c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…Wherever it is it goes right through Europe and it goes through some of the most significant and important sacred places. Jean Michel has written books on this subject they're probably in this store somewhere. But the question as to whether they're made,…
…Norman Rockwell, rock of ages, silent night, Rosemary Clooney, and, you know, and I said, no, no. Jackson Pollock, Samuel Beckett, Jean Janet, Carl Jaspers, Martin Heidegger. I didn't know what these things meant. I just knew they were mantras that kept…
…offset some of the expenses associated with these podcasts. And these faithful people are Kira S. Joel W. Fabian R. Float on SNJ LLC, Jean Red F. Michael Z. Jim from Venice, Robert M. And a donation came in, along with a nice card via snail mail from…
…I am the last person to ever carry this message into society. I was raised Catholic. I rejected it at age 14. Jean Paul, Jean Janin, Friedrich Nietzsche, these were my gods. And I felt, you know, that moral responsibility, existential honesty, demands that…
…last person to ever carry this message into society. I was raised Catholic. I rejected it at age 14. Jean Paul, Jean Janin, Friedrich Nietzsche, these were my gods. And I felt, you know, that moral responsibility, existential honesty, demands that we put…
…salon. And welcome to our 500th podcast, which I'm pleased to begin by thanking chaos design, Marvin S. Tim H. Barista, Jean Pierre W. Lynn N. And Poodle chemist. Also, we received another anonymous bitcoin donation from a fellow slaughter who made a…
…on telling you how I first met Myron and how my wife and I spent a week in the north woods with Myron, his wife Jean Duncan Blewett, and his wife, Jane. But I want to get on with today's program, and so those stories, I guess, would probably take…
…downhearted at the time, told her to throw them all away, which she did. It's also important, however, to note that Myron and Jean were part of the research group led by the Shulgins and I, from which all of those wonderful experience reports that are…
…would visit. He was happy and he smiled a lot, but his memory had left him. One afternoon during a visit, I asked Jean if Myron had ever retrieved the records from his neighbor's barn, and she was surprised to hear that he'd stored them there.…
…century, it looked like we were all going to become french intellectuals, existential, atheistic, marxist, just this flat, flat, empty thing. Jean Paul Sartre's statement on nature is, nature is mute. Nature has nothing to say to Mandy. Well, this is, to my…
…all the colorful bric a brac of late roman thinking, what you have is a thoroughgoing existentialism, completely compatible with Jean Paul and the kind of intellectual despair that characterized the post world war two generation in Europe. Heidegger. Heidegger…
…psychedelics broke over that intellectual world like a tidal wave of revelation. I mean, I just. I quoted to you last night Jean Paul Sartre's statement that nature is mute. I mean, this is. Now, I see this as an obscenity, almost an intellectual crime…
…me. I'd abandoned my catholicism over five or six years, jettisoning each piece slowly, and managed to transform myself into a Jean Janet worshipping, existential, dark, anarcho type character. An atheist. Yes. And that's what it took from me in the 15 2nd…
…along with the program notes for this podcast on on our notes from the psychedelic Salon blog, which you can find@psychedelicsalon.org dot Jean is not only highly talented, but he also has an abiding passion for his work and is one of the most articulate…
…century, it looked like we were all going to become french intellectuals, existential, atheistic, marxist, just this flat, flat, empty thing. Jean Paul Sartre's statement on nature is, nature is mute. Nature has nothing to say to man. Well, this is, to my…
…the veil, then the screaming elf hordes come bounding in. And when I did it, I was a fan of Sartre and Camus and Jean Janet and situationalism, all this weird kind of european, 20th century spun down, tired out stuff. I was not a believer in elves,…