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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…is there any advice you could give for listeners, younger listeners maybe? I have my friend, one of my best friends he passed away Eric Hart who was a lawyer, talked about the law and what your rights are and what happens if you get stopped and all…
…of which funds by the way are going to pay some of the expenses associated with these podcasts. And those fine souls are mark c, Eric F, Chelsea S, colin f and colin yes I think I got your coded message in that clever number that you chose. Also I'd…
…cultures, comparing the different evolutions of the culture with the creation myth and model for historical time in each one, Eric Vogelin for example. Then it's also thought that, well now that we have archaeology, cultural history and so on, there…
…bringing African masks to Paris and cubism was basing its early theory on the deconstruction of primitive art. Meanwhile people like Eric Satie were abandoning the canons of classical composition in music and the 12 tone row was being experimented jazz was…
…psychoactivity but there are no other plants I know of in this family that are psychoactive. And another email came from Eric who said any luck on finding some info on the Australian Fairyflower whose fragrance is reportedly intoxicating, the one you…
…our intrepid researchers can come up with some more information for us about this interesting little plant. Another thing that Eric said in his email was: I've been interested in ethnobotany, more specifically those with entheogenic properties since since the…
…recordings for me to play here in the salon but I haven't had a chance to follow up on that one yet either. So Eric if those tapes you're converting to mp3 format are from bpc, we've probably got a copyright problem in using them. But any tapes that…
…that we're interested in this because we believe that probably we are in such a quantum leap right now and therefore and Eric touched on this in his brilliant introduction about our present moment between the past and the future that if the present moment…
…talk about the evolution of the novel, the sonata socialism. It has to involve genes. Well largely through the work of Eric Yonch who we mentioned last night, this was overthrown. I don't believe that everything is finished somehow in some deterministic…
…bring back and they work and become part of everything you're doing. And along the way Terence introduced me to this person he mentioned Eric Yonch, who bothered me to write a paper and that was the first time that I had tried writing for a journal or…
…out to be condensed onto paper to show to people who read. I mean who are they? They're scholars in universities or something. So Eric Yonch bothered me to write in this way and what came out? I think, although I wrote many in a way more practical…
…sort of pull back the focus and take the opportunity of having them here to eventually have a dialogue about some more ethnic Eric or less quantified aspects of the psychedelic experience, and also to try and give an overview of just what is so great…
…were just having before this about apocalypse and how do you deal with it in your heart? And all this reminded me Eric staunch, who was incentivizing his books, designs, the. Evolution, the self organizing universe, a great system. And he felt a lot of…
…society or the evolution of a political viewpoint. This is all bad thinking. Well, people like Ilya Prigoshine west churchman Eric Janche have reclaimed evolution as the notion of progressive motion, movement toward higher and higher states of development. But…
…for some more McKenna recordings, this is a good place to look. And I also received another link to some McKenna podcasts from Eric, who says, I just wanted to let you know that I have uploaded my entire McKenna audio collection to the net. It totals…
…many, many other things planned for upload 75 plus gigs and it will be linked to by the main page eventually. Peace and love, Eric. And so thank you Eric as well. I guess I should put up a standalone page on our notes from the psychedelic salon blog…
…planned for upload 75 plus gigs and it will be linked to by the main page eventually. Peace and love, Eric. And so thank you Eric as well. I guess I should put up a standalone page on our notes from the psychedelic salon blog where I can keep a…
…which cities would grow. And I want to know where I could learn more about those ideas. That's pretty out there. Well, visit Eric Drexler's webpage, or read his book, the engines of creation. Yeah, this idea that, I mean, the O's which we talked about…
…in history have rulers had to face crowds of a million people standing in the center square of the city screaming, resign. Resign. Eric HOnecker, when the notes came out of the east german Politburo meeting, he was all for turning the army loose on these…
…east german Politburo meeting, he was all for turning the army loose on these people. And Krenz and the people around him said, Eric, you can't beat up 400,000 people. There's no way to do it. And, you know, somebody said, you need 100,000 people to wag…
…has had the kind of courage that Roy and Diane have had to push that message into this town. So we salute them. Eric Ali did the wonderful poster. He's done them for these events for years. He's a beautiful artist. Christian Duffy and Jim Mesticks are…
…to be able to create art like nothing that has ever been seen before. In fact, one of the mavens of virtual reality, Eric Gullickson, has predicted that most designing in the 21st century will be virtual design. I mean, when you think that it costs…
…and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon. And I'd like to begin Today's podcast, first of all, by thanking John H. Eric K. And Warren E. For their more than generous donations to the salon. And Warren, I have to say that your donation was…
…I have to say that your donation was way over and above the call of duty. And I do thank you all, Warren, John, and Eric, for your continuing support of the salon. And I would be remiss today if I didn't also thank the dope fiend in advance for what…
…proving that really you can do it all yourself. In other words, that the chemical precondition is there in deep sleep. Yeah. Eric, do you think memory is more or less, instead of memory being something you remember in the sense of replaying something, but…
…paused here, 22,000 years out from today, let me resume the zoom. And I guess we'll still do an approach factor of two. Eric, how did you establish zero matching the way you mean? Well, I wanted. You see, I wanted infinite novelty to have a special…
…from cyberdelic space. This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon. And I'd like to begin today by thanking Eric Hddeh, who made a donation to our forums this past week and which I'll be using to help offset some of the expenses…
