…old audio tapes: ken babbs of Mary Prankster fame, Timothy Leary, Laura Huxley, Martin lee, mark McLeod, Oscar Janiger, Terrence McKenna, Richard Evans Schultes and Dr Albert Hoffman, and I think there may even be one or two others. So you can tell that…

…the domain of botanical scholarship, really, in the previous five to ten years, through the work of people like Richard Evans Schultes at Harvard and William Safford and other people had described this chemical being present in these aboriginal intoxicants.…

…of getting a lot of information between the covers of one book with a massive amount of color illustration. This is Richard Evans Schultes, the leading light of ethnobotany. He spent over 15 years in the Amazon and has led hundreds of graduate students…

…hammocks and they would speak to the little man. And so he said, this has got to be it. And Dick Schultes, Richard Evans Schultes of Harvard, had already published on the chemistry of Ukuhe, and it was definitely contained DMT. So we said, okay, these…

…with as far as their perspectives? By this field, you mean psychedelics? Yeah. Well, I certainly. I mean, for instance, Richard Evans Schultes at Harvard. His work absolutely defines and dominates the field. In a sense. It would hardly exist without him.…

…of you may know this is probably the easiest to obtain and the most compendious. It's plants of the gods by Richard Evans Schultes, who is professor emeritus of botany at Harvard. And this is basically the distillation of his life's work. It's filled with…

…If you had to have just one book on Hallisenogens, this would probably be the one to go for. It's also by Richard Evans Schultes and Albert Hoffman, who some of you may know as the discoverer of LSD and the man who first characterized and synthesized…

…I just described is big surprise. A voice. A voice. Everybody knows this. Who has to do with this stuff? Gordon was Richard Schultes, Albert Hoffman. The giants know that this stuff is animate. This is not a drug. It's something which is disguising itself…

…of us who wander in the prodigal desert of materialism, and through the work of people like Jordan Wasson and Richard Evans Schultes, and in the 19th century, Richard Spruce, the tools have been catalogued, the magical plants. And I don't believe that…

…this is the Bible. It occurs in several different forms. This is the botany and chemistry of hallucinogens by Richard Evans Schultes and Albert Hoffman. Schultes was the Harvard botanist who basically single handedly created the field of ethnopharmacology. And…

…of getting a lot of information between the covers of one book with a massive amount of color illustration. This is Richard Evans Schultes, the leading light of ethnobotany. He spent over 15 years in the Amazon and has led hundreds of graduate students…

…the discoverer of the magic mushrooms in Mexico, the man who propounded and founded the feel of ethnobotany. People like Richard Evans Schultes, who is an advisor to the Hoffman library and the great ethnobotanist of the 20th century. And without doubt,…

…at the human enterprise than by availing yourself of the tools and the compounds which men like John Lilly, Albert Hoffman, Richard Schultes, Gordon Wasson, Oscar Janager have placed before us. Don't let anyone tell you that we're not living in an age of…

…on psychedelics, psychedelic plants, chemistry, usage, personalities, so forth and so on, and pharmacotherapy is a good one. Richard Evans Schultes of Harvard in collaboration with Albert Hoffman, who discovered LSD. Together they wrote a number of books, the…