As a lifelong packers fan, an Aaron Rodgers fan and following him for years and seeing his appearances on the Pat Mcafee show. I can only expect that the mainstream media will try and tear him down. For this reason is why I love this man so much as a human in today's society. No matter what is said about him he is unapologetically himself, thoughtful, caring, intelligent, and absorbent to what improves himself. All should aspire to get to headspace like that.

@dancehallvibes42

Жыл бұрын

After the Aaron Rodgers book club last year, I was like ‘why do I own most of these books?’ …. This is why. You can bet there will be at least 2 or 3 clickbait articles from completely missing the point of this beautiful conversation.

@johnlenz420

Жыл бұрын

nothing the media hates more than a human being in society that doesnt want to be injected !

@JohnStockton7459

Жыл бұрын

The hate he gets is kinda insane.

@marykaiser6351

Жыл бұрын

QWQO

@icepakpackie425

Жыл бұрын

@@dancehallvibes42 yer their just gunna be stuck on he did drugs.......... ...... but yet the two drugs that are legal nicotine and alcohol kill more people world wide then any other drugs combind but sure illegal drugs are bad mmm sure n how much have they done.............. at least he is intone with his mind, soul and body.... now that's what a human is ment to be

It's inspiring to see a man like Aaron open up and share his journey, especially coming from such a tough sport like football where there's little room for weakness and vulnerability. There's no telling how many other souls Aaron will inspire. The mainstream media will try to rip 10 second soundbites from this to fit their own narrative, but anyone who actually watches this podcast will see that Aaron is a kind, self-aware, deep thinker.

@joeb336

Жыл бұрын

Maybe an Aaron Rodgers after skool episode one day?

@qfbaby22

Жыл бұрын

Very well stated. Unfortunately so much of the narrative is shaped around wins and losses.

@mauricedavis1740

Жыл бұрын

i quit watching “mainstream media” about three years ago and it’s been one of the best decisions from a sports fan perspective…

@DavidJeromePutnam

Жыл бұрын

Is it weird that USA Today featured Aaron Rodgers with a link to this Aubrey Marcus Podcast? No, there hasn't been a negative psychedelics article in the Mainstream since about 2016. It's a counter-trend to Trump. Although I believe that psychedelics is more libertarian, not leftist-liberal.

@mikef2813

Жыл бұрын

After Skool, what’s up? (Me chanting) “Alan Watts! Alan Watts! Alan Watts! Alan Watts…” Keep up the great work.

Combat vet here. Psychedelics really helped me understand myself and things around me more and how things work. I was always so curious about why things are the way they are. I now have a peace about most things and find it easier to love myself and care for others. I'm a huge cheesehead. Arod is my favorite of all time. He's gets a wrap for trying to be "woke" but he is just being him self and spreading positivity. It makes me happy to see him open like this. Never stop being yourself AROD 🤟🤟🐐

@GoogleAccount00

Жыл бұрын

Did you partake in shrooms or other psychedelics? How long did it take for understanding and things begin to work for you? How much did you take? Do you recommend?

@RedMo46

Жыл бұрын

Aaron Rodgers isnt ‘woke’ Hes ‘awake’ and I really believe that. GO PACK GO!! 🤟🧀 Oh and also, thank you very much for your service

@MisterSwish

Жыл бұрын

@@GoogleAccount00 i found a wave of love come over me after experimenting with acid and meditating while high on stuff like weed and what not (and sober.. sometimes haha). People have all kinds of different experiences that take varying amounts of time to get through, but I truly believe if you ask yourself why your biggest problems in life are your biggest problems and try to get to the cause of it all without judgement on yourself, your thoughts and feelings, or others then you will find what you are looking for.

@dionysis84

Жыл бұрын

Rodgers is Def not "woke". He is the opposite and down to earth. He doesn't take shit from the mainstream media and follow the puppeteers so they try to shit on him. He is the true 🐐

@annunakian8054

Жыл бұрын

Why can't the govt conduct voluntary experiments with felons? What use are ppl rotting away in cages? Obviously the woke ideology of letting damaged goods loose to roam the streets is fatally flawed. What's there to lose as long as they sign waivers?

What a breath of fresh air to hear real and vulnerable thoughts from someone in the sports world. I’ve followed Aaron as a lifelong Packer fan but also on his personal journey to be where he is now. He’s a deep thinker and not just a sports stooge. Now looking forward to more #AaronRodgersTuesdays

@bobkattner9226

Жыл бұрын

Rodgers that!

