@@xaikken I think ultimately Joe is a guided-hunt/sleep-in-a-lodge kind of guy, and trekking down to a jungle village to drink a mystery potion, which has up until the last decade or so been the way to have a real Ayahuasca experience, doesn't seem like Joe's bag. Much easier to smoke DMT at a buddy's house after a set at a comedy club...
Ayahuasca was mind blowing for me. I found myself in a world where swirling colors created a mesmerizing kaleidoscope. Time stretched as I explored cosmic landscapes, feeling a profound connection to everything. It left me with a deep sense of peace and wonder, realizing the limitless potential of the mind.
@@jeremiahmorosier305 don't do it, I literally got scammed out of like $12,000 by one of these claimed "vendors" only about 6 months ago Worse decision of my life fucking with these vendors. 😔😔😔😔😔 😭😭😭😭😭
@@jeremiahmorosier305 And still TO THIS DAY they are messaging me saying that my parcel is being held by Australia Post and that it will cost $100 to get it released. I trust people way, WAY too easily!!! 😭😭😭😭😭
Me too. I'm very selective of who I listen to theo Bert and ben shapiro were the last few I watched. I wanna watch Gilbert but after seeing Gilbert on artie langes halfway house last year it's tough to beat
yeah.....a guest thats not a right wing conspiracy nut complainging about vaccines and joe is crying that cnn was dishonest .....even though he is soooo dishonest and a complete right wing nutcase now!
I did Aya 2019....I had the two serpents wrap around my body until their heads were level with mine, then beautiful flowers poured out of their heads and all of a sudden i shot up into the universe surrounded by infinite stars where i was one with all and all with one...I was filled up with love and was laughing/crying with joy. I saw Thoth, ancient gods, cats, flowers, the matrix grid, light, myy dna codes and symbols...until the 3rd cup, i left my bod thought i was dead and had a panic attack but even that was teaching me . I went to work 2 days later(hadn't told anyone) like flys to a light bulb everyone was drawn to me telling me how good I look, asking me if I had boxot! I felt my self glowing , i was so light I didn;'t touch the ground, i had more energy and was over weight at the time and slowly naturally lost weight as I wasn't over eating. So much healing took place...
Was on Oxy's for 9yrs,.. took a heroic dose of shrooms,. and the universe told me to get my life together, or i would be in a dark despair that i felt to my soul. I went cold turkey on the pills, got dopesick for 4days using vodka as a crutch. Then i quit drinking,. then I quit sugar, processed foods, and now eat only protein, fruits and low carbs. I meditate, float, workout with kettlebells and do yoga and breathing exercises. I still take psychedelics and use weed products,... but my life is 100x better than it was,.. All thanks to mushies! ~EDIT~ Thank you everyone for all the kind words and shared stories!!!~
@Psychonaut Pupildiallater hey man I can very heavily relate with your story I really have a question as im currently struggling with addiction in the same way you were.
Great story and well told. I have drank Ayahuasca on two occassions. The first time as a recovering alcoholic and that entity I purged then shook for four hours feeling turned inside out. By morning I felt the greatest peace ever in my life.
@Sharks I’m sorry and I hope you find that something or someone that makes tomorrow worth looking forward to. Even if that someone is you yourself. Good luck my friend .
I like that Ron smiled when he said he’s going to retire, so many people see retirement as a form of giving up, when in reality retirement should kick ass
This is an example of why Joe has got to the top of the mountain,he lets guests speak and time to time guides them along with subtle questions or references,very enjoyable episode
Exactly my point as well. And his story of where he started, and where he is needs to be clearly told as well. Best to Ron White and his continuing journey.
He is terrible , the show used to be okay , now it’s just right wing grifters and joe thinking he is a epidemiologist and virologist . Unfollow unsubscribe , can’t watch anymore , he may as well have Rudy Giuliani on and talk how the election was stolen
I adore this man's bravado in being straight and honest about his alcoholism, and not making apologies but just being real. I'm gonna check this one out on the Spot
@@marked4death076 DT's are nuts I genuinely thought I was going insane, shadows, whispers, thinking a pile of clothes was a person for a split second enough to send that rush of anxiety through my skin Edit: btw Jan 7th marks 7 years without a drink
I can definitely see the difference in Ron’s attitude and temperament in this versus others I’ve seen in the past. It’s clear it did have an effect on him! Thank you for sharing Ron!! 👏🏽👏🏽
@@alastair7095 You really can't slow down. You have to quit. I mean, I know there are exceptions to this rule, but those people are so unbelievably rare.
