Conor McGregor shared his profound experience of encountering his own mortality while undergoing a transformative psychedelic therapy session. The former dual-title UFC champion recently reappeared on social media after a hiatus, revealing his journey to Mexico for Ibogaine treatment known for aiding addiction recovery, particularly from opioids, by alleviating withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
Having not competed since 2021 and preparing for a comeback next summer, McGregor took to social media to recount his Ibogaine therapy encounter, where he described witnessing his own funeral. He disclosed, “I underwent Ibogaine treatment at AMBIO in Tijuana, Mexico. You can watch the recently released Netflix documentary ‘In Waves and War’ to see the exact place I visited.”
Reflecting on his experience, McGregor shared, “I was shown a vision of my imminent death, its impact on my children, and a spiritual encounter involving God, Jesus, Mary, and the Archangels. This intense and enlightening journey lasted 36 hours, culminating in profound healing and self-realization.” McGregor expressed gratitude for the support received and emphasized the life-saving impact of the treatment on himself and his family.
Looking ahead, McGregor aims to face Michael Chandler in a headline bout at the UFC’s White House event, scheduled for June 14 to commemorate America’s 250th and President Trump’s 80th birthdays. McGregor expressed excitement for the future, acknowledging the unwavering support from his family, friends, fans, and team.
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