To be honest this was one of the most inspirational interviews I’ve ever watched. I thought at first their relationship was a little superficial until they started sharing from their hearts. This, I feel, was one of the bravest things I’ve ever seen a pro athlete do… speak from their heart and discuss matters of truth. Thank you for incredible courage Aaron and Aubrey. Two exceptional men paving the way for the divine balance of masculinity and femininity. I could see Aaron retiring in SF, he’d be supported to the moon and back :)

New respect for Aaron after this interview. Aubrey as well. Imagine the massive shift that could take place if more athletes spoke in this manner, believe or not Aaron isn’t the only one on his path. Also shows how powerful media being in the hands of the people and not a few entities. We can speak OUR truth. Not skewed fear mongering propaganda. Thank you

This is my quarterback I couldn’t be more happy that he’s finally being true to his self i love you 12 couldn’t be more proud

@bobkattner9226

Жыл бұрын

12 needs another SB ring!

Your first Ayascua story sounded like what the mushroom taught me a couple of years ago in a cow field here in South Georgia USA. The message was “There are 1,000 ways to die. But there is only one way to live. And if you live that one way - those thousand won’t matter.” Much love to everyone from the swamps of Deep South Georgia USA. Country folks can survive.

@GoogleAccount00

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. What 1 way is that? Did you only take it once? Have you tried shrooms?

@CountryFriedZen

Жыл бұрын

@@GoogleAccount00 I think the way is different for everyone, but for me the one way to live is being fully present in every moment of every day. Which is something I work on daily and find myself getting better and better. And yeah I’ve had plenty of shrooms. Highest dose so far was 10 grams dried on an empty stomach. I’m 39 and didn’t try shrooms until 2016 when I moved back to the farm in Georgia from the swamp in DC. Changed my life. I haven’t touched alcohol since, I’ve been fully carnivore / keto for 4+ years without a single cheat day, I workout like a beast, I started making my bed every morning and keeping my house nice and clean whereas as a left handed political marketer creative type I was always messy. I quit watching porn. And I can’t hunt anymore cause I can’t make myself pull the trigger (I pretty much eat like a dozen eggs every single day). All because the mushroom told me to. Also got my door kicked down but I’ll save that story for later.

@GoogleAccount00

Жыл бұрын

@@CountryFriedZen wow. Thank you so much for sharing! It’s so interesting how the plants change people. I’m sorry you had your door kicked down. Yikes 10 grams is a lot.

@montanaproductions5559

Жыл бұрын

@@CountryFriedZen that left handed bit was necessary 😅 y’all lefties are different. Best to you on your journey.

@jaredwhite5880

Жыл бұрын

Wow, my last mushroom experience taught me something very similar, i kept being brought back to the same conclusion over and over after asking so many different questions that one thing mattered most and that was unconditional love for myself and everything in the universe! I would say to myself “ well what about this? “ and what was answered back to me was something along the lines of “that’s great and all but you know it’s all about LOVE”! There is this moment where the curtains are lifted and what is revealed becomes this moment of awe, and you realize it’s what you’ve always known your entire life but only forgot over time like most humans tend to do and then it’s this “Aha” moment and all I could do was laugh and cry simultaneously ❤️ My selfish ways of living we’re also revealed and I found myself reaching out to loved ones the next day apologizing for my selfish behavior even though most people didn’t see me in that light! Mushrooms saved many years of a meaningless life and I thank God everyday for blessing me with this experience 🙏

The fact that Aaron Rodgers chose to come on your podcast when I’m sure he could have went on anyone is a huge testament to your influence in this space. This is beautiful brother. So proud of you.

LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life. I became a better version of myself This experience gave me a lot of confidence about my self and my body. A bunch of bad thought / behavior patterns were broken. One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands a lot. It gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine, this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip: Everything is alright. The main reason for the trip was my severe depression and it definitely helped me (although it's not gone). Before all I could do was lay in bed. Now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before."

@Jerryberger9235

Жыл бұрын

Psychedelic’s definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, I would like to try them again but it’s just so hard to source here

@georgewilliams1062

Жыл бұрын

Psychedelics are the reason why i didn’t take my life when i was at my end. I was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity and even though i still battle anxiety and depression, I’m doing better everyday and will never think in such a self destructive way again.

@sarahh321

Жыл бұрын

@@Jerryberger9235 [_James_tray] Got psychs

@Jerryberger9235

Жыл бұрын

@@sarahh321 Where to search?? Is it IG?

