On Wednesday, my status in the world changed from a guy who’s never been on television to a guy who has. That’s right; I’m on television, right here in Brazil. I filmed a commercial for Brazilian Father’s Day.
Based on rhetoric from my recent blogs including Worlds Apart, A Blast From The Plast, and Consciousness Is The Key To Change, it may appear that my worldview could easily be categorized as millenarian, apocalyptic, or Utopian.
In recent months, I've been attempting to persuade my father, among others, to work with Ayahuasca. Not only is this because of the immense physical, psychological, and spiritual benefits one can gain by working with Ayahuasca, but, as I now realize and can acknowledge, it is because I have a desire to share my worldview with my father and my peers alike.
I’m not sure what has compelled me to write this. It’s likely a combination of feelings…boredom, frustration, anxiety. I’m not a writer, nor am I a professional. What I am is a child of my particular generation. No generation has ever before been presented with the types of challenges facing mine and ones after me today.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
