Darin McBratney on Iboga & Overcoming Illness to Share Healing with the World
‘You Can’t Heal In the Same Place That Made You Ill’-Darin McBratney When considering sacred plant medicine, one can view Ayahuasca as the divine feminine
‘You Can’t Heal In the Same Place That Made You Ill’-Darin McBratney When considering sacred plant medicine, one can view Ayahuasca as the divine feminine
Since the dawn of humanity, our ancestors have cultivated a deep relationship with animals to help protect tribes, provide food, and offer unconditional love. To
The legendary story of Cliff Young is already known to many runners. If you aren’t familiar with it, you’re in for a fascinating read. An
On what seems like a daily basis, scientists are discovering new extraterrestrial bodies at an exponential rate. From asteroids to precious metals, space exploration continuously
Nestled in the depths of the deep blue sea are a newly discovered species of ultra-black fish. Absorbing almost all light, marine biologists caught these
Meet 16 Psyche, an asteroid cruising between Mars and Jupiter said to contain massive amounts of precious metals. Discovered in 1852, NASA is preparing to
The term “once in a blue moon” has its origins rooted in actual lunar activity. Where a blue moon occurs after three consecutive full moons,
For generations, indigenous people have worked with plants to connect with Spirit, ancestors, and to heal trauma. In this episode, host and founder of EIC,
Conscious media continues to weave its way into mainstream modalities such as Duncan Trussel’s recent Midnight Gospel on Netflix. The release of animated series, Undone,
In EIC’s first podcast episode, Kash Khan interviews writer and public speaker, David Icke. After publishing over 20 books and speaking in over 25 countries,
There are countless species that coast beneath humanity’s radar. While their obscurity keeps them out of the majority’s eye, environmental conditions can often lead them
During their stay aboard the International Space Station, astronauts captured Comet Neowise in a timelapse shoot of 550 images. The images were captured on July
