…it's all about looking at pictures and seeing the iskite and the folds of your trousers and thinking about how that relates to Meister Eckhart and all this Huxley and type stuff. But that gave me the idea. And then I stuck with it. I stuck with it…

…that was displayed. Drug sound proposition. There is this same author writing of mescaline and reaching for metaphors drawn from Meister Eckhart, St. John of the Cross, John Chrysostom, comparing the light falling into the folds of his trousers to the light…

…me and my father not tell me, but Aldous Huxley never told me, and neither did John of the cross, and neither did Meister Eckhart. All those people were apparently flying at a lower altitude than I, 19 year old brat in ratty rented room, have been able…

…thing that seemed to me so important about the psychedelic experience was that it happened to me. I wasn't reading John Chrysostom or Meister Eckhart, of course. Those guys. Right on. It happened to me. It happened to me. Yes. And so I assume that I am…

…metaphors of. Of western religiosity. It does move you toward the dissolving whiteness, the oneness with the unspeakable of Meister Eckhart and that crowd, except in. The Harvard experiments originally with Leary and Alpert. They used psilocybin with these.…

…it's all about looking at pictures and seeing the iskite and the folds of your trousers and thinking about how that relates to Meister Eckhart and all this Huxley and type stuff. But that gave me the idea. And then I stuck with it. I stuck with it…

…near these places for the common man are these relationships to these magical vegetables. It's not satisfying to just read Meister Eckhart and Hildegarde van Bingen and all these people, because what their testimony is saying is that it is a birthright…

…faith or it exists. This is very close to the religious ecstasis of Mother Theresa or Hildegard von Bingen or Meister Eckhart or Thomas Treherne or any of those folks, except that they were apparently exceptional personalities who achieved this after…

…it was some kind of confirmation of eastern philosophy. It was embraced that way. And it was said that we should read Meister Eckhart and the Upanishads, particularly the Mandukyu panachad, and that we should sleep with the tibetan book of the dead at our…