10/15/2026
How Can We Build A Better World for Humanity? | S.E.E.K. x Dave Hodges Interview Clip 3
.. What would the world look like if we ensured that nobody went hungry, nobody was left without shelter, and every human being was treated with dignity regardless of their beliefs, background, or circumstances?
In this S.E.E.K. interview, Dave Hodges, founder of the Church of Ambrosia, explores the relationship between spirituality, human compassion, and our collective responsibility to one another.
Drawing on the idea that divinity may be experienced through every human life, he challenges us to reconsider the boundaries separating individuals and asks whether recognizing our shared humanity could help us build a more compassionate and equitable society.
In a world where religious institutions, political leaders, and competing ideologies offer conflicting explanations of reality, finding trustworthy guidance can be difficult.
Throughout history, mystical traditions, Gnostic philosophy, Sufism, Buddhism, and Western esotericism have explored the distinction between inherited beliefs and direct spiritual understanding.
Hodges discusses how entheogens, including psilocybin mushrooms, may provide opportunities for personal reflection, questioning established assumptions, and exploring fundamental questions about consciousness, purpose, and the meaning of existence.
These experiences also invite important questions about the relationship between subjective revelation, critical thinking, and the search for reliable knowledge.
Ultimately, this conversation asks whether a deeper understanding of ourselves can help us become more compassionate toward others and more discerning about the world around us.
Can entheogenic experiences help people reconsider their priorities, confront uncertainty, and discover a greater sense of purpose?
How can we distinguish genuine wisdom from political rhetoric, institutional authority, and beliefs that discourage honest inquiry?
Join S.E.E.K. and Dave Hodges as we explore psychedelics, consciousness, religious philosophy, social responsibility, human dignity, and the possibility of building a world in which compassion extends to everyone ...
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