@nishaelvert1104

Жыл бұрын

@Kyle Russell Last year, I took shrooms at Las Vegas thinking it was going to hit like an edible or something. Shit was scary at first but amazing once you start getting deeper into your thoughts

I appreciate Aaron’s honesty about his life experiences. The world needs more people that can take a stand for what they believe and for sheer honesty. It really gives me hope that with that self love comes a shield from everything that gets thrown your way. Much like Aaron I have grown up with football and a deep love of football. While he was watching Joe Montana I was watching Brett Favre. I think people expect athletes to be super human. I appreciate Aaron showing that he is a human with a super talent but he’s just a human who is as human as the rest of us. It’s refreshing to see the openness to share that with the world. Keep kicking ass and of course GO PACK GO!!

@treceiow1056

Жыл бұрын

😊 l l l😊😊l lol lol llike p

I don't think I've ever seen a public figure get this vulnerable. One athlete that truly recognizes the joy that a game brings to true fans. My father always uses the line "it's just a game" because he knows it drives me insane. It's not just a game, as long as you allow yourself to care deeply. We appreciate you Aaron Rodgers. Screw the detractors.

Aaron seems to be in a good place…spiritually and mentally. I hope to be there one day.

Aaron is about to inspire a generation of psychedelics users. I'm here for it

@h2w25

Жыл бұрын

10 seconds in. Self love. 🤮 antibiblical, worldly. Hard pass The Bible teaches you quite literally the exact opposite, love Christ and he will abide in you. The heart is wicked and deceitful above all things. Who can know it?

@RoYaL3796

Жыл бұрын

@@h2w25 the Bible deez nuts

@shamanic_nostalgia

Жыл бұрын

If we're lucky, this will interest a lot of other athletes and celebrities which will speak out and inspire more and more people to look into it and the stigmas and misinformation will dissolve... This stuff clearly WANTS to be known, it has its own momentum so it's probably only up from here

@Silence1_

Жыл бұрын

@@h2w25 sky daddy 💀

@nickcoker4293

Жыл бұрын

@@h2w25 valuing and loving yourself is in no way shape or form anti-biblical. It is psychologically important to value yourself. If you can’t value yourself then you won’t know how to value someone else. This doesn’t have to mean that you don’t put Christ first. Your interpretation of Scripture is very narrow. Very legalistic and predictable I’ve heard it many times.

I feel like Aaron has been apart of my entire life, but this is the first time in awhile that I feel like I am actually learning about him

Hour and half in watching Aaron relive powerful emotions is incredibly inspiring to any kid out there that is taught to hide their emotions. We are our emotions.

@srengrum7046

Жыл бұрын

No. We are the spectator of our emotions.

@MorganNowland

Жыл бұрын

Untethered Soul. Read it/listen to it. It gives really compelling explanations for how we are just the observer. Which ultimately creates more emotional freedom.

@jasoncrocker5138

Жыл бұрын

We are NOT our emotions bro

@G8rquest

Жыл бұрын

@@srengrum7046 I'm working on being a passenger of my emotions, but one with a map and a voice, a navigator. Safe travails.

@bobcat1933

Жыл бұрын

Kids don’t do drugs. You won’t unlock any mysteries. It doesn’t make you a better person to experiment with any mind altering substance. Your better off sober period.

As a vikings fans who hated the packers every day forever, Aaron Rodgers does rule

His Rogan is going to be absolutely amazing

@Nuck82

Жыл бұрын

Shocked that didn't happen 1st since they talked during the whole vaccine crap. Maybe after this season

As a former body worker, who's currently lost working at a factory, I'm so thankful everytime I allow my self to spend some time with Aubrey. Thank you from the entirety of my ❤️

@DanRustle

Жыл бұрын

Tf is a body worker? U doing home-o type things for cash?

@dionysis84

Жыл бұрын

@@DanRustle lmfao

@gdaig203

Жыл бұрын

Agreed bro, stay on the path.

Aubrey's description of being a fan at 1:23:24 was perfect.

@hashslingingslasher2613

Жыл бұрын

WR1 Tom 🧀

@RedMo46

Жыл бұрын

Oh shit… hey Tom 😂🫵 Tell you right now… being a Packer fan DEFINITELY helps

@mosd6233

Жыл бұрын

Great to see you here Tom 👍🏻

@dionysis84

Жыл бұрын

Grossi posse in the house

@gopackgocheesehead4life57

Жыл бұрын

Tommmmmmm!!!!!! Grossi possi packer nation go pack go

I've been listening to Rodgers speak during the NFL season on another sports Show (Pat McAfee) and assumed he's done psychedelics with the way he talks, but props to him to be able to speak on it and share the impact it's done for him. It's on my bucket list to experience a trip like that one day, I know it can really help me.

