…of blackness. Yeah, uh huh. I don't know quite what to make of it, you know, I don't know why. And Claudio Naranjo gave harmeline to urban people in Santiago, Chile. Stockbrokers and advertising executives, people who had no connection to the jungle. And…

…hit of blackness. Yeah uh huh, I don't know quite what to make of it. You know I don't know why and Claudio Naranjo gave the ayahuasca gave harmaline to urban people in Santiago Chile Stockbrokers and advertising executives people who had no connection to…

…of the strange things about these psychedelics: they do have personalities. Some of you may be familiar with the study done by Claudio Naranjo in the mid 60s where he took ayahuasca and he was a psychiatrist in Chile. He took ayahuasca and he gave it…

…spin resonance of these molecules moving from one to the other is in fact a harmonic overtone. This is interesting because Claudio Naranjo reported that 50 of his subjects that took harmine in Chile reported a buzzing in the head. It was not associated…

…DMT. Reports of the activity of harming on its own are into the literature. What you discover is it comes down to Claudio Naranjo and one patient and they described a an altered state. It wasn't clear. It was clear that it was psychoactive, but it's…

…Mean on its own are greatly exaggerated. In fact if you go into the literature what you discover is it comes down to Claudio Naranjo and one patient and they described a an altered state. It wasn't clear it was clear that it was psychoactive but it's…

…carbolines. Now beta carbolines are psychoactive in their own right but not hallucinogenic. Some of you may know the work of Claudio Naranjo, who used harmine and harmaline in therapy, but if you study his work on the subject very carefully it becomes…