I have the absolute pleasure of sharing this conversation with Neil Gehani, a community advocate for breaking down mental health stigma in Asian communities, as well as a founder of mindlumen.health, a platform designed to ethically match seekers and facilitators for psychedelic therapy.
I have to thank Neil for showing up and having the courage to openly share how a series of Mdma and psilocybin-assisted journeys led him to break down a lifetime of barriers and walls he’d built up in himself that started when he was dropped outside military boarding school at the age of 4 back in India and took him to making it big in Silicon valley.
I learned a lot from Neil, and saw a lot of parallels in my journey, that I hope resonate with you to.
Enjoy this free-flowing, beautiful and heart-centred conversation.
I have the absolute pleasure of sharing this conversation with Neil Gehani, a community advocate for breaking down mental health stigma in Asian communities, as well as a founder of mindlumen.health, a platform designed to ethically match seekers and facilitators for psychedelic therapy.
I have to thank Neil for showing up and having the courage to openly share how a series of Mdma and psilocybin-assisted journeys led him to break down a lifetime of barriers and walls he’d built up in himself that started when he was dropped outside military boarding school at the age of 4 back in India and took him to making it big in Silicon valley.
I learned a lot from Neil, and saw a lot of parallels in my journey, that I hope resonate with you to.
Enjoy this free-flowing, beautiful and heart-centred conversation.