And she's like, where are you going? I said, I don't want to talk about it.
00:10:51Um, I'm just so fucking sorry. And I hung up the phone, made it down there and backed into a parking
00:10:57spot. And I put on a song and I told myself at the end of the song, as soon as it was done,
00:11:02I was going to get out. I was going to walk down the beach to the water's edge,
00:11:05waste deep water. I was going to shoot myself in the head, close the whole thing. I'll just be done.
00:11:09Nope. No, goodbye. No sad story. No, nothing. Just let me close this thing out and be done.
00:11:15And as soon as I backed in, she had already told two or three of the wives that lived on
00:11:19that road that I was driving down there. They had jumped out with their husbands and had flanked me
00:11:24and were staged all around the vehicle because they didn't know what I was going to do.
00:11:29I guess they were going to try to apprehend me or something.
00:11:32What was the song you chose?
00:11:34Experience by Ludovico. You ever heard it? Yeah, you have. Guaranteed.
00:11:40Okay. We'll pull it in a little bit.
00:11:44That song had probably, God, man, 30 seconds left, maybe. Maybe 30 seconds left.
00:11:51And she called again. And I looked up and she was right there, driving down the road. I was like,
00:11:55oh, fuck. I'm sitting on the back of my truck. I've got a pistol right next to me,
00:11:59just waiting for the song then. Here we go. She pulls right up, walks over.
00:12:04I've never seen anybody as strong as her, ever. And she walked right up, opened my legs up and
00:12:10walked up, essentially crotch to crotch and leaned over and pulled my sunglasses off. And then it
00:12:13exploded in hysteria. My eyes were crystal clear. They were green for the first time in a decade.
00:12:19She saw it. She knew that something had happened. And we just laid there or stood there, held each
00:12:26other and just bawled. And she backed up and she goes, how the fuck could you do this to me?
00:12:32I don't know. I don't know. I don't have any excuse. Went through the whole thing and I told her, I was
00:12:39like, I know there's no way we're going to work this out. I know there's no way you're ever going to let
00:12:43me see my kids again. I know this, I know this, I know this. I just want an opportunity to say goodbye
00:12:48to them. And she said, DJ, we've come so far right now. Look, we've been through so much together.
00:12:56We've been together since I was 22. We've been through so much right now. We don't have to stay
00:13:01married. You can't close this out right now. We'll solve it tomorrow. Let's go. Get in the car. Let's
00:13:10go home. Let's see the girls. Let's pretend like this hasn't happened and we'll deal with it tomorrow.
00:13:16Let's not ruin this for them. They're excited to see you. Let's just, we'll shelf it. She put all
00:13:21that shit on the back burner. Right after that, she goes, but before we do, I want to hear it. I
00:13:28want to hear everything. Everything what? Every detail, every ounce of it, every single person,
00:13:35every single date, tell me everything right now. That way I never have to ask you again.
00:13:41And I did. We sat down and we went through everything I had done, all the affairs, everything.
00:13:48And we got through it right then. We went back home that night, reintegrated with the kids,
00:13:52and we sat down on the edge of my bed and I scrolled to my phone and every person who was of conflict or
00:13:58potential conflict, I blocked and deleted their contact. Everybody, family members, anybody,
00:14:03anybody who had been toxic in my life that I'd been trying to foster that relationship or anything else.
00:14:08They're different in the SEAL teams. I need to control the controllables. And right now, all of this is a
00:14:13bandwidth suck. And I'm not doing it ever again. That one guy that every time he calls, my heart
00:14:18kind of drops a little bit like, God, what does this guy want? Block and delete, block and delete.
00:14:21Probably 150 people gone. And then I told her, I was like, we don't have to stay married. We can get divorced.
00:14:28We can do whatever we want to. I'm just asking you for one singular day to show you that I've changed.
00:14:33And then the day I don't, I want you to shit hand me. As soon as it happens, we went and signed paperwork,
00:14:39signed a post and up all this stuff. I'm like, as soon as I do anything, she's got the house,
00:14:44she's got this, all my assets, giving her, take it all. I don't want a single thing. I just want
00:14:49one day. And I take it set. I take it one day at a time, every single day. It's been the greatest
00:14:53thing to ever happen to us. We, our relationship is so badass. Now, if, if you sit in a room with me and
00:15:00her together, we'll be your two favorite people. She is a fucking unicorn, man. She is. She is truly
00:15:07my best friend now. And I feel so guilty because I put her on the back burner for so long because I
00:15:12knew that I could. She never left, never strayed away. She is the ultimate team wife. And I just,
00:15:19I refuse to see it for the longest time. That is the thing that haunts me now. I don't have any PTSD.