that was easily one of the best joe rogan clips ive ever watched in my life. ive been in a similar situation (just at rehab no iowaska) but the people i met there and the conversations we had felt like i was meant to be there like he said. It felt like a big sigh of relief after one of the longest and darkest periods of my life. I'm sure coming off hard drugs had a lot to do with it, but being around people who are focused on your needs and don't judge you is so helpful in every way. i wish we had more access to places like these without having to get to such a bad place to begin with. i wish more places were like that in general. Just beautiful spoken by this man i heard joe say this conversation was great but i had little to no knowledge of who ron white was and im very glad i got here from the theo von iowaska clip im definitely going to listen to this episode now. the way he described it brought me right back to smoking cigs late at night out by the fire all going through a similar journey that we could to relate to eachother with while being on completely different ends of every walk of life. it was beautiful and really helpful to teleport back there for a moment the day after my childhood pet passed away and that blackness is having another go at me as we speak. very much appreciated i think i will return to this video periodically and if you read this whole comment i appreciate you thank you for being interested enough to read what i have to say. you can do hard things. we all can. together.
Enjoyed reading your comment. As more of us heal, more such people and places will be available to help in non-judgmental ways. And it is happening more and more. Good to hear about your positive experience. Thank you for sharing.
stay strong, I was clean for 3 years then relapsed. I doubt I will again but there is no denying that drugs feel good and get their hooks into you. You have to try to only remember the bad, and forget any good feelings they gave you. in perspective over time, the bad always outweighs the good.
Good to hear Ron`s story. Easy to hear from somebody we all love to hear from. He holds out hope for folks who just cannot get a handle on their addictions.
He’s a great guy and a great comic. Too bad he plans to retire. I met him just after my leukemia went into remission the first time and I was backstage at the comedy store and was introduced to him and he was told about my cancer and that it had gone into remission and he just came up and gave me a huge hug. Wonderful empathy and kindness. Thank you Ron 🙏 ✌️❤️
@@asongucollins5917 Omoge youtube needs to outright ban you for spamming every single video... grow up and get a job kid. Stop spamming every single comment
@LordChiefy You are one misinformed naive kid... stop repeating conspiracies you parrot of CNN and MSNBC. That is not legit news, you are misinformed the most. Wake up and get some legit news and stop repeating msnbc, you are far gone in blue koolaid blueanon.
@@dertythegrower this is not omoge ...his channel had an issue..we dedicated to share his video...he is a good person though I don't know him ..so all this negative talks won't help ..mind your business n stay ..you spam all comments like that who has complaint..everywhere you there
Nothing but RESPECT for both of these humble and inspiring gentlemen.Congratulations Ron on taking the rough road and not the easy one and having the forsight to see the happier,healthier and undoubtedly longer future that is possible and that you are now creating for yourself.Your honesty and commitment to change such a big part of your life knowing how extremely difficult it would be and then sharing your story with all of us has made us love,admire, respect and appreciate you just a little bit more than we already did the old you @ #Ron White #RESPECT
Yeah hes a true conversationalist, he only interrupts when he doesn't understand what's being said, even then he waits until they get to a stopping point to disagree with what's being said. We should all try this, sit and listen.
Rogan is such a great interviewer, just for the fact that he never interrupts his guests and lets THEM tell their stories. A very underrated but important trait to have. Need more people like Joseph Rogan in the world!
Joe gets down with the mind-altering substances. Seems to be one of his favorite topics. Calms him down and he listens intently. Plus, who doesn't love an interesting story told by Ron White ... such a good conversationalist.
I feel the same way too. I put too much on my plate and it definitely affects my stress and anxiety level.. I am also glad to be a part of this community.
The Trips I've been having have really helped me a lot,I finally feel in control of my emotions and my future and things that used to be mundane to me now seem incredible and full of nuance on top of that I'm way less driven by my ego and I have alot more empathy as well
Hit me hard when he talked about the woman having a difficult time and coming out better. So happy for Ron and anyone who finds peace through this (or any) experience.
@@professored7169 she could have been okay with it, I was with things after shrooms affected me the same way, but I’m kind of fallen back (been ab 2 years since that trip) so I don’t really let ppl know anymore, been feeling like taking some shrooms again for awhile now though
Ayahuasca is definitely life changing, I did it in Peru 3 years ago, my mental and physical health was suffering and just one time drinking it completely changed my perspective it’s kinda like being reborn again and not recognising who you were before.
@@Mmmmkaaay it’s the trauma of your past, the misunderstood pain, the demons that haven’t yet been faced. Once you dare to enter your own personal hell to face the darkness then and only then can you free yourself.
