c/psychedelic-salon
Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…experience and that if you work with that, you can just leave history and move off sideways from it and become your own Magellan. This is what people are doing in their living rooms, taking psilocybin in darkness late at night. They are the Columbus's of…
…all hum drum. I just know, you know, that they have forgotten the 5 grams of psilocybin sitting in their refrigerator. I mean, Magellan may have had excitement rounding the horn, but you in your living room later tonight can put him in the shade if you…
…of speaking of these things as deconditioning agents. Because what they show you is that each man, each woman, their own Magellan. You need no longer participate in a pyramid of information where it's filtering down to you from the scientific, medical,…
…you, you take five dried grams of psilocybin in silent darkness in your own living room on a Saturday night, and, you know, Ferdinand Magellan, move over. You will see things no one has ever seen before and no one will ever see again. I mean, and these…
…tells you this. But then you take a psychedelic plant and you discover, you know, hey, I know, I'm Christopher Columbus. I'm Magellan. I could be anybody. I'm not defined in these narrow ways. There are doorways in my reality to areas of experience as…
…ways. There are doorways in my reality to areas of experience as large as the area of experience that Christopher Columbus or Magellan took as their province. But it's all this new freedom is achieved by directing attention back at the individual. So, you…
…what shooting for? Apparently not. A curing shaman wants to be empowered to cure. He doesn't conceive of himself as a Magellan of the phenomenological realm who's setting out to circumnavigate the mental universe in an evening. And then of the psychedelics,…
…this room. And yet I assume that other universe is probably equal in size to our own. So I'm not exactly Ferdinand Magellan where it's concerned. Yeah, I think our materialism has focused us so entirely away from these more rarefied layers that we cannot…
…of speaking of these things as deconditioning agents, because what they show you is that each man, each woman, their own Magellan. You need no longer participate in a pyramid of information where it's filtering down to you from the scientific, medical,…
…an arm and a leg. It's the living quintessence of the thing. And my lord, I mean, from that point, you are your own Magellan and need take lessons from nobody, because the universe that it opens up to you is so large that really you can be confident…
…eyes of idols and stuff like that. You can, on a Saturday evening in the privacy of your own living room, become your own Magellan. And you are no less courageous than Magellan. And maybe Magellan is a bad example, since he didn't make it all the way…
…on a Saturday evening in the privacy of your own living room, become your own Magellan. And you are no less courageous than Magellan. And maybe Magellan is a bad example, since he didn't make it all the way around your own Columbus. And this dimension…
…evening in the privacy of your own living room, become your own Magellan. And you are no less courageous than Magellan. And maybe Magellan is a bad example, since he didn't make it all the way around your own Columbus. And this dimension of freedom has…
…all hum drum. I just know, you know, that they have forgotten the 5 grams of psilocybin sitting in their refrigerator. I mean, Magellan may have had excitement rounding the horn, but you in your living room later tonight can put him in the shade if you…
…you as a citizen. The real fact of the matter is an anarchy of the imagination, where each one of us is our own Magellan. We are not living in the age when all frontiers have disappeared, when all things have been tamed and made mundane. We are living…