Podcasts about Religious Freedom Act

In this fascinating conversation for the MindHealth360 Show, Pam Conboy and Leia Linder discuss an imminent and radical approach to mental health treatment: psychedelic therapy. When combined with spirituality, community, and functional medicine, this approach can be incredibly powerful for brain restoration, neuroplasticity, and mental healing. Pam Conboy is a biologist and clinical laboratorian who has worked most of her life in medical marketing but has been working in Naturopathic Functional Medicine spheres for the last 7 years, transforming her approach and understanding of medicine.  Leia Linder is a naturopathic physician. Following significant patient interest in the healing power of psychedelics, she was blown away by the wealth of research on the power of psilocybin to successfully address depression, anxiety, PTSD, and many other mental health conditions as a breakthrough therapy endorsed by the 2018/19 US Food and Drug Administration. Reconnecting a year ago, they discovered how psilocybin can be used legally and therapeutically in the context of a religious entity. Founders of the Setas Seminary Church of Spiritual Integration, the first legitimate non-profit church using psilocybin for therapeutic use under the Religious Freedom Act, their treatments sincerely incorporate elements of naturopathic medicine, holistic spirituality, and psychedelic-assisted therapy. In this groundbreaking interview, they explain the remarkable effects of psilocybin on our biochemistry to reveal why it can not only powerfully and sustainably address mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD when used in an integrative and therapeutic way but can also be truly life-changing for those who use it. In this episode, learn about: How the Religious Freedom Act enables the use of psilocybin within the church setting. Ways psilocybin kickstarts the healing process, and why it works significantly more effectively than antidepressants via the 5-HT serotonin receptors. How microdosing can help individuals taper off SSRIs. Why the therapeutic space is key and the importance of the therapist witnessing/holding in the healing journey. How recreational use can go wrong, and why the Church hasn't seen a 'bad trip.' Why the psilocybin used in the Church is safer than SSRI medications, where their psilocybin is sourced, and the rigorous testing involved. The three therapeutic psilocybin dosing categories, and the circumstances in which they are applied: 1) micro-dosing 2) moderate dose 3) full dose Ways the full dose generates a significant psychedelic experience, why it is taken in ceremony and how it works long-term. How psilocybin can create neural pathways/connections, as shown in MRI scans, and how it can vastly increase neuroplasticity and the growth of brain cells quickly – giving sufferers a jump start into better mental health. Why whole mushrooms, rather than molecules, are used and ways they are anti-inflammatory. Why psilocybin is only one of many tools in the healing toolkit, and why the integration of community, naturopathic medicine, EMDR, light therapy, etc., is also vital, and how the Church facilitates this approach. The early research showing that psilocybin can prevent neurodegenerative diseases and stabilize the endocrine system, pointing toward its potential to treat many areas of poor health. Some incredible case stories from churchgoers, ways it can unexpectedly bring to the forefront and heal past traumas, and why psilocybin therapy can be life-changing. For further insights, visit www.mindhealth360.com – your comprehensive guide to mental well-being.