The Vernal Equinox of 2030, marks the BEGINNING of the 3rd, 1000-year Days of Heaven, since Jesus was crucified in the year we now call 30 AD. It brings the fulfilment of the resurrection (John 16: 7-15 & 33) and final judgement for the devil and dragon (Daniel 7: 9-14). But we have been told SOONER. 09/23/26 is exactly 3.5 years sooner. It's the autumn equinox of the US' and the illuminati's 250th year. 10/12/26 is 42 moons sooner. There will be an Epochal Eclipse a CROSS the US on April 8th 2024, when more shall be revealed to those with "eyes and ears." The rest will see only an eclipse. Matthew 16: 4 Jonah 3: 4-5, 8 Jonah 4: 11
At the word unicorn, I'd like to say I'm glad it's Ron White telling me about commercialized tripping, which I agree everyone needs to experience as an adult or slightly sooner.
It's good to know Ron found peace and experienced the love he did. Here's hoping he continues to experience peace and joy with the understanding he found.
Jesus Christ. Ron looks so much like my father in this video. He was one of our favorite comedians and we’d recite his jokes all the time. Even called ourselves Tater Salad and Tater Tot. My father passed away in 2021. Thank you so much for the gut busting laughter you gave us, Ron. You’re a legend.
No need to use the Lord’s name in vain, Jesus Christ’s name is to be praised’. It’s not cool to do so, and go out of your way to spell it is a new level of depravity.
@@dr.reviewsfrompersonalexpe7603 with utmost respect. It’s a phrase I learned and have used for many years. Though I no longer follow any religion. I do hold respect for people who are religious. To be frank, I never use the phrase with any malice. But I don’t intend to stop. I understand you have the best of intentions and I appreciate your concern. But to call it depraved is not something I can agree with. And to be perfectly square with you, I don’t understand why this is even I comment I am making on a previous statement about my relationship with my dad and how Ron was a part of my childhood. Some things are better left alone. I’d thank you for that.
Happy to hear Ron stopped drinking I'm sure the family he has wants him to live a complete life. I stopped drugs almost 13 years ago and am grateful everyday. I'm on board for any treatment that can help someone.
I've been on and off drinking, recently taking another break because every time I stop it's because I've drank myself into an atrocious darkness. I'm grateful that I've been able to succeed on my own, but I think a big part of my success has been that I took relatively small amounts of LSD for a week straight, and the consistant buzzed feeling helped with the withdrawls and cravings for alcohol. I've got some undiagnosed and untreated mental health issues, too, and psychadelics have really helped taking the cutting edge off of them. I probably still need standard treatments but it's nice to be able to sort of cope on my own.
So glad for you both. We all have things we self-medicate, but accepting ourselves as flawed human beings, and working with the good bits is a huge step Keep on, both of you. Be around people who love and celebrate you in all your flawed glory. God bless you and keep you. 💕
@@Boertje247 Thank you, and I wish the same for you. I got a bit of an Ed Trevors vibe from that, and it's a great feeling. Thank you very much for the blessings😁
I have an old friend who is a shaman...he practiced in Peru, his name is gringo shaman ron. He lived in Arkansas before he moved to Peru for his practice. I done it about 5 times in the foothills of Arkansas, I'll never forget it! Such a strong experience!!
Ron is a class act. His honesty has transcended his comedy and made him a stellar human being. Glad he gave up the booze, we all want him to live long and prosper!
What a coincidence I read the word 'honesty" in your post at the EXACT time he enunciated the word "honesty" and started talking about drinking at around 1:40
It's awesome how Joe just lets his guests talk for minuets on end, even for quite a long time, before feeling the need to ask questions or interject. Great aspect of the JRE.
@@mandyy7656 Haha, that's the natural thing to do; but I think it's cool how Joe is both engaged in the convo and also aware of the audience hearing a great story. It's a good balance.
Really good set down talkers make that way easier for him to just guide and listen.. Sometimes he's in dk holes just trying for anything he can use,and other times he already knows about the subjects and just chills....He's probably the best interview guy maybe ever because it's so chill and fun around him from what I can tell...
I’ve fought my biggest demons on aya and changa. It’s a rebirth after. It made me cry hearing that, just out of relating and knowing what she felt after.
