This kinda comes off as criticizing food for not being authentic. It so happens that there's something useful in the roots of meditation's legacy that can be e

This kinda comes off as criticizing food for not being authentic. It so happens that there's something useful in the roots of meditation's legacy that can be extracted from the religious—as many of us would consider it—chaff. Like taking ayahuasca without a shaman to confront problems in your life. Turns out you don't need a shaman's spiritual rituals to benefit from the DMT experience.