SummaryReverend Dr. Leah Linder, co-founder of SETAS Seminary, discusses the use of psilocybin as a form of medicine for mental health. The seminary was formed to offer legal access to psilocybin through the Religious Freedom Act. Psilocybin has been found to have benefits for depression, anxiety, PTSD, diabetes, sleep disturbances, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, cognitive decline, and neurological disorders. Microdosing psilocybin involves taking sub-perceptual doses to create a state of neuroplasticity in the brain, allowing for the rewiring of neural patterns. The seminary offers different formulas for microdosing based on individual needs and also provides educational resources and community events. Dr. Leah Linder discusses the benefits of psilocybin and the role of Setas Seminary in providing access to psychedelic medicine. She shares how microdosing can improve mental health and enhance focus and creativity. Dr. Linder explains the process of becoming a member of the church and receiving sacrament, as well as the importance of integration and community support. She also addresses contraindications for psilocybin use and the potential for further research and mainstream acceptance of psychedelic-assisted therapies.LEARN MORE AT www.setasseminary.org Keywords: psilocybin, mental health, microdosing, neuroplasticity, SETAS Seminary, religious freedom, depression, anxiety, PTSD, diabetes, sleep disturbances, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, cognitive decline, neurological disorders, psilocybin, Setas Seminary, microdosing, mental health, sacrament, integration, community support, contraindications, research, mainstream acceptanceTakeawaysSETAS Seminary was formed to offer legal access to psilocybin as a form of medicine for mental health through the Religious Freedom Act.Psilocybin has been found to have benefits for depression, anxiety, PTSD, diabetes, sleep disturbances, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, cognitive decline, and neurological disorders.Microdosing psilocybin involves taking sub-perceptual doses to create a state of neuroplasticity in the brain and rewire neural patterns.SETAS Seminary offers different formulas for microdosing based on individual needs and provides educational resources and community events. Psilocybin can have profound effects on mental health and spirituality, leading to transformative experiences.Setas Seminary provides access to psilocybin through a church membership model, offering sacrament and community support.Integration is a crucial part of the healing process, and Setas Seminary offers resources and support for members.There are contraindications for psilocybin use, particularly for individuals on lithium therapy or with bipolar disorder.Further research and mainstream acceptance of psychedelic-assisted therapies are needed to fully understand their potential benefits.Sound Bites"SETAS seminary came to be because we wanted to be able to offer psilocybin as a form of medicine for patients.""Psilocybin has benefits for depression, anxiety, PTSD, diabetes, sleep disturbances, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, cognitive decline, and neurological disorders.""Microdosing psilocybin involves taking sub-perceptual doses to create neuroplasticity and rewire neural patterns.""It was the most profound spiritual experience she's ever had in her life.""This is truly root cause medicine and I'm so, so passionate about it.""Come on out to Reno. We'll pick you up from the airport."Chapters00:00Introduction to SETAS Seminary02:42Forming SETAS Seminary through the Religious Freedom Act06:00Microdosing Protocol and Duration08:19Effects of Microdosing Psilocybin10:41Joining SETAS Seminary and Community Offerings13:53Expanding SETAS Seminary Beyond Reno20:48The Profound Spiritual Experience of Psilocybin21:38Setas Seminary: Root Cause Medicine22:11Personalized Experiences at Setas Seminary23:25Navigating Challenging Experiences24:10Integration: Key to Lasting Change25:52Accessing Psilocybin Anywhere in the US26:19Psilocybin's Breakthrough Therapy Designation27:43Government Support for Psychedelic Medicine28:22The Potential for a Kinder and More Loving Planet32:59Quality Control and Manufacturing at Setas Seminary33:53Perceptible Shifts and Individual Experiences36:22Healing Trauma and Evolving Humankind37:37Setas Seminary: Medicinal Mushroom Church

This week #scoopsquadwv hosts State Senator from the First District Laura Chapman from Ohio County as she discusses the Religious Freedom Act bill and the Vaccination Exemption bill. Also, Shari Johnson from Calhoun County's Ridgeview News describes in detail how the Calhoun County Commission disrespected their constituents at a county commission meeting and called the interested citizens in attendance troublemakers.

The Pilot briefly discusses both the importance of providing religious freedom for all Americans of religious and non-religious affiliations as well as continuing to expand on economic premises set forth at the beginning of this airmanship term. With the Holy Month of Ramadan approaching soon for many Muslim Americans, Airman Khan shares what Ramadan really is about, the ideals it teaches to the Muslims around the globe as well as to the non-Muslims, and how it brings an significant impact to the universe, and concludes that religious freedom needs to be preserved at all costs in 2021, a pinnacle tenet from Islam regarding unity and coexistent of multi-ethnic communities. He continues to address that he will expand to push for prosperity through agendas he has already outlined from the recent weeks, and ends with a message that the unity of America and our citizens is what will shape up our national economy with confidence as well as dominance. He looks forward to a great start to the second fiscal quarter of 2021.

