Will Smith’s Wife Gave Drugs To The Children

(USNewsMag.com) – In June, at the Psychedelic Science Conference in Denver, Colorado, Jaden Smith, the 24-year-old rapper and son of actor Will Smith, revealed in June that his family was introduced to psychedelic drugs by his mother Jada.

Jaden Smith said that she was the first to dabble in psychedelics, and over time, everyone discovered their own approaches. Psychedelics are psychoactive substances that change perception, mood, and cognitive processes. and have been touted as a way to treat mental disorders.

Jaden Smith’s belief is that psychedelics can help people break free from old ways of thinking that cause disagreements, allowing them to work through and eliminate problems. The ability to empathize and facilitate meaningful and beautiful experiences, he said, helped him in his connection with his siblings, Willow and half-brother Trey.

People have made assumptions about Jada Pinkett Smith, she said, and she understands why, noting that she accepts responsibility for involvement in promoting falsehoods about herself.

Her upcoming memoir, “Worthy,” set to release in the fall, delves deeper into the explanation. In the book, she describes her early life in Maryland and later in Hollywood and shares things she has never talked about before.

In her now canceled program, Red Table Talk, she touched on using plant medicine to cure her depression, but the book will take readers deeper into her journey of self-discovery.

Jaden Smith talked about taking mushrooms because he was curious about them and, through that experience, he learned about the ego and how it seeks to justify its desires.

He commented, “It was always in my head talking, telling me what I was and what I wasn’t.” He says for the first time, he felt like he experienced a dissolution of his ego, and that’s what changed everything for him.

The use of psychedelic remedies should be closely supervised since they are often unregulated and illegal.

Jaden Smith recommends relying on qualified experts to guide individuals towards a positive outcome.