I got extremely emotional at the same time Aaron did around the 1:30:00 mark talking about self-acceptance and self-love. Thanks to both of you for this podcast it helped me lift alot of weight off of my shoulders. Thanks to Aaron for being so open and honest in a position (literally top NFL QB) where most people would continue to mask their true feelings and feed into the hyper-masculine mentality of avoiding self reflection and evolution.

I grew up right next to Green Bay and you cannot go anywhere with out Aaron or the packers being mentioned all year long. Love his vulnerability and opening his heart, here!

@codybarton3817

Жыл бұрын

Thats most of Wisconsin

Amazing interview! I'm a Wisconsin girl and a life long Packer Fan. Aaron is an absolute joy to watch. Thank you Aaron, for bringing this subject mainstream. Have an awesome season, I'll be watching. ❤️

@malawigoldelephantmarsh6578

Жыл бұрын

💛💚💛💚

This is what bringing truth to the masses looks like. Thanks Aaron and Aubrey!

@withlovedebra

Жыл бұрын

Yes! ❤️

@blajing

Жыл бұрын

1:08:15 Very touching bromance...love that real moment there!

@latuya5887

Жыл бұрын

For sure man, I'm a bit skeptical of celebrities and people like Aubrey who at times speaks in a culty way but it's necessary for this to become mainstream.

@wisdomwalking8897

Жыл бұрын

James Island, SC? I live on Johns

Aubrey Marcus is SO WISE. Somehow, with a father worth only 80 million dollars, he's been able to carve out a life centered around extremely healthy food, great physical fitness, and going to various beautiful resorts taking expensive drugs and talking about it in indulgent 3 hour conversations. He truly has lived the live of a warrior poet. A warrior poet with 80 million dollars of funding to avoid other possibilities, like Starbucks barista, or Amazon delivery driver.

@camerongirgus7680

Жыл бұрын

So you’re mocking the fact that his father traded his way from very little to $80m and then instead of his son becoming a spoiled, arrogant and entitled brat, he actually made something of himself even though he grew up in money. What have you done today to give back?

What an interview. By far one of the most misunderstood humans that has a giant spotlight on him. It’s been a gift to be able to watch his entire career as a lifelong packers fan. And to hear him speak like this, just really brings about, in myself, sincere appreciation for who this guy is. I myself am a fan of the psychedelics and recently had a trip where I came to a lot of the same conclusions. To forgive is divine, especially when it comes to the self. Wish nothing but the best for the guy and hope someday he can find that reconciliation with his family. I know a lot of packers fans will be really upset with this interview, and that’s okay. Those people just do not understand what those psychedelic experiences are like and how immensely powerful it can be for your mental and spiritual health. Seriously, love and deeply appreciate you Aaron. Go fucking ball out this season and get you another one of these 💍. Great interview Aubrey, first time I’ve ever heard of you and what a way to find out who you are.

@brockrichard5711

Жыл бұрын

Aubrey is one of the biggest blessings in my life man. Glad this could bring you to him. Cheers brother

@msdlebeau

Жыл бұрын

❤️ Loved reading this 💓

@KelliJGreen

Жыл бұрын

For sure

I have turned a complete 180 and am now an Aaron Rodgers fan

It's very inspirational to see the real Aaron Rogers being himself and not the tabloid version we have been presented. Impressed by his authenticity and humanity. A real Hero!

I’ve been a lifelong Packers fan, I had the pleasure of meeting Aaron on my birthday at Pebble beach back in 2015. Aaron was so incredibly thoughtful and nice. He took a picture with me, signed my jersey and was the exact opposite of what the media’s narrative was and what they’ve continued to paint him to be. It’s amazing and inspiring seeing his personal growth and authenticity these past few years. No matter what happens, I’ll continue to go to bat for him and support him. Love you Aaron. Fantastic Pod AM❤️

Havent been this excited for a podcast in awhile. Props to Aaron for speaking the truth when he knows the media will have a field day with this

Aaron. You have been an inspiration and influence of mine since I was a teen. As a packer fan first, but as a 32 year old man who has found a spiritual life and the promises as a recovering addict and alcoholic. Thank you for sharing your struggle, your process for overcoming, and the path you take to grow. Grateful to have your word and actions accessible in todays media. Paying it forward and wishing you a prosperous journey through life!

"We cannot do anything until we Love ourselves." Hit home! ❤💯

I've done mother Ayahuasca and in the big picture of things nothing matters but love and compassion for one another. ✌️

Consciousness is growing globally and this is a welcomed confirmation. Namaste 🙏🏼

I always debate my emotions to fans who say "13-3, 13-4 but still lose in the playoffs". My response is that this man entertains and brings joy to my life that many weeks. It takes me little time to get over a playoff loss. But it'll take eternity to stop me from loving the entertainment I gained for so many weeks and years!

