Rabbi says psychedelics are "elephant in the room" in sacred Jewish text
By Lisa Ling, Shannon Luibrand
An existential question many people spend their lifetime seeking an answer to is "Where can God be found?" Some in the Jewish faith believe they already know the answer to that question and say psychedelics have helped them get there.
"Yes, God's in the trees and God's in the bush and God's in the plant and also God's within us … and the breath leads us straight back to God within us," explained Meir Kay, the co-founder and lead facilitator at AhDaMa, an organization that says it cultivates safe and sacred containers for Jewish men to "discover their true selves and connect in brotherhood, healthy masculinity, and divine connection."
The men who attend Kay's gatherings go on journeys of self-discovery and connection with themselves and God. They do this with a tool all people have: Their breath.
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