…helped to build better lives and stronger communities or have they had more of the opposite effect and this will feature Bruce Dahmer and Thomas manning and several others. And then from 8 to 9: 30 p m is the one and only Paul Stamets who you've heard…

…lou and I said we're gonna hang back here. We wound up sitting by the poolside and Antonio Escatado was talking about Thomas Jefferson and we're sitting there and Amanda comes up with Jamie and goes: would you gentlemen like to smoke some hashish? So…

…inclined and when reading the philosophy of science people like Paul Feyerabend and Imre Lakatos and reading the history of science and Thomas people trying to understand, you know well what is a true idea, what is true and what is false. And when you…

…to take it. So I came to California had had two trips and then got Sidney Cohen to give me some and I went to st Thomas in the virgin islands virgin islands and floated in floated in a isolation tank there it was an was an eight 8 foot cube of…

…main theme, a chief characteristic theme of the European mind. And that day was the day of publication of a book called utopia by Thomas more m o r e in 1516. And this word utopia in the title is a translation into Latin of the Greek Utopos, meaning…

…as the holy trinity: the father, the son and the holy spirit. He said that this particular trinitarian utopian model was presented long before Thomas more in 1516 in the works of Joachim De Fiore in the 12th century. So let me just read a few words of…

…interested that you start your description of the imagination from the cosmic attractor which sounds to me like a combination of Plato, Thomas Taylor and Teilhard De Chardin. It's the idea of the omega point in Teilhard De Chardin as the attractor of the…

…a lot of other stuff. Vitamin e, yes what you get out of this is a fashion change big time. No more the Dylan Thomas look. Now I've transformed into some kind of cyborg type character. But isn't it funny that that's the look of the future. I think…

…so fond of. He fell asleep on a bus. He fell asleep on a bus right if you want to read about this, read Thomas Kern's book the structure of scientific revolutions, and it shows you that the scientists always try to present their findings as a very…

…pleasure to recommend to you a book actually unambiguously worth buying, reading and recommending is Mason and Dixon, which is Thomas Pynchon's latest novel, potential. Certainly probably the greatest, the best novel written in America in the past 50 years. I…

…workshop at a time. And it's also where I met him for the first time. Anyway, I hate to sound like a doubting Thomas here, but we're now only two years away from this hypothesized concrescence that Terrence was talking about. And as much as I'd like…

…were these things relating to you to some degree? And I think that that's different for each person, you know, and maybe some, Thomas can expand on that. But, for example, if you ask a question, one of my experiences was, for example, I asked a specific…

…dimensional space. I always. I have this hang up, so I don't. I don't put it down. I always think of the apostle Thomas. Because you'll recall, Thomas was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles…

…I have this hang up, so I don't. I don't put it down. I always think of the apostle Thomas. Because you'll recall, Thomas was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles in the upper room, and…

…was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles in the upper room, and Thomas was not present. Then later he was there. And the apostle said, listen, the master was here and it was wonderful. And he…

…you will believe. And so he did. And so then he believed. Well, the moral of the story, as I read it, is Thomas was the Doubterez. Consequently, Thomas was the only one who was allowed to actually touch the resurrection body, it was because he doubted…

…he did. And so then he believed. Well, the moral of the story, as I read it, is Thomas was the Doubterez. Consequently, Thomas was the only one who was allowed to actually touch the resurrection body, it was because he doubted that he was vouchsafed to…

…of mind are matters for legal manipulation. It's amazing that that discussion is even taking place in the democracy founded by Thomas Jefferson. How does it happen that american conservatism, which used to stand for the free market economy and a laissez…

…the dialogue with the other is a content that indicates that man's horizons are infinitely bright, that death is, in fact, well, as Thomas Vaughan put it, the body is the placenta of the soul. And this fact has not yet been assimilated because it runs…

…with individual geniuses through dreams, of. Through insight, through imagination. I mean, many of you know, if you've read Thomas Kuhn's book, the structure of Scientific Revolutions. You know that even in as constipated and self conscious an enterprise…

…I assumed growing up I was raised Catholic and inculcated into a 2000 year old utterly dead religion where, you know, maybe Thomas Merton was getting off but I wasn't getting off. And the rational faith was scientific realism back up by pragmatism and…