@negativghostrdr

Жыл бұрын

In the end, the NFL is the sport most prone to luck in the playoffs. The teams are very closely matched generally, a key injury, or a call this way or that way can easily decide a game. It's not a system designed for the cream to rise to the top (like the NBA or MLB for example where the playoffs are 3 out of 5 or 4 out of 7).

@AlexSmith-hq1vo

Жыл бұрын

@@negativghostrdr exactly, and there has only been Brady as of late that has won multiple rings

@negativghostrdr

Жыл бұрын

@@AlexSmith-hq1vo How remarkable is that?

@Jai.P91

Жыл бұрын

Same here but still 13-3 13-4 mvp regular season but choke in the playoffs ima Brady guy but he gave arod every chance to win in the last nfc championship play off and he just choked. Period.

@Jai.P91

Жыл бұрын

@@negativghostrdr very remarkable

Wow, I didn’t know what to expect but this was absolutely incredible. As a man going down his own path of enlightenment and healing from past trauma this was gold. Thanks QB1 and this is the first time I’ve ever heard of Aubrey Marcus. Great conversation. Thanks guys!

Such open mindedness & honesty enjoying hearing this unique interview!

"Self belief is the root of confidence." Awesome. To trust in oneself ❤

Boundaries and intentions are crucial for how you interact with your friends, family and community. Also important is healthy boundaries and intentions with your SELF.

I’m a Steeler fan, always have been. I’ve always liked Aaron, even when he beat us in the Super Bowl. Such a cool interview Aubry. Thank you both for bringing this content, it’s what we all need.

Aaron is a beautiful being. His words are important for all to here. Pure love. It is all about the purity of our hearts. He has it.

I'm a lifelong Packers fan too and I have always loved Aarons play. I also go down to South America for Ayahuasca. I could tell by his interviews that he did ayahuasca and was a stoic. So proud of his Journey and blessed to have such an idol.

I've always been a very open minded person,if you told me life was a dream I'd be open to it.but my whole life I was an atheist,I thought we lived and then we die,but after doing psycedlics I now truly believe in a higher power,and I always thought love and happiness was the key to life,and after doing them it affirmed that belief even more,I wish ppl wouldn't speak on or talk badly/judge someone until they experience it themselves.for me it was one of the most positive experiences of my life.

Thank you for sharing this! As a professional athletic performance coach I’ve spent half my life developing athletes and everything discussed in this talk/journey is what I personally and intuitively know in my soul as truth. As I’ve stepped into a healer in form of a bodywork practitioner (reiki+stretching+massage) I have seen, felt and heard transformations quicker and more genuinely than any western medicine practice. The body truly does keep the score. Aaron and Aubrey, you rock for speaking from truth and spreading this enlightenment with the collective. And Aaron I truly believe this is a big swing of the door to collide the holistic energetic/spiritual/physical/mental world with the athletic world. Much love.

Next to Zach Bush this is by far my favorite episode! Thank you Aaron for speaking truth. Im an even bigger fan now. You are an amazing, beautiful human being❤👏

You will never know how this moved me.

Lifelong Cowboys fan (since mid-70's), so not a Packers fan (but much respect for franchise) nor a Rodgers fan. Regardless, what an amazingly compelling and powerful interview!! Much respect to Aaron!

@Ty-vn3cu

Жыл бұрын

You might need an ayahuasca journey just from dealing with that Franchise letting you down for the last 25 years🤣🤣

I was very moved by what Aaron said. Thank you both so much.

Wow. What an awesome experience. As a plant practitioner this was so meaningful to me. I'm not a football fan . But getting to know Aron was great. Thank You guys so much for the healing. 🙏❤️

Imagine if the mainstream allowed men to have vulnerable conversations with no judgement. Thanks AMP team for bringing it!

Aaron is an OG. I’m a cowboys fan and enjoyed this thoroughly.

@joshrigdon633

Жыл бұрын

Dez caught it...

@jakeberreth568

Жыл бұрын

Much love from a born and raised Packer fan bro

@yakimawindowwashing

Жыл бұрын

You ever think about doing ayahuasca in hopes that you will no longer be a cowboys fan...

@Cameron-uw6cl

Жыл бұрын

@@yakimawindowwashing I’m a cowboys fan but that was funny af 😂

I think I cried this whole interview! 🥺 such a beautiful and inspiring friendship. I love seeing the divine masculine showing up in love and vulnerability. So powerful! Thank you both! 🙏🏼🙌🏻💖👏🏻

This interview is absolutely ground breaking.

