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Dive into the archives of psychedelic thought. Lorenzo Hagerty hosts essential conversations on entheogens, science, and the counterculture.
…be facetious or to follow up that point. History is very important to doing well in the psychedelic experience, at least, Scylla Simon, because it shows you movies of history. It sees us as historical creatures. It has this above everything kind of point…
…A. Harley D. Bruce C. Kevin M. Joseph H. And that name, of course, reminds me of my dad, who is another Joseph H. Also Simon T. And way back on my birthday last month, there was also an anonymous bitcoin donor. So I would like to thank you one and…
…Lorenzo, and I'm your host here in the psychedelic salon, and I'm happy to begin today. Bye. Thanking fellow saloners David B. And Simon T. Who both have recently made donations to help offset some of the expenses here in the salon. And thank you again,…
…that that would deliver a visionary experience rather than an experience of hallucinations. And the difference is, what Psyllis Simon shows you is not colored lights and moving grids. It shows you places, jungles, cities, machines, books, architectonic form…
…it easier to live in the world. And how many of them are there? Who knows? For instance, under the influence of Psylla Simon in the Amazon I noticed what I am completely convinced is an atrophied human ability. It's a very simple ability, but we have…
…in european history. To give you the flavor of it, the second albigensian crusade was prosecuted by a general of the pope named Simon de Montfort. And his lieutenants came to him at a point. And some of you may have visited the city of Carcassonne in…
…in the psychedelic salon. And along with me today, well, in spirit at least, our fellow saloners Elsa C, Asha T. Allen R. And Simon N, all of whom made recent donations to the salon to help us keep on keeping on. And hey, your donations are very much…
…speaks not like that. I mean, there may be some at the height of some crazed trip, some brief something or other, but Scylla Simon just pulls up a chair on the porch and puts its feet up, you know, and ayahuasca does not do that. At least in…
…And there were, you know, egyptian followers of Thoth and ISis. And there were docetheans and Montanists and I, followers of Simon the Magician. And these were a vast spectrum of cults, ranging from orthodox jewish cults, such as the Nabataeans and the…
…now. Well, it's amazing how many have been discovered since people have bent their attention to it. There have been still Simon mushrooms reported from England, France, localities where so far as we know, there is no cultural history of usage at all.…
…during the trip in straight life. I'm not verbalizing this very well, but do you feel that after years of experiencing civilization, Simon, that you can touch that feeling at straight times? You can hear the logos? You can get the information. Well, I…
…his podcast, number 70 on the Shamanic Freedom radio channel, which I'll link to on the program notes for this podcast. And by the way, Simon, I got the disc that you gave to Bruce to get to me, and I plan on listening to it this week. So hey,…
…a landscape of myth and that we will encounter the great mythological motifs of the collectivity of the human psyche. But what Scylla Simon seems to be saying is that, yes, these two areas do exist, but beyond them, and far larger than them, if we can…
…you possibly forget something so central? Yet apparently they did. And today there's scholarly fights. Was it Amanita Mascaria? Was it Psylla Simon? Was it Pagama and harmila? Or was it something else? And why is this so hard to figure out? The only thing…