…community is incredibly creative in this area. The compound I talked about yesterday, salvia divinorum that's all underground work. Brett Blosser, the anthropologist who discovered it, is a complete freak. The guy, the chemist who extracted it, who would…

…They're just confused. Basically, it doesn't do anything. Well, then about six or seven years ago, a friend of many of us here, Brett Blosser, who was working in this area, he finally got these Indians to cut loose with this stuff and show him how to…

…and many other compounds well about I don't know now maybe eight or nine years it's been a while. It's stretching out Brett Blosser, an anthropologist who perhaps has been to esalen I think he's been here to conferences anyway, a peer of all of us.…

…shepherds there at Christmas, not shepherdess, no so it's called ojos de La Pastora. Well then the anthropologist who studied this Brett Blosser to whom we all owe a great debt, hail Brett. Naturally, these people are tzotzil and tzotil they're in the…

…is incredibly creative in this area that the compound I talked about yesterday Salvia divinorum that's all underground work. Brett Blosser the anthropologist who discovered it is a complete freak. The guy the chemist who extracted it who would prefer…

…could get off on it it's a mint that grows in the mountains of Mexico. And then a few years ago an anthropologist, Brett Blosser some of you probably know Brett He's been to esalen, he was studying these mazatec Indians and finally just put it to them…