@lebumcames3615

Жыл бұрын

How? What did he say that you haven't heard before? Genuinely curious, not trying to be a dick but I've heard Aaron talk about most of this recently

@JM-ri1em

Жыл бұрын

@@lebumcames3615 how do you not get it lol this isn’t Aubrey saying this shit anymore it’s a mainstream professional athlete. It’s bringing sacred knowledge to the masses. Nothing is new under the sun with this information, it’s the fact that we are gaining more ground in mainstream consciousness

@stevencerveny2571

Жыл бұрын

@@JM-ri1em thank you!!!!!!!!

@jimparsons4312

Жыл бұрын

J M 👏😎👏👏👏

Proud of Aaron! Balancing the divine feminine and the divine masculine polarities is a key part of every spiritual tradition and every awakening journey that exists.

What a great, candid person. Oh and he's pretty good at football. Cant believe people hate on this guy.

MVP on and off the field. Love seeing the realness. Thank you Aaron. Thank you Aubrey.

I grew up a Favre fan loving him to death because of love for the game, the ups the downs but just how vulnerable he was Whether it was him trying to retire then play I never cared because the love he always showed tackling wrs in the end zone. transitioning from my packers losing losing my childhood hero in Aaron it was a tough pill to swallow. To be totally honest as a packer fan I wasn’t the biggest fan of Aaron for years almost until the last two years I thought his attitude towards the game was he was better than the team and the players seeing him open up and seeing his true self I started to have admiration for him. I was at the 49er game in Santa Clara with the huge comeback wearing a Favre jersey next time I go to a packer game I will be wearing number 12. Thank you for opening up and being so humble doing so although I am now 30 years old you are now my hero as Favre was when I was seven years old.

@mattniemiec8808

Жыл бұрын

Derek, I followed a very similar path. Favre made me fall in love with football for the reasons you mentioned, you could tell he just really loved playing a kids game for a living. His diva attitude in his later years, combined with the glimpse of what Rodgers could be during that 1 game in Dallas, made me an instant Rodgers fan. I ordered my Rodgers jersey the next day and told my friends he was gonna be great. The past few years of him opening up on non-main stream media sources has solidified him as a role model for me..even in adulthood. I wouldn't call him my hero or idol as Favre was to me as a kid. But its a very similar respect.

1best aubrey interview 2best athlete interview of all time? could be.

Amazing to see someone in the spotlight of a whole other world talk about his awakening journey. I don’t love that someone famous or with a lot of followers generally has more weight on what people think or do, but at the end of the day if that’s the game and its being played in a genuine, caring, thoughtful way sharing such beautiful medicine, the lets all get behind it. Love the message behind it! AHO!

Sooo Many Truths in this Conversation!..I’m 46 and I can say I Didn’t start really Living until I turned 40 and I’m always seeking Wisdom to Learn and become a Better Version of Myself Daily. And I have found I’m Def more Yin then Yang..Thanks for Sharing yalls Life’s and Experience’s with all of Us willing to Listen.💯☯️

Aaron Rodger’s you are a true warrior poet. Following your true nature. Expanding a lot of people holding back to open themselves up to become their true selfs. I’ve been listening to Aubrey Marcus for a while and he always resonates truth or at least I feel it when he speaks and who he brings on his podcasts. You just have made a big impact on me. Thank you for showing up and allowing us to see you in a new perspective of being more than a great quarterback!

It's so rewarding and reaffirming to know that there are guys out there like you two working the spiritual path. So much respect for you both, much love!

This is phenomenal, thank you Aaron for sharing.

I like Aaron even more. I have social anxiety and I can really relate to this. It's crazy how ppl hate him, when if u listen he's talking about a lot of useful things. I think this interview is really important. I think years from now this interview will be looked at as a huge step forward for athletes. Thanks Aaron and GO Packers. The media is going to try to tear him apart for this. I'm glad he decided to do this still. Nice hearing about more than just football.

I’ve loved you for 18+ years as our QB and an amazing player. Through the hard years and the amazing. But this. This brought me to tears. This makes ALL the sense in your shift as I’ve watched you on PM over the past 3 years. I have so much respect and love for you. Let’s have an amazing season! GO PACK GO! 💚💛

I hope one day you can reconnect with your mom and dad and your brothers

This video makes me respect Aaron Rodgers 10 times more than I used too.