@@hamilt55467 its weird how that can change you. i wonder if its something about having something to associate the trauma to other than the actual traumatic experience. you go have this intense trip. that is completely overwhelming. then when your mind goes back to that trauma it leads you back to the experience of the trip instead. its really interesting. i def feel ive had moment of clarity in a completely whacked out state. moments where i feel like everything is connected. its super strange. i guess i will never understand it
I went to Peru to do Ayuhausca 7 years ago in a guided trip with translators. 90% of people that were in my group were there because of Joe Rogan. I see he continues to send people to the jungle with his podcast.👏👏👏
@@stonetrapz1804 You return to society with A LOT to think about. Priorities can be dramatically altered in a way that leads to less stress and much more fulfillment. Worth it for anyone who feels lost and isn't afraid of letting go of control for a few hours and letting the plant medicine connect with you and allow healing to begin.
@Darren lol I watched your video. First of all your grammar sucks which definitely makes you go down a few levels😂. Also, your idea of “truth” is just like every other cynic who claims to know something other people don’t. Bordering a charlatan pal😉. Go away.
I had my ayahuasca ceremony weekend last weekend. It is life changing, we are lived by society. We forget about what realy marrers. We need to love ourselves and have love for our loved ones. We have so much love to give❤️
You should hear the President of Ukraine's stand-up routine. Comedians make the Best Presidents -- don't they?. Re-Set on 09/23/26 -- the autumn equinox of the US' and the illuminati's 250th year. So MANY DECEIVED by Televangelist Rapture Prophets and Evangelical Zionist Mega-Church Pastors -- the highest PAID spiritual authorities in the land. It is a serious SIN to mislead the ewes in the pews. So MANY so HORRIBLY TAUGHT -- so MANY so spiritually deaf and blind. How will they escape? Will they pretend, before God, that they did not know? Will YOU?
Ron got sober? That's wonderful news, I'm so happy for him. Doesn't he look "clearer?" I'm in a process of sober maintenance myself and it really is inspiring to see guys like Ron , Steve-O and Russel Brand not only get it together but to thrive as well. Anyway, glad to see it
I think what makes Joe arguably the best interviewer of our time is that he allows his guests to tell their experiences uninterrupted for as long as they need
Not gonna front: I like Joe, even if at times he is, as he himself will point out, an idiot. But Joe willl interrupt the _fuck_ out of a guest. What makes Joe a good interviewer is that he has an instinct for letting the guest be interesting.
Joe is the best listener I've ever seen. Most people would try to pipe in their own thoughts or questions but Joe just keeps listening. It's hard to do with people who talk slow. We listen, at least, 2X faster than people talk. Our minds then wander and we quit listening. Joe seems to have found a way to just listen.
I can recall the first time I heard and watched Ron do his gig...I was stopping my drinking and he was going full blast...I knew he would finally have my experience and I hoped he would survive and find what was missing...looks like he did...I'm glad when someone makes it.
I ate capansias and mescaline for 11 months in a cave at 11390 feet up pikes peak in Colorado springs to get over my PTSD and literally lived as a cave shaman with a sparce supplies and bow and a Bowie knife and my training it was the game changer for getting my head heart and life back...
I did the same thing in the maroon bells wilderness. Conundrum hot springs behind aspen. You should go there someday if your in Colorado and nearby. That whole hike to and back from the springs is the closest thing to a church I’ve ever ever experienced.
I am really happy for him. It is so awesome to see someone Like Ron White get out of the grips of addiction and alcoholism. With the help of Psychedelics. That is a true testimony that they really work. And do dramatic changes that we can't even fathom.
@@justinmaitland7335 He's already had Daddy Psilocybin as a guest and Mary Jane cohosts pretty much every time. They don't have to talk to get the message across lol
when ron started to talk about this lady it reminded me of my trip. i dont know what she saw but my first night so tough and the shaman had to work really hard with me. but once it brings you back to this earth you just feel like a new person. i actually started to cry when he said that she was fighting her demons because it reminded me that it is a medicine and not just some hallucigen stuff to trip out. its there to help and heal us. god bless everyone
Thanks for speaking the truth about your experience! We need more of this in the world, saved my sister's life with mushrooms because she was on the verge of suicide at the moment and I didn't even know it, thank you God for these amazing things!
@@AmericastCasi cubensis, but do not know the specific strain, they all have thier own nuances, but all cubensis have very strong psychological effects when taken in the right environment etc. And they are an experience that I think everyone should have atleast once during thier life, has has profound effects on my life and the life's of people I know :)
Good to hear. I’m in that place but I’m completely drug free and always will be since I’ve quit alcohol and tobacco. There’s no reward no one is coming to save me not even mushrooms. It’s me vrs me and I’m winning
Im off to do it in May. Very excited but scared. This stuff is not for "tripping." It really is a medicine and should be taken as seriously as possible.
