Episode 126

Unorganized Criminal with Sterlin Lujan

Sterlin Lujan is known as the “Psychologic Anarchist”, known for his ideas of compassionate or relational anarchy – creating a better world by treating people better. Sterlin is very close to releasing his first book, “Dignity and Decency: Rhapsodic musings of a modern anarchist”.

In the previous interview with Sterlin, he explained how he took MDMA for the first time and started to open his heart, experiencing greater empathy and compassion for himself and others, and trying to share that experience. In this episode, Sterlin explains how he quickly became enamoured with the life of a drug dealer, enjoying the money and power associated with that role.

Eventually his ego or his lack of caution led to him being caught by authorities, storming his home to break open a safe, charging him with possession, intent to distribute, manufacture of illicit substances, and even organized crime.

Join us as Sterlin explains the trauma of being locked in a cage, the injustice of the system, and how he processed his trauma by resolving to make the world a better place.

Content warning: drugs