Mushrooms

Indeed. This is Deep Healing with Greg Barris, brought to you by Newman Media. I walked into the coffee shop that I go to all the time, and I said, I'll have a small black coffee, and I saluted the barista and I immediately started cackling, and I said, I don't know why I saluted you. And then she started cackling, laughing, and she gave me my coffee, and I was still laughing and she was still laughing, and I said thank you, and I walked out, still laughing, and I could hear her still laughing. I think to myself, huh, I'm human. They're human, and these are things that humans can do. A long time ago, I was visiting Los Angeles and I met this woman who was quite striking to me, and we went on a few casual dates. I went back to New York City and she messaged me saying that she was going to come to New York and do I want to go see this band with her? I said, of course I do. We had talked about doing mushrooms when we were in Los Angeles, so I said to her, I'll bring some mushrooms and she said, okay. I meet her at the concert, we both take a few mushrooms and we watched the first band play. The first band finishes, and the lead singer comes off stage, says hi to us, and starts making out with her right in front of me. And because I'm on mushrooms, I'm thinking to myself, huh, I'm human. They're human, and these are things that humans can do, and that's okay. You've been listening to Deep Healing with Greg Barris, brought to you by Human Media. Now say out loud with me, I am healedvil and healia and healed. Now keep the healing, healinginging. Then Moissa Chollar at Newman Media