Ariel Clark, an Anishinaabe attorney and co-founder of the Psychedelic Bar Association, dives into the ethical landscape of psychedelic law. She explores the intersection of cultural heritage and legal responsibilities, questioning how to align with Indigenous practices amidst increasing legalization. Ariel shares her personal healing journey with psychedelics and emphasizes the need for public education in future legislation. With a focus on community involvement, she calls for a shift from rights-based thinking to a model centered on responsibilities.