Michael Pollan: The Hidden Cost Of Constant Distraction (Use THIS Practice To Reclaim Your Attention, Clarity, And Inner Freedom)
In this deeply reflective episode of On Purpose, Jay Shetty welcomes acclaimed journalist and author Michael Pollan to explore the nature of consciousness, the limitations of scientific materialism, and the transformative potential of meditation and psychedelics. Pollan argues that much
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