Conor McGregor recently shared a profound experience from a psychedelic therapy session, where he recounted witnessing his own death. The former UFC champion took a break from social media and later explained that he underwent Ibogaine treatment in Mexico to address addiction issues, particularly opioid dependency.
In a detailed social media post, McGregor described his journey, stating that during the treatment, he had a vision of his own death and its impact on his children. He expressed experiencing a spiritual awakening, feeling as though he was observing his own funeral from a different perspective before being enveloped by a sense of divine presence.
McGregor emphasized the transformative nature of the treatment, highlighting the intense but ultimately life-saving effects it had on him. He credited the experience with healing his mind, heart, and soul, and expressed gratitude for the support and prayers he received.
Looking ahead, McGregor expressed his intention to return to the UFC arena and mentioned his interest in a potential fight with Michael Chandler. He aims for this matchup to headline a significant event at the White House, coinciding with America’s 250th and President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday on June 14.
The fighter concluded his message with appreciation for his supporters and a sense of readiness for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.