Politically Inclined Episode 17: An interview with Mayoral Candidate Sam Johnson and Religious Freedom Act On this week’s episode, we are joined by mayoral candidate Sam Johnson. Sam is a UofSC alum who shared his plans on how he hopes to win the mayoral election this upcoming fall, what he plans to do to help students engage with the community and what inspired him to run. Plus, our hosts covered a special segment regarding the Religious Freedom Act Bill that was just passed at the statehouse. Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Flynn Snyder and Joshua Tekle

In this episode, Barry Farah breaks down House Bill 5, known as the Equality Act. The Equality Act does a search and replace on the 1964 Civil Rights Act, swapping LGBTQ rights for minority rights mentioned in the 1964 Act. But it goes beyond the Civil Rights Act to grant not only equal rights, but special rights. Barry Farah explains how the Equality Act, under the guise of removing discrimination against the LGBTQ community, infringes on the freedoms of others. Barry describes how the Equality Act effectively ends women's sports as biological males who identify as trans or female must be allowed to compete in women's sports, for example. It would require businesses and nonprofits to hire trans individuals for reasons other than being qualified for the job. Barry Farah shows how the Department of Justice would be empowered to enforce these requirements. In addition, if passed into law, the Equality Act would do away with the Religious Freedom Act's protection of faith-based organizations and churches, requiring that they hire people from the LGBTQ community regardless of whether they are aligned with the theology of these institutions. Barry Farah suggests that the Equality Act also discriminates against biological females by requiring that public restrooms or locker rooms be open for use by biological males who identifies as female, regardless of safety and privacy concerns. Barry Farah asserts that the rights afforded to all Americans should be experienced by members of the LGBTQ community, without granting special rights or taking away the rights of others.

In this episode we discuss a variety of issues surrounding the LGBTQ+ community including the Religious Freedom Act, Access to Healthcare/Mental Health, discrimination in housing, LGBTQ+ sentiments within black & brown communities, and more.

Frank Brennan, Jesuit priest and member of the expert panel on Religious Freedom set up by Malcolm Turnbull says the Israel Folau matter is a "simple freedom of contract case regardless of Mr. Folau's religious views". "I think the question is, did he voluntarily, and for a very large sum of money, agree with his employer to follow a work code which included an undertaking not to make statements on social media about various things which may or may not have a religious component?" Responding to Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells' renewed call this week for a Religious Freedom Act - as distinct from narrower legislation favoured by the Morrison government - Brennan told The Conversation: "I continue to have my reservations about that, mainly on the basis that I don't think religious freedom is an enormous problem in Australia". He sees the way forward as a Religious Discrimination Act, recommended by the review, in line with other existing anti-discrimination laws on race and gender. As for issues to do with religious schools, "Penny Wong's bill was correct" - referring to the Senator's Amendment to the Sex Discrimination Act late last year which sought to remove the capacity of religious schools to directly discriminate against students on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identity or intersex status. The only addition needed to this, he says, would be a clear commitment that "religious schools are free to teach their doctrine". Additional audio A List of Ways to Die, Lee Rosevere, from Free Music Archive. Image: AAP/ Alan Porritt

Both sides have announced their front benches. Which is strongest? What are the weak links? Also up for discussion are the Religious Freedom Act, and picking a legacy moment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s hard to say if any other individual in America has had a greater platform to do more harm to the LGBTQ community than Vice President Mike Pence. You may have heard of Whitey McWhite Mike Pence. The Vice President of the United States, former Indiana governor and originator of the anti-queer, Religious Freedom Act.... The post 50: Mike Pence, Villains of the LGBTQ appeared first on Your Queer Story.

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Grindr Case, Milo Yinopoulous, Texas’ First Transgender Mayor, Frederik Douglass, Religious Freedom Act, Uber CEO resigns, Beyoncé is pregnant with twins, Matthew McConaughey says that we should “embrace” Donald Trump, Rihanna as Marion Crane in Bates Motel movie, Omarosa on The View, Sage Steele complains about Trump protest after missing her flight, Stacy Dash gets fired from Fox News, Hidden Figures wins best ensemble at 2017 SAG awards

We talk about science, Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, Betsy Devos for Education Secretary, Trump’s so-called “Religious Freedom Act,” the bigotry of the Boy Scouts of America, and about how FFRF is fighting back to preserve secular values. After celebrating the birthday of nonbelieving songwriter Burton Lane, we hear Roy Zimmerman’s irreverent song “Religious Freedom.” Then we speak with scholar John R. Shook, co-editor of the new Oxford Handbook of Secularism, about the rise of nonbelief around the world.

