Where Aaron Rodgers Stands With Brother Jordan Rodgers

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Aaron has embraced taking ayahuasca—”It’s the hardest medicine possible, that I’ve tried”—as an essential part of his journey, also touting its healing power for “mind, body, spirit.”
“I was searching, for sure,” he said in Enigma. “My life was through one lens, of organized religion. Where are people in life finding deep peace and centeredness and presence outside of what I knew?”
Speaking of the divide between him and his family, Aaron said he “found a lot of resistance” once he started researching other religions and plant medicine, “doing things that, compared to what I grew up in, would be considered an alternative lifestyle.”
As for his family, he continued, “You know, they’re living as best they can. That is, still engulfed in organized religion, which works for them. That’s great. So as much as they might not like what they see, love and respect and gratitude for how I was raised, because it wouldn’t have turned me into who I am today.”

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