…one thing I definitely want to say right now is a great big thank you to Amy W. Anthony D. Robert B. Garrett, W. And Eric F. All of whom sent in donations to the salon over the past two weeks. I feel badly about not getting a podcast out sooner,…
…that you guys are giving me. So thanks for your support and for being so patient with me, Amy Anthony, Robert Garrett, and Eric. I couldnt do this without you. Now, the other reason for this podcast being so late is that ive been waiting to hear…
…accepted by the mainstream? I would love to hear any insight you have into Leary's current perception if you have the time. Signed Eric J. Well Eric, I thought I would answer you here in the salon because it's a question that keeps coming up. First of…
…the mainstream? I would love to hear any insight you have into Leary's current perception if you have the time. Signed Eric J. Well Eric, I thought I would answer you here in the salon because it's a question that keeps coming up. First of all, I never…
…on the scene when compared to the pranksters, but that's just my opinion. Now getting back to Eric's question, I think your perception Eric may be on target. I know that I've had any number of people speak of Doctor Leary in positive terms when we've…
…and are blind. Now the reason I point this out is that in my podcast, number 263, which was the second part of Eric Davis's interview of Terence, shortly before his death, Terrence recited that jingle once again, but that time he mentioned DMT instead of…
…of ketamine. Not only am I impressed that 18 years after this talk, Terrence still remembered that little saying, but that Eric actually remembered that it was originally ketamine that Terrence used to make his point. Great memories on both sides, I'd say.…
…the metaphors that we use, the expectations that we form, are inevitably drawn from the atmosphere that we breathe. Been reading Eric Davis's soon to be published book about technosis and called technosis, and he talks in there about how since the mid…
…space. This is Lorenzo, and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon. And I'd like to begin today by thanking fellow saloners Tony C, Eric F, Revlyn J. One G, Rick H, and Daniel S. All of whom made donations to the salon to help us offset some of…
…directly to the salon or by buying a copy of my pay what you can audiobook my novel the Genesis Generation, and these generous souls. Eric R. Jeffrey S. Joshua M. Franklin H. Paul D. Catua Paul W. JlR murals and I'd also like to thank Carl S. And the…
…if it was okay with him. For as you know, Eric Davis is the one who actually conducted the interview for Wired magazine. And here's what Eric had to hey man, go for it. I own the tapes. The cd we made has long ago sold out, though I still have a…
…there are already chopped up versions floating around the mp3 verse, so I'm glad that this dude made some continuous tracks. Cheers, Eric, and thank you to the three of you for making this important piece of our tribe's history available to all of our…
…tribe's history available to all of our fellow saloners. And in particular, I do want to again thank Eric's Davis because it was Eric back in 2003 who was the first speaker to agree to talk at my initial Palenque Norte lecture series at the Burning man…
…the first speaker to agree to talk at my initial Palenque Norte lecture series at the Burning man festival. And it was Eric who was also very instrumental in helping me to get some of the other speakers involved, people like Daniel Pinchbeck and Allison…
…supporters that in tonight's live salon, our guest will be Richie Obelnik, who you may know better as Eric Taub. Richie or Eric if you prefer, is a pioneer of the ibogaine movement and will be with us tonight to answer questions about this important…
…has had the kind of courage that Roy and Diane have had to push that message into this town. So we salute them. Eric Ali did the wonderful poster. He's done them for these events for years. He's a beautiful artist. Christian Duffy and Jim Essicks are…
…well as chuckling with their great humor. Thanks again, Jason. And a huge thank you to you, Jason, as well as to Zach, Eric, Brian, Andy, and Jeffrey. And I also want to thank fellow slaughters like Jason who have encouraged me to keep posting Terrence…
…a brave man to ask the question. No, I shouldn't kid you. I wrote the introduction because I am otoe and my brother is Owen Eric. I can tell you this now because this book is going out of Trent. Well when we wrote that, that was. That was straight…
…proving that really you can do it all yourself. In other words, that the chemical precondition is there in deep sleep. Yeah. Eric, do you think memory is more or less, instead of memory being something you remember in the sense of replaying something, but…
…it all out right now. So if you'll hang in here with me, I'll read a couple more emails. This particular one comes from Eric, but it's representative of far too many emails I get. And remember as I read this that I'm just the carnival barker. So it's…
…for me to know how to respond to emails like this, other than to just keep on producing these podcasts. Here's part of what Eric wrote. I am 19 years old and I feel compelled to share with you my gratitude toward your efforts. Your podcast has changed…
…these podcasts until there is not one more ounce of information that could possibly be shared. Well, thank you so much for sharing that, Eric, and for letting me share it with the rest of the salon. And like I said a minute ago, I hardly know where to…
…the religion part, well, that's a little trickier for me. I, too, was raised in a religious household. Not as strict as yours, Eric, but strict enough that it took me over 40 years to break my mind free from their brainwashing, and I probably never…
…my friend. I'm sure that you're going to come out of this with a life that your friends can only wonder at. Press on, Eric. Press on. You're already a hero in my book. Well, this has certainly been the email day, hasn't it? I guess I've got enough…
…industrial economy. They will not be profane machines. They will be spiritual machines. Alchemical gold, the universal panacea that renaissance magic Eric and dream of. At the end of the 16th century, we are reaching out toward this mind child that will be…
…will get to the rest of this podcast series as soon as I can. Early next week, I hope. But first of all, I want to thank Eric K, David, Stefan B, Seth M, Mark CDNA, Andy W, Neil B, and Dean H, all of whom have offered to help me fix the problems…
…you discover you're embedded in other people's agenda is and other people's and institutions styles of manipulating reality. I mentioned to you Eric Davis's book. It hasn't come out yet. Technosis. When it does come out, I urge you to read it for all…
…Alex Gray. You see, it was out of the Palenque Norte lectures that this little psychedelic salon project has grown. And so I give Eric a lot of credit and thanks for his longtime support of the salon and of our Burning man project. And now, without any…