"Beware of Unearned Wisdom"- Carl Jung. "It was Carl Jung who said that and he was talking about the use of psychedelic drugs. Wisdom is not given. You gotta earn it life turbulence, transitions, shattered hearts. You have to hit lows and go through your hero’s journey, slay your dragons, to find the golden nuggets of wisdom. If you don’t earn it, it’s not true wisdom." Personally, for Aaron, I would say Matt LaFleur is advanced in terms of wisdom and I doubt he's ever taken psychedelics of any type-he's just a good guy with a great moral compass (and, likely contributed more towards the back-to-back MVP years than Ayahuasca did.) Matt shows up for his wife, kids & team; most of that is not sexy, 75% is a grind, but though is competitive, he embodies empathy, selflessness & concern for others. He doesn't seek the limelight nor self- aggrandize though he could as he is so handsome. I am a big fan of Aaron but wish he would model after the quieter, real deal. I am no stranger to psychedelics, I've taken LSD, Psilocybin, Peyote etc. The oceanic, mystical, religious experience is undeniable but I see very few who have integrated these experiences in any appreciable way.

These two took a trip to Peru together, but based off what I observed in this interview, I think a trip up Brokeback Mountain is what they truly desire..

@barbmyles3684

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🤣🤣🤣

How does this only have 80k views! I’m genuinely surprised 😢

@jimparsons4312

Жыл бұрын

I agree.. ... a lot of people aren’t ready to embrace stuff this new agey 😿

Very excited to listen to this full conversation 🙌. I’m a Chicago Bears fan 😂, but so appreciate his vulnerability.

@steven-un4iw

Жыл бұрын

It’s just gonna make the Ls the bears take this season more painful cause you like Rodgers now

@thelongevityproject

Жыл бұрын

@@steven-un4iw haha sadly so true

@mhayes4946

Жыл бұрын

It must be cool to see the owner of your team on a podcast with Aubrey Marcus

@thelongevityproject

Жыл бұрын

@@mhayes4946 Ouch 😂

@quijelmina

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for this...don't worry I won't berate you for being raised wrong...😁

What I love about channels like this and specifically yours, is we get to see what it is that actually makes us human. Sharing our deep and personal stories (And at times), our vulnerabilities... All of which makes us much more than just a "Professional Athlete" etc. We all know Aaron Rodgers the talented football player, but it's becoming less and less interesting for me to see this one side of a person, but to see the many other more important and fascinating aspects of someone's life. There are just so many more opportunities to find commonalities and be able to openly share and embrace those as opposed to the superficial layer(s) that most of us get to witness. Thanks Aubrey & Aaron for sharing! ♥

He's looking a lot healthier & happier. That's really awesome to see as a Packers fan that's watched him for years. I hope that this translates into success on & off the field 😎

I was at that game!!!!! It was awesome! I cried of joy that we won.

I don't agree with everything Aaron stands for, but this was amazing. The power of both sitting with your fears and letting them be has been the only way I've gotten through them. Aarons words were so meaningful and relatable and Aubrey seems like an amazing dude. I never expected to cry with Aaron but here we are… good shit guys!

When Aaron said there are signs and synchronicities everywhere if you just follow them ….I felt that in my heart. Gave me a new perspective on him. Guess you can be anything here , as long IAs it’s what you are supposed to be doing - ❤️Aubrey

Dude is MILKING Aaron with these ads. Lol

Let's hope Aaron Rodgers can lead the team all the way through the Super Bowl! Go Pack Go!!

Just when i think i couldn't love this man anymore

Psychedelics have changed my life. And ever since I did them I’ve wanted to tell everybody about them. I’m glad we have guys like Arod opening up about their experiences with psychedelics. I think they could change the world.

I’m not religious but the warrior poet sounds a lot like Jesus. Balanced middle path. He could be direct and say what needed to be said but with love. Interesting conversation.

when was the last time you heard a podcast this long where neither person talked over each other. respect was real here

From a woman’s perspective, I got spiritually and emotionally turned on by listening to two men talk about their feelings for over two hours! I am honored and blessed to be a silent but supportive partner in your revelations. Keep on keepin’ on…

@Jai.P91

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

@qso3566

Жыл бұрын

It's literally embarrassing.

So much respect and gratitude for ya'll putting this out there in such a vulnerable open and powerful way. So inspiring!

