Jaymee Carpenter shares a raw, soul-shaking conversation about addiction, hitting rock bottom, the psychedelic experience that changed everything, and how Tibetan Buddhism helped him rewire his life. From his early days as a rising musician to living homeless on Skid Row, Jaymee's journey through darkness brought him to a place of deep reflection, healing, and rebirth.

We dive into:
* His near-death experience through ayahuasca
* The lessons death teaches us about life
* Tibetan Buddhist teachings on impermanence, reincarnation, and grief
* Why Western culture is uncomfortable with death
* Embracing discomfort, truth, and radical vulnerability
Whether you're navigating grief, addiction, or seeking a deeper meaning to life and death, this is the conversation you didn’t know you needed. Stay present—this one goes deep.

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