…the supreme court. You can't get near it. I mean, you're just a monster of vice, and yet a clown like Clarence Thomas. I hope you all read the Rolling Stone encounter between Clarence Thomas and Hunter S. Thompson. Oh, it's classic. It's classic. The…

…a monster of vice, and yet a clown like Clarence Thomas. I hope you all read the Rolling Stone encounter between Clarence Thomas and Hunter S. Thompson. Oh, it's classic. It's classic. The guy was such a beast that he frightened Hunter Thompson with his…

…book of only 75 copies which he sold for $2,500 each. The book is titled Synesthesia and it is beautifully illustrated by Thomas Ely in color and thanks to fellow saloner and participant in the salon's Discord family, you can now directly download a copy…

…in the psychedelic community and who may be able to give you some more guidance on this topic. I'm speaking here of Doctor Thomas Ray, who is a professor at the University of Oklahoma, and I'll put a link to his presentation topic along with the program…

…to. And I don't think most modern people realize this about evolution. In the 19th century, these guys like Darwin and Thomas, Henry Huxley and Charles Lyell, they were waging war against Christianity. They were the great warriors of atheism. And the way…

…podcast them. Also, we received donations from Christopher C. Samuel G. Dan O, Deborah R. And along with a very generous donation from Thomas R. And I'd like to thank you one and all, from the bottom of my heart. Additionally, during the past 45 days,…

…the dialogue with the other is a content that indicates that man's horizons are infinitely bright, that death is in fact, well, as Thomas Vaughan put it, the body is the placenta of the soul. And this fact has not yet been assimilated because it runs…

…And the twin, the mistresses of Jonathan Swift, become carriers of a huge amount of energy in here, as do the mistresses of Thomas a. Stern. Because it's better to be swift than stern or something like that. And then the last of these things which…

…hymnals and all hierarchitect typoflopical with a burning bush, a bob of it's bubble top, and with Lorenzo toolers clittering up and Thomas abacus clattering down. Now, what this paragraph says is, he was a great builder. And I think if you think back…

…trying to link it back to the spiritual and successfully, in my opinion. Probably the most dramatic of these books was Thomas Kern's book. Probably most of you have read the structure of scientific revolutions, where he offers the, for the time, startling…

…that scientists will be swept away by the revelation of the flying saucer. They have always been the ones to be like the apostle Thomas and want to put their hand into the wound. And if the wound is offered meaning, if the saucer comes and is seen by…

…in three dimensional space. I always. I have this hang up, so I don't put it down. I always think of the apostle Thomas, because, you'll recall, Thomas was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles…

…I always. I have this hang up, so I don't put it down. I always think of the apostle Thomas, because, you'll recall, Thomas was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles in the upper room and…

…was not present when Christ returned. After, when he rose from the grave, he appeared to the apostles in the upper room and Thomas was not present. Then later he was there and the apostles said, listen, the master was here and it was wonderful. And he…

…you will believe. And so he did. And so then he believed. Well, the moral of the story, as I read it, is Thomas was the doubter. Consequently, Thomas was the only one who was allowed to actually touch the resurrection body. It was because he doubted…

…he did. And so then he believed. Well, the moral of the story, as I read it, is Thomas was the doubter. Consequently, Thomas was the only one who was allowed to actually touch the resurrection body. It was because he doubted that he was vouchsafed to…

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…around 1182. Let me see if I can pick it up. Exactly 1135. Okay, this is Bernard of Clairvaux, Adrian IV, Peter Lombard, Thomas A. Becket, Eleanor of Aquitaine, that's the clue for me. All that other stuff is fine. Crusades. Yes, all for that. But…

…with kicking open the nuclear doorway. Anybody who doesn't think World War Two was a surreal extravaganza, I recommend Thomas Pynchon's novel Gravity Rainbow. Gravity's Rainbow, which is an incredible thing to read, incredible work of literature, and you'll…

…Christ returned to the. The apostles were gathered in the upper room, and Christ came to them, I think, on the 40th day, but Thomas was not there. So then later. And then Christ went away. And so then Thomas came, and they said, the master was with…

…came to them, I think, on the 40th day, but Thomas was not there. So then later. And then Christ went away. And so then Thomas came, and they said, the master was with us. And he said, you know, you guys have been smoking too many of those little…

…has gone from the point saying, unless I put my hand into the wound, I will not believe it. So then a few days later, Thomas was with them, and Christ came again. And he said to him, Thomas, put your hand into the wound that you might believe. And…