00:15:25People are like, oh, thank you for your service. Like, don't thank me for my service. Like I would
00:15:27have paid to do that job. I'm like, oh, you must be so torn up on the things you had to do. Like, no,
00:15:32no, not a bit. I loved every ounce of it. Even the bad stuff. I loved it. I love the people I
00:15:37sacrificed to be able to do the selfish things I wanted to do. Her, most of all, hard man. But I'll
00:15:43tell you what, that medicine, that is, that's the only reason you don't get to navigate through that
00:15:49with marriage counseling and talk therapy and date nights every Tuesday. That ain't going to get you
00:15:54through that. It's not. And that was our big conflict is I had changed so much over those five
00:15:59days that she thought it was bullshit. She's like, there's no way you went from that guy to this guy
00:16:05in five days. Like, I don't know how else to show you, except you got to go do a journey.
00:16:12I got her to go down and do psilocybin and 5-MeO-DMT.
00:16:17Why the, why not the Ibogaine?
00:16:20She thought Ibogaine would be too strong for her. I'm going to get her to go do Ibogaine with me.
00:16:24We're going to do a couple's journey together at some point, but I got her to do
00:16:28to essentially the same people, psilocybin, 5-MeO. And then we did it one together with
00:16:33psilocybin, MDMA, and 5-MeO. By the time we finished those, she knew exactly what it was. She's like,
00:16:40he's changed, for sure. She's like, you can't. Like, I just did psilocybin and she is so different
00:16:46from the person she was that everything made sense now.
00:16:50Why are you continuing to go back to do more Ibogaine if you think that you've already
00:16:54made the realizations that you needed?
00:16:57The second time I went down there is because I was taking somebody else. One of my buddies,
00:17:01really on the struggle bus, about to end it all. And I was like, hey man, I'll go with you. I had no
00:17:07intention of doing the medicine with him. And when I got down there, he's like, what do you mean you're
00:17:10not going to do it? I'll do it. Give it to me. I threw it right down. No prep, no warm-up,
00:17:15and just sent it. I was like, hey man, I told you, there's nothing to be afraid of.
00:17:19You cold barred Ibogaine.
00:17:20Oh, send it. I've gone down there two or three times to host. You'll cook meals,
00:17:26you'll do dishes. Keep on getting roped into it.
00:17:27And then this last time we did it for the film, I had a buddy of mine who got shot up really bad
00:17:31on my second deployment. He was like an idol to me. And he was just struggling really,
00:17:35really hard, man. And I convinced him to go down there. And I told him, I was like,
00:17:39I'll stop whatever I am doing. It's in the film. But I was like, anything. I don't care what I'm
00:17:43doing. If I'm on this fucking Rogan and you call me, I'll get up in the middle of the interview.
00:17:47I'll fly to San Diego and we'll go together. And he did. I couldn't believe he did. He called me.
00:17:51He goes, whenever you're ready, I'm ready to go. How's Saturday? And he's like,
00:17:58if you'll fly out here, I'll go. I was on a plane 24 hours. I flew out there,
00:18:01took him down to Mexico and did the whole thing. It's funny. You're on a hair trigger alert to go
00:18:06and kill people around the world for quite a while. And you're on a hair trigger alert to go and save
00:18:09people. And I began now. Amen. Like I get so much more benefit out of saving people through mental
00:18:14health than I ever did killing people. And I love killing people. Best job you'll ever have.
00:18:19But now, you know, he got through that whole experience and then we made it probably another
00:18:23year and a half and he was ready to go again. And same thing. He's like, I don't know if I could do it again.
00:18:28I'll send it. It's all right. We went down again. I flew out to San Diego and I cold called him and
00:18:35I was like, Hey man, do you remember when you said you needed me to go to Mexico with you? And he's
00:18:40like, yeah, I'm in San Diego. The bus leaves from Mexico in 30 minutes. Don't let me down. He did.
00:18:46His girlfriend dropped him off, gave him to me. None of the backpack. We went down to Mexico and he's
00:18:50never been better. I don't know, man, but I do know that it's magic. When you take that medicine,
00:19:00you cannot believe it grows in the earth. You can't believe it. I can't believe that people
00:19:06have used that for thousands of years and it has not been more mainstream. You can't quantify it.
00:19:11There's nothing on this planet. I've taken every drug there is. Everything. I've taken a bunch of
00:19:14weird stuff too during the transition. There's nothing like that. Every ounce of your addiction
00:19:20is gone instantly. It's crazy. What about for people who don't have addictions?
00:19:24Everybody has addictions. Sometimes it's your own ego. Whatever you have going on, depression,
00:19:30suicide ideation, substance abuse, women, whatever it is, whatever your thing is, you just don't feel
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Key Takeaway

