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What happens after the psychedelic experience?
In this soul-level conversation, Jill Sitnik speaks with writer and Substack creator Andrew Weisse about a powerful but often overlooked part of psychedelic work: how we integrate and live with what we learn.
Andrew opens up about his journey from Wall Street to healing grief through psychedelics after personal loss and how that path led him to create a deeply reflective newsletter exploring grief, relationships, consciousness, and what it means to live well after the medicine. Together, they explore:
- Grief, mortality, and meaning in the integration process
- The danger of getting stuck in “endless healing”
- Recognizing spiritual narcissism and red flags in the space
- Choosing the right medicine (and why it matters)
- How psychedelics shifted their views on purpose, service, and showing up in the world
If you're exploring healing or asking “what now?” after your own experiences, this conversation is a must-listen.
🔗 Learn more about Andrew’s work at: https://substack.com/@thepsychedelicblog
🌐 Dive deeper into psychedelic culture at: https://psychedelicscene.com
🎙️ This podcast is for educational purposes only and reflects personal experiences. It does not constitute medical advice or promote illegal activity.2 episodes
