David Bronner, one of the grandsons of Dr. Bronner, is a fantastically interesting person with a lot of really charming eccentricities I think you were trying to capture when you said ‘crazy talk’. I’ve met him a few times at medical psychedelics conferences, he was introduced to psychedelics at burning man and has bought fully into how it’s expanded their mind and has helped them heal.
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Reading shampoo bottles
My favorite was Dr. Bronner’s Castile Soap. Absolute crazy talk on that bottle!
David Bronner, one of the grandsons of Dr. Bronner, is a fantastically interesting person with a lot of really charming eccentricities I think you were trying to capture when you said ‘crazy talk’. I’ve met him a few times at medical psychedelics conferences, he was introduced to psychedelics at burning man and has bought fully into how it’s expanded their mind and has helped them heal.
Interesting! What, precisely, have psychedelics healed him from?
I would say that’s their story to tell
Thanks for the links!
Oh shit! We call that the “God soap”! Recommended toilet reading for sure.