"I think there's so many myths and rumors about it," Rodgers said during the interview. "The fear around it is, you're going to s--t yourself, it's just a big throw-up fest ... but the negative framework of it is that is the experience, not the deep and meaningful and crazy mind-expanding possibilities, and also deep self-love and healing that can happen on the other side."

Rodgers knew the experience would make him a changed man immediately, saying "I came back and knew that I was never gonna be the same."

"I had a magical experience with the sensation of feeling a hundred different hands on my body imparting a blessing of love and forgiveness for myself and gratitude for this life from what seemed to be my ancestors," Rodgers said when describing his first experience.

Rodgers added that he previously experimented with mushrooms before trying Ayahuasca.

Now, Rodgers believes he's more equipped to lead the Packers to glory -- and the Ayahuasca plant has helped with that.

"To be way more free at work, as a leader, as a teammate, as a friend, as a lover," Rodgers said. "I really feel like that experience paved the way for me to have the best season of my career."

He sounds pretty mellow...

"Dave's not here!"

#8

Apparently, yeah.

Aaron might be more inclined to vaccines if he could trip on them.

During college I tripped on acid, mescaline, and the free psilocybin that grew under the cow paddies of east TX. Of course, that was all research for my psyche major, lol.

^&^

Ladies, pleeeze!

#16

Much more clever and funny than what I was going for... not overkill at all. Great werk!