John Hopkins is one of the greatest musicians of our time, but to me he's not just a musician.

He's a world builder. He's a journey builder. And his new song, Ritual, which features my wife,

Viola, is one of the most profound pieces of music ever created. You can use it in a psychedelic journey. You can use it for just actually

going through your own initiatic breathwork process as we've done with fit for service. He dives into

what he was thinking when he created it, where this is all sourced from, how he's been able to

master his craft to such an extent.

And it's an absolute honor to sit down with my brother, John Hopkins.

Before we get started, a word from our sponsors.

For the last six years, Fit for Service has been one of the treasures of my life.

We've been able to serve thousands of people. and I've been able to offer my gifts with my

hands in the dirt, crying, sweating and breathing with my brothers and sisters. Now it's time for

the last dance. In Malibu is the final summit. We got Layla Martin and Peter Crone and we're

really going to bring it. And I'm going to be leading an ecstatic

dance for my last time at Fit for Service as well as the famous Fit for Service breathwork

and all of the information and education that really drives the depth of the community experience.

Every single person who's attended a Fit for Service Summit, according to a survey survey found at least one friend that would be a friend for life.

What's the price of that? It's priceless.

Fit for service will continue under the guidance of fellow coach Eric Godzi.

But this is my last dance and Violana's last dance.

So if you want to see us and experience this, this is your last shot.

We love you guys and hope to see you there. It's fitfor-service.com, and I can't wait.

So I'm thrilled to share with you guys. I co-founded a new company called Sayu, which makes

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