…I will not believe it. So then a few days later, Thomas was with them, and Christ came again. And he said to him, Thomas, put your hand into the wound that you might believe. And he did. And he believed. Okay, so what conclusion do we draw from…

…gospels. Christ appeared several times in the upper room after the crucifixion to the apostles. The first time he appeared, the apostle Thomas was not there. And so then Thomas came after the visitation. And they said, the master was here. He was with us.…

…the upper room after the crucifixion to the apostles. The first time he appeared, the apostle Thomas was not there. And so then Thomas came after the visitation. And they said, the master was here. He was with us. And Thomas said, oh, shit. And they…

…apostle Thomas was not there. And so then Thomas came after the visitation. And they said, the master was here. He was with us. And Thomas said, oh, shit. And they said, no, no, he was here. And he said, unless I put my hand into the wound, I will…

…I put my hand into the wound, I will not believe it. So time passed and Christ came again to the upper room, and Thomas was there among the other apostles. And Christ said, Thomas, come forward. Put your hand into the wound. And he did. And he did.…

…it. So time passed and Christ came again to the upper room, and Thomas was there among the other apostles. And Christ said, Thomas, come forward. Put your hand into the wound. And he did. And he did. Now, the conclusion that I draw from this story…

…They have been showing how to do these things very efficiently for a very long time. Yeah. Are you familiar with Rick, Thomas and Roth? When they get together on the archetypal psychology that in specific relation to Atlantis and how doing people's transit…

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…and I think that, you know, if you want to read an eye opening book, if you haven't read it, read Thomas Tunes book, the structure of scientific revolution. Because what you'll learn there, to your amazement, is that these great intellectual breakthroughs…

…show me attitude. I don't believe in faith. I don't believe in belief. My favorite gospel story is the story of the apostle Thomas, who was not present when Christ came the first time after the resurrection to the upper room. And then later Thomas came…

…the apostle Thomas, who was not present when Christ came the first time after the resurrection to the upper room. And then later Thomas came to the apostles, and they said, the master has been here. And he said, you guys have been smoking too much of…

…you guys have been smoking too much of that red lead. And then Christ came again. But in this conversation with the apostles, Thomas said, unless I put my hand into the wound, I will not believe it. And then time passed, and then Christ came again…

…hand into the wound, I will not believe it. And then time passed, and then Christ came again to the upper room, and he said, Thomas, come forward. Put your hand into the wound. And he did. And then he said, Lord, I am not worthy. So forth and so on.…

…believe other things. Favorite story this shows you how I am. My favorite story in the Gospels is the story of the apostle Thomas, because you will recall that after the crucifixion, this is a good place to end. This is an alchemical story. After the…

…is an alchemical story. After the crucifixion, Christ appeared to the apostles in the upper room in Jerusalem 40 days after. And Thomas was not there. I don't know where he was, somewhere. They sent him out for sandwiches or something. Anyway, he came…

…I put my hand into the wound, I will not believe it. So then time passed, and then Christ came again to the apostles, and Thomas was among them on this second get go. And Christ walked in and kicked off his overshoes and looked around the room and he…

…them on this second get go. And Christ walked in and kicked off his overshoes and looked around the room and he said, Thomas, come forward, put your hand into the wound. Which he did. Which he did. Now people have different interpretations of this story.…

…somebody was applying a certain form of rational or logical analysis, and that that led to their breakthrough. If you've read Thomas Penn's book on the structure of scientific revolution, you know this is all lies and propaganda. The real story of science…

…get Herman Goering elected. I'm just wondering if there is in as much disbelief as I am that in the anti papist country of Thomas Jefferson, the pope could come here and draw a crown that looks like the Beatle visit of the 1960s. And, you know, in the…

…Jesse Helms because he's short and ugly. That's not allowed. That's a below the belt move. So, and then I read books like Thomas Kern's the structure of scientific revolutions, and it says, you know, this is how it happens. Some guy, marginal, not at the…

…up, through the medieval period, John Locke and Thomas Hobbes, and all those folks fixed it up for us in the 18th century. Thomas Jefferson ironed out the wrinkles. And modern America is the shining example of what you can do if you empower the ego, the…

…have some managerial control. The other methods also seem to be driven from the unconscious. For instance, if you read Thomas Kern's book the structure of scientific revolutions, you discover there that these huge rational idea systems were downloaded in very…