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Lauryn Hill showed up late for a performance in Atlanta because, get this, she was "aligning her energy with the time."  The Grammy winning artist has developed a reputation for showing up late for her shows.  Should the fans know better and not complain of her tardiness?  Does she owe the fans a discount for making them sit around and wonder if she's going to show?Dwyane Wade is one of the most respected men in the NBA.  However, he did something deemed disrespectful by many just recently.  He kept shooting jump shots during the start of Canada's national anthem.  For about 15 seconds.  Was the criticism warranted?Lastly, we'll talk LGBT with House Bill 1523 in Mississippi (the Religious Freedom Act) and Caitlin Jenner.  Is Target doing the right thing by allowing people to use which ever bathroom they identify with sexually?  Will you buy the SI issue with Caitlin Jenner posing nude?This and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 597Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lauryn Hill showed up late for a performance in Atlanta because, get this, she was "aligning her energy with the time."  The Grammy winning artist has developed a reputation for showing up late for her shows.  Should the fans know better and not complain of her tardiness?  Does she owe the fans a discount for making them sit around and wonder if she's going to show? Dwyane Wade is one of the most respected men in the NBA.  However, he did something deemed disrespectful by many just recently.  He kept shooting jump shots during the start of Canada's national anthem.  For about 15 seconds.  Was the criticism warranted? Lastly, we'll talk LGBT with House Bill 1523 in Mississippi (the Religious Freedom Act) and Caitlin Jenner.  Is Target doing the right thing by allowing people to use which ever bathroom they identify with sexually?  Will you buy the SI issue with Caitlin Jenner posing nude? This and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions." Show No. 597 Scheduled for 60-75 mins. www.Talk2Q.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t2q/support

Check out our perspective on the Mississippi Church Protection Act and Religious Freedom Act being passed. Also tune in to find out what one Starbucks Barista is serving with your double expresso! Don't forget to send in your own debits and credits to V and Cyn at TheBlackLedgerPodcast@gmail.com. Always be a credit in a world full of debits! #TheBlackLedgerPodcast

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by Kondo Simfukwe Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us as … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 7: What Lives Matter?

by Matt Deuel Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 6: It's Time For Some Real Talk

by Matt Deuel Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 6: It’s Time For Some Real Talk

by Matt Deuel Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 5: I Pledge Allegiance To…

by Kondo Simfukwe Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 4: In G____ We Trust!

by Kondo Simfukwe Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: how should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 3: Taken In…Taking In

by Matt Deuel Gun Control. Refugee Asylum. War on Terror. The First Amendment. The Religious Freedom Act. ‪#‎_____LivesMatter‬. The issues are getting louder…the sides are becoming clearer…and, the divide is growing wider. The question is: How should the church enter into the conversation? Should we take sides? Should the church engage at all? Join us … Continue reading The Truth About – Part 2: Horses and Chariots

Joining Standing at Freedom’s Gate host Kevin Fobbs is Liberty Counsel Senior Litigation Attorney Roger Gannam who is representing Kentucky Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis. Has Christian freedom become criminalized and is Davis protected by the Kentucky’s Religious Freedom Act or has it been forfeited by the U.S. Supreme Court. U.S. Constitutional Religious freedom and protection at risk on the next Standing at Freedom’s Gate.

Joining Standing at Freedom’s Gate host Kevin Fobbs is Liberty Counsel Senior Litigation Attorney Roger Gannam who is representing Kentucky Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis. Has Christian freedom become criminalized and is Davis protected by the Kentucky’s Religious Freedom Act or has it been forfeited by the U.S. Supreme Court. U.S. Constitutional Religious freedom and protection at risk on the next Standing at Freedom’s Gate.

Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This week you’ll find the fellas put on their thinking caps and discuss big national topics like Indiana’s Religious Freedom Act and Oklahoma’s Can’t Get Married if You’re Not A Christian or Jewish Act. We also discuss suicide by pilot in the Alps, the definition of Gonzo, and out of […] The post Dude OMG! 056 – Gonzo appeared first on Dude OMG!.

Candidate for LA City Council, David Hernandez launches the California Preservation of Religious Freedom Act petition from Tio Luis's Garage. The Twins grill him on it. Jackie Casas is back with News and Dirty Laundry. Jose castigates doctors and nurses on Patriot Act. Angel flows on Chill Lounge