HI, Folks -

From The Sacred Science Team:

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Hi hobie, If you live in the modern world, chances are you probably know someone who is depressed. It’s an epidemic of sorts that seems to have sky rocketed over the past few decades. To date, pharmaceutical companies have been controlling the entire conversation, convincing people that they are powerless and NEED their drugs to feel better. We’ve all seen the creepy commercials that show a sad and exhausted person popping a shiny pill and then walking happily out into a sunlit meadow – while a voice drones on in the background listing every terrifying side-effect of this new wonder drug they’re pushing. So many good people accept this brainwashing sitting down, without taking their eyes off the TV, or even better, taking action. But you and I are awake. Today I want to share a special interview with a daring doctor who is risking it all to tell the other side of the story. In the video below, I'm joined by Dr. Kelly Brogan, a NYC-based psychiatrist who is redefining the way we look not only at depression, but the way we see life, and our relationship to all the things we experience throughout it. During our chat, we dive deep into Kelly's breakthrough work and her bestselling book "A Mind Of Your Own", and guess what? It all comes down to remembering our sense of TRIBE and ushering in the forgotten wisdom of the ancients. (You know I’m in!) She has become a highly controversial figure in the medical world, because some of her natural approaches are at odds with conventional psychiatry. But as a devoted mother of two, as well as a highly accredited healer, we knew she was someone well worth chatting with. It takes a lot of courage to take a stand for what you feel is right, especially when you’re challenging an entire establishment. Kelly speaks honestly and from the heart about the very sensitive topic of depression – and more importantly she shares valuable information about the best ways to move forward. The most important 6 words that Kelly shared with us are: Depression Is A Symptom, Not A Disease. Below is a powerful clip from our interview. Kelly shares a quick dose of wisdom that I think everyone should hear. Click here to watch After our talk, I was left with a simple question. Regardless of the form our life challenges come in, is there a meaning or lesson to be gleaned from the suffering that we're experiencing? Stay curious, Nick Polizzi The Sacred Science PS: We just finished re-designing the entire Sacred Science website. Let us know what you think of the new interface! Nick Polizzi has spent his career directing and editing feature length documentaries about holistic alternatives to conventional medicine. Nick's current role as director of "The Sacred Science" stems from a calling to honor, preserve, and protect the ancient knowledge and rituals of the indigenous peoples of the world.

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