#129 PART XI of Altered States

#129 PART XI of Altered States with Dr. Mike Sapiro! Michael Sapiro, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist, Dharma teacher, meditation researcher, and former Buddhist monk. Maegan and Dr. Mike delve into a deep discussion about the realms of consciousness, Carl Jung, differences between spiritual emergence and a psychotic episode, and a whole lot more. Dr. Mike is on faculty at Esalen Institute and is a Fellow at the Institute of Noetic Sciences where he participates in research on meditation, transformation, and consciousness and we are grateful to share his expertise with you. Visit Dr. Mike’s website at https://www.michaelsapiro.com and follow him on IG @dr_mike_boise. Email us at theaddictionarypodcast@gmail.com. Follow our show! Website: http://www.theaddictionarypodcast.com IG/FB: @theaddictionarypodcast Twitter: @addictionarypod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz8d73iH6MOZcTHQEXxTHlw Leave us a 5-minute voicemail with your questions/comments or share some of your story and we will play it on the show! Find the recording button by visiting www.theaddictionarypodcast.com now. The Addictionary podcast’s new intro song is called “Here We Are Again” from the album, Spare Change, by Stiz Grimey. Purchase a copy now at www.stizgrimey.com. The Addictionary podcast and related content shared by the hosts and guests is intended to provide information and/or entertainment only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Do not delay medical consultation or substitute a medical professional’s opinion because of what you heard on this podcast. For questions or concerns about any medical conditions you may have, please contact your doctor. This podcast and its hosts do not provide crisis support for mental health or addiction. If you are in distress, visit your closest emergency room or call 911.

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