Psychedelic medicine, specifically 5-MeO-DMT and Ibogaine, can function as a rapid, high-impact therapeutic tool to reset one's psychological baseline, eliminate addictions, and facilitate the reconciliation of broken personal relationships.

Highlights

  • 5-MeO-DMT and Ibogaine therapy helped eliminate chronic feelings of guilt, trauma, and substance addiction.

  • The intensive psychedelic experience acts as a total reset of the individual's baseline, effectively replacing years of conventional talk therapy.

  • This therapeutic approach facilitated the reconciliation of a marriage previously on the brink of divorce due to infidelity.

  • Over 150 toxic contacts were permanently blocked and deleted to protect personal bandwidth and maintain new mental clarity.

  • The therapy process involves high-intensity, controlled sessions that force the user to confront and release suppressed trauma.

Timeline

Therapeutic Ego Death and Trauma Release

  • 5-MeO-DMT induces an intense, rapid experience that facilitates the purging of deep-seated trauma.
  • The medicine can forcibly kill the ego, causing a complete reset of the individual's psychological baseline.
  • Attempting to resist the experience often leads to intense, uncontrollable crying and physical purging.

The experience is described as a rapid, overwhelming event where the user's body feels like a single spark that explodes, leading to a state of being surrounded by the unknown. Users are instructed to fully surrender to the sensation of dying or drowning to achieve the necessary release. In this specific case, six consecutive rounds of the medicine were required to finally achieve the ego death necessary to shift the perspective from suicidal despair to a desperate need to return home and face reality.

Reintegration and Marital Reconciliation

  • A drastic personality change following treatment can create immediate tension during the reintegration phase.
  • Honesty and full disclosure of past transgressions are necessary to establish a new foundation in a relationship.
  • Blocking and deleting toxic connections is a critical step in controlling personal bandwidth.

Returning home after the medicine presented a chaotic scenario involving divorce papers, an empty house, and a planned suicide on a private beach. Despite the severe breach of trust caused by affairs, full disclosure of all details allowed the couple to move past the initial shock. The post-medicine period focused on establishing a new standard for the relationship, which included cutting off over 150 people who represented potential conflict or toxicity.

Scaling Therapeutic Impact

  • Trauma is universal, and these methods are effective for civilians, veterans, and diverse groups.
  • The medicine is reported to be highly effective in ending dependencies on medications, including SSRIs and pain pills.
  • Personal involvement in helping others navigate the same medicine provides significant life fulfillment.

The efficacy of these psychedelic medicines transcends specific professional backgrounds like military service, addressing root traumas regardless of origin. Evidence suggests that this approach can replace years of traditional therapy, allowing individuals to discontinue all psychiatric and pain medication. A strong commitment to helping others, even involving flying across the country on short notice to accompany friends, has become a core component of maintaining this new, healthy lifestyle.

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