c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…by an archaic revival. I guess I'm maybe a little slow on this, but reading Terence for me is sometimes like when I read Emerson. They both seem to make sense to me but I find it difficult to explain to somebody else what they're saying. I guess I'm…
…be very close to the soul. On the soul level certainly it's all connected up and all is one as in the over soul of Emerson and Thoreau and so on there's a great pancake in the sky which may participate in the material world by ripping off a piece of…
…there than here. Coming from Harvard, as I used to, it was a source of great amusement to realize that Ralph Waldo Emerson, who really started the american transcendental movement, who got kicked out of Harvard, I think it was 1838, because he went there…
…entertain two completely contradictory ideas at the same time. Who was it who said, consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds? Emerson. Good. We're getting a better quality of people here than usual. So it's very important, I think, to deconstruct the…
…state radio, not through the newspapers, but by one person taking a stand. You know, a great american philosopher, and I hope it was Emerson, said, no, no, it was Emerson. If you are right, you are a majority of one. You are a majority of one, and…
…newspapers, but by one person taking a stand. You know, a great american philosopher, and I hope it was Emerson, said, no, no, it was Emerson. If you are right, you are a majority of one. You are a majority of one, and this is what we all need to…
…which we know too little of. I often think how much deeper and richer american environmentalism would be if people would read their Emerson. I mean, Emerson is the american blake in a sense, and Melville comes out of that. But there is a moment in which…
…too little of. I often think how much deeper and richer american environmentalism would be if people would read their Emerson. I mean, Emerson is the american blake in a sense, and Melville comes out of that. But there is a moment in which the first…
…if there and we don't have any other theory for the scientific results of parapsychology, we might as well assume, like Emerson and throw a pancake in the sky, the oversoul, and then that intelligence, whatever is there, can manifest through anybody who.…