Episode 105 - Dr. Megan Oxley - Psychological Sources of Physical Illness, Location of Mind, & Collective Consciousness
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Today on the podcast we speak with Dr. Megan Oxley about intergenerational teaching and learning, collective consciousness, and the psychological sources of physical illness. She shares with us her path to becoming an emergency medical physician and her interesting pathways into the field of psychedelic healing. Megan reflects on how both psychedelics and her love for studying consciousness have informed who she is and how she shows up as a mother. What a fun and fascinating conversation with a total badass!!! So come along and join me in another journey further into that which we all have but that none of us have figured out -- the deepest recesses of our consciousness, both individual and collective.
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