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.
…Angeles, where he tried LSD for the first time with Gary Fisher as a sitter, he returned to Harvard and along with Ram Dass, began the famous Harvard psilocybin project. As you know, word about magic mushrooms first entered into the public domain with R.…
…Shakespeare. And maybe that's true, but if that's true, that is empowering and worth knowing. Remember once, many years ago, interviewing Ram Dass, and he said, I honor what psychedelics have done for me. And there was a storm of protests because he seemed…
…I'm going to play today is the first section of this video that begins with a conversation between Terrence McKenna and Ram Dass. Then that is followed with an interview with Angela Serrin, who Terrence McKenna describes as a professional in the field of…
…order to get the full impact of the conversation you're about to hear, the first of which is between Terrance and ram Dass in a somewhat noisy Prague cafe. And besides being able to watch the facial expressions on these two interesting people, you'll also…
…in Prague over a decade ago, and even though the conversation is between two certifiably psychedelic thinkers, Terrence McKenna and Ram Dass, I'm afraid that if you listen closely, you're going to think that they too are focusing on the Occupy movement,…
…minds and what potential is there? After all, hey, whats the use of potential if we dont put it to some use? As youll hear Ram Dass say in just a minute, just dont talk about it. Lets do it. So I dont see this discussion of the Occupy movement, both…
…and that is why I'm continuing to support and participate in the Occupy movement. So as we listen right now to Ram Dass and Terrence McKenna's somewhat rambling conversation, perhaps on another level, we should try to understand how they have come to a…
…Steve Marshank, who you may remember me mentioning before as the producer of the video prognosis, which featured Terrence McKenna, Ram Dass, and several others, parts of which we've already heard here in the salon. Well, Steve was also the producer of…
…Eduardo Luna, I believe his coffee table book called Ayahuasca, the religious iconography of a peruvian shaman. Be here now by Ram Dass in theogens and the future of religion that was edited by our friend Robert Forte. Then two books by Doctor Charles…
…most famous concert halls, we encountered Richard Alpert and persuaded him to have lunch with us. Alpert, who now calls himself Ram Dass, is one of the most enduring figures from the american cultural upheaval of the 1960s. Alpert, whose career reaches from…
…You know, I'm a free agent. So do you never get in a situation where you say, gee, I'd like to do x, but Ram Dass would never do that. My stock in trade or my coinage is in sharing just those predicaments publicly. See, I've turned it into. Right,…
…at a time. Before I say anything else, I feel that I should point out how the trend of the conversation between Ram Dass and Terence seemed to carry with it a feeling of continuity from the sixties through the reverberations of the seventies and eighties…
…on your own. So do you find it more rewarding to talk about the indestructibility of the soul or awareness, as Terrence and Ram Dass did in the beginning of their conversation? Or do you find it more rewarding to talk about how to apply the insights…