Let me begin by saying that I am not medically trained, not well read on case studies, etc... I am 33 minutes into this podcast. My father is suffering from kidney failure. He was on dialysis a time before with less than 10% of his kidney function. He has preached to me broadly across my life the importance of believing/manifesting and confidence/heart/determination. The first time he was on dialysis, he told me it was extremely trying, but he would tell his body and his mind that they were going to heal. He stuck loosely to a certain diet that doctors recommend he stick to, when his body and energy levels allowed he would work and push himself to build his stamina and strength. He listened to his body and took breaks when it told him he was overdoing it, but be always told his body to heal, and with dedication, focus, and true unadulterated belief in his efforts, miraculously his kidneys did regain function to the point of him no longer having to have dialysis. My dad said his doctor was perplexed and commented that when kidneys were deteriorated to the point that his were, it was damn near unheard of to regain function enough to not need dialysis. Unfortunately, he wavered in his effort to keep himself healthy and strong. He is now worse off than he has ever been, and is on dialysis three times a week. He has stared death in the face more times than most people do in a lifetime within these last 2 years (never COVID related), and says he feels mentally defeated and his will to fight is waning. I am in the process of getting enough money together to move him to me, or I, my brother, and my daughter to him. I have a firm belief that if he's with us and his morale is raised, he can recover even from the depth he has currently sank. I felt it was appropriate to share this anecdote as testament to the conversation. I believe in miracles, medical and otherwise. I also believe if you are dedicated and have the drive and want, you can answer the whys of your life and become the projection of your greater self, Aaron Rodgers confirmed that for me today. Thank you fellas for this podcast, the magnificent conversation, and master class lessons on life.

Having experienced these very ayahuasca healings myself, I applaud Aaron for having the courage to share his stories. Who cares what the mainstream thinks, even if it includes those that you love .. just be your authentic self.

Had no idea Aaron Rodgers was so phenomenal outwardly and inwardly. BIG fan now. Thank you for this realness💗💗💗

Forever a Packer Fan(bc Wisconsin girl lol) and forever even more, an Aaron Rodgers fan! I love this man! ☺️ He truly represents what a leader looks like! Very good podcast!! Thoroughly enjoyed!! ✨💚💛

@Richey24

Жыл бұрын

Your name is totally a Wisconsin name hahah, go pack go 🤟

@RedMo46

Жыл бұрын

@@Richey24 was going to say the same

He’s a baddddddd man!!!! Much respect to Rodgers for being so vulnerable and telling his truth.

Love this! Go Pack Go! Aubrey and Aaron: What a bold act of conscious leadership.

I love my quarterback more every time he speaks! Thank you Aaron, for being so emotionally aware, and sharing your journey with all of us!

Thank both of you guys for being vulnerable, sharing your knowledge, and your journeys. It's truly inspiring.

OMG looking forward for this epic interview. Love you both

The hardest thing in my life is loving and accepting myself. Even after beginning my psychedelic journey a few yes ago, there are still things i just cant get over/figure out. But were trying. I can't put into words how much this conversation means to me and how much I needed to hear this at this point in my life.

@chuchaftw

Жыл бұрын

My first experience was 6 years ago and I could say that it’s been a progress over the years. I take it day by day and slowly become a better version of myself. Wish you the best in your own journey!

@Humanbodymentorshipacademy

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That’s beautiful man! Self forgiveness is a difficult road and takes time. For myself, I realized all the bad things I thought about myself were misconceptions passed on by other people. I realized that my mistakes came from acting on misconceptions I had about the world. And most of those misconceptions were passed onto me by parents and siblings. Once I accepted that life is an adapting process and embraced that l will make mistakes and the most important thing is to learn from them and be better next time, my life and the love for myself started opening up. Don’t know your story, but maybe something will click for you from reading this. Best of luck on your journey ❤️

@ashleyl6790

Жыл бұрын

Try Jesus Christ. I used psychedelics for years and never got any closer to the truth.

@mannyromero5477

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@@ashleyl6790 tried that. Not for me

@ashleyl6790

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@@mannyromero5477 Jesus is for everyone. I pray you will truly encounter him when psychedelics fail. Best wishes 🙏

Not a football fan at all, except for on SB Sunday… but I am now an Aaron Rodgers fan.

I am so grateful that you share these powerful and sacred medicines and even more so how you share with your heart and stay humble on this path. My life has been changed by these sacred medicines after an awakening I had 4 years ago after a suicide attempt. As a disabled veteran these medicines have given me my life back and shown me the expansiveness of my being and soul. Thank you! I look forward to meeting you one day!

Aaron has the mental strength of an elite fighter pilot, a high stakes poker player, a chess grandmaster, a top medieval era swordsman. Immeasurable yet priceless.

Rodgers realization while throwing is beautiful.

I’ve been trying to describe Ayahuasca to people for awhile and this is the best simplified way. It felt like everything I ever needed and that self love was shining like never before after it. Also the auto type didn’t help me spell out Ayahuasca which isn’t surprising considering how many vails it’ll lift. Shout out Aaron Rodgers frfr