Psychedelic Salon
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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…agendas, all of these things, the economies of nature are going to set the guiding images. It's very interesting. I read Stephen Jay Gould's book Biophilia, in which he describes his work with ants in Suriname and how there are ants which grow fungi in…
…you think. So everyone can hear. Yes, I can hear anyway. Good. Well, I want to thank Mandala books, Jan. I want to thank Jay Widener for bringing me back to Seattle, the home of real grunge and real peculiarity. Before I plunge into this, I should tell…
…of paying attention, after my last podcast, the first person to write and point out the little mystery that I alluded to was Jay, who you will remember was the benefactor who provided the recordings for podcast 100 and for several others. Here is part of…
…is a neat little mystery that I am sure will be cleared up eventually. And thanks for stopping by for a visit a few weeks ago, Jay. It was a real honor to meet you in person, and I look forward to our next in person get together. I don't have the…
…big wave of love and gratitude for all he has done throughout the years and support of our community. And I also want to thank Jay, the man I call our benefactor and who is the person who found me and then offered me the use of these tapes. Now, I…
…in time, I still hadn't even tried cannabis. And while I was there in Dallas living such a screwed down life, well, there was Jay operating a tai chi school in Thailand. Now, if you've been to one of the legendary full moon parties in Thailand, in the…
…the legendary full moon parties in Thailand, in the Gulf of Thailand, on the beach there on a little island, well, that's where Jay had his tai chi school. So just try to imagine back in the eighties, though, when there were no roads, no electricity,…
…imagine back in the eighties, though, when there were no roads, no electricity, and only a couple boats a week. Well, that was the life Jay was living. I had already traded my walk on part in the war for a leading role in the cage, as they say. Now…
…don't know what I'm referring to, just go back to podcast 100, where I talk about the significance of one of the tapes that Jay sent me, of significance to my life and its connection to my life in Dallas at the time. Ethnicities abound for all of us,…
…in Dallas at the time. Ethnicities abound for all of us, you know, just pay attention, as the bard often said. Anyway, Jay was the messenger and custodian of these tapes, and I'm grateful to both Jay and Paul for their contributions towards preserving…
…pay attention, as the bard often said. Anyway, Jay was the messenger and custodian of these tapes, and I'm grateful to both Jay and Paul for their contributions towards preserving what many of us think of as very valuable information. Now to finally get…
…to lorenzoatrixmasters.com and rest assure I'll read them and hopefully I'll even respond when I get a chance. And thanks again, Paul and Jay for this recording. And thanks to Chateau Hayuk for the use of your music here in the salon. And thank you. Dear…