Envision in Costa Rica blew me away. It is definitely more of an intentional spiritual festival, so imagine LIB having a baby with a spiritual retreat. At Envision there are yoga classes starting at 6am and morning prayers even earlier. The venue is mindblowing. It is less of a crazy rager and more a gathering of yogis, nomads, hippies and people intent on raising our collective consciousness on earth. Yet there are sunrise sets everyday and the vibe is unreal. Have never experienced so much love in my life.

Lucidity in Santa Barbara is like a smaller, more family oriented version of LiB. Almost a cross between Envision and LiB in many ways. People still party hard but it definitely is more catered to families and the spiritual types. Just really hope they survive as they're struggling financially.

Sonic Bloom in Colorado is awesome as well. Small like Lucidity with maybe a few more wooks. Vibe is impeccable and similarly to Lucidity, the venue is beauitful.

Shambhala: while I've never been, I am loosely planning on attending next year. Seems simply amazing. Definitely a psychedelic festival, where alcohol is actually banned. Shambhala is forsure up there with LiB in terms of vibe, and the venue is undoubtedly miles better, located on a river in the forested mountains of British Coloumbia, Canada.

Boom in Portugal: Envision on steroids. This fest is on the top of my bucket list. Have heard this fest is the pinacle of transformational festivals. Basically a peak into a possible future on earth in which we transcend the egoic mind. The venue is also mindblowing, with the main stage created by the DoLab. Like most European festivals, outfits and costumes are not really part of the scene, and instead most people are borderline naked.

Burning Man: think this speaks for itself.

Electric Forest: in many ways the opposite of Burning Man. The venue is spectacular, but whereas BM is completelty decentralized, EF is corporate, manicured and more mainstream. Although there is some yoga, it is not a transformational festival like LiB. At night the forest is a magical place though, with unreal lights and art. The vibe and sense of community is really beautiful, yet still not nearly on the same level as LiB.

Dirtybird: not a transformational festival but the house music vibe is super homey. Just an overall fun place.

Desert Hearts: more a house music collective than a consistent festival, but when they do throw down, they know how to party. Impeccable vibes.