…Cross. We turned out 300 people. I talked from ten to midnight, and then we danced till 430. And this kind of thing. Sasha and Anne Schulgen took London by storm. There's really a fertilization going on. There's a similar scene in Berlin, a similar scene…

…an interior other is psychopathy. So we're very leery of that, or we're very something of that. Anyway I noticed that Sasha, when he described the phenomenology of al asaybin didn't say a thing about self transforming elf machines or whispered messages from…

…and search for a tool that works for you. And you know human beings are highly variable. I took a course years ago from Sasha and there were about 500 people in this class it was a class in forensic chemistry of all things, and at one point he…

…mental illness, who knows? It's amazing that 30 years 40 years into the psychedelic revolution we would discover not a new compound Sasha does that three times a week but a new family, a new chemical family with psychoactivity. That's a new continent in…

…that we weren't aware of that extends the tryptose so that you can get one 30 minutes of time to elaborate it out? Well Sasha, you know is now working on the tryptamines and I asked him in Mexico I said: you know of all of these tryptamines you've…

…cross we turned out 300 people I talked from 10 to midnight and then we danced till 4 30 and this kind of thing. Sasha and Ann Shogan took London by storm. There's really a fertilization going on. There's a similar scene in Berlin a similar scene in…

…any other bibliography on this subject ever published. Yeah, that was the one I knew I was groping and it was Anne and Sasha Shulgin's book, tikal, which is half recipes and half anecdotal narrative. Well the chemist yeah no Sasha is a fighter I mean…

…was groping and it was Anne and Sasha Shulgin's book, tikal, which is half recipes and half anecdotal narrative. Well the chemist yeah no Sasha is a fighter I mean Shulgin S h u l g I n yeah, in Donovan's book he maintains that he sees no difference…

…can confirm it or deny it about a conference of which Sasha Shulgin and you were attending with FDA Representative, and Sasha was asking, you know, why the hallucinogens weren't rescheduled and the reports were that the FDA Representative said that they…

…made? Well first of all the incident you described if it happened I wasn't there. I haven't been at a conference with Sasha since the it8 conference in Prague Two and a half years ago and certainly nothing like that happened there. Rescheduling: I don't…

…hope you'll read my books, the books of my colleagues. There's a great deal of psychedelic publishing being done now: Sasha Sheldon's book, Jonathan Nod's books, Eduardo Luna's books, my books. Inform yourself. The first stop for a serious psychedelic voyager…

…made. LSD was in the late 40s, psilocybin and DMT both arrived around 1956, 57 and there were no major. Well d o m Sasha elaborated that that was a synthetic that came in the early 60s but since then there's been no mega halocinogen in its own special…

…contextually is a culture of science, and I'm speaking now of our community. It's the Albert Hoffmans and the Dave Nichols and Sasha shulgens who have kept our canoe afloat. These are men of science, its methods, its vocabulary, its culture. We have not,…

…dimensional rubber band of some sort. Now what does all this have to do with the psychedelic situation? Well simply this years ago, Sasha wrote a paper and I'm not sure that I remember the exact formulation of the title but I believe it was: quantum…

Alexander Shulgin. Sasha to his friends, is nothing less than the godfather of psychopharmacology, an expert on the cyclosized phenylethylamines, that is, psychoactive compounds useful in the emotional recovery of traumatic events. Shulgin has given his life to…

…Prague, he told me, greater frontiers lie ahead the next lost continent to be explored by Alexander Shulgin: the psychoactive tryptamines. Sasha suggested that I join him for a stroll among the graves of the cemetery of the Jewish Ghetto of Prague, Europe's…

…an interior other is psychopathy so we're very leery of that or we're very something of that. Anyway I noticed that Sasha, when he described the phenomenology of psilocybin, didn't say a thing about self transforming elf machines or whispered messages from…

…is psychopathy. So we're very leery of that or we're very something of that, Alper or Metzger. Anyway I noticed that Sasha, when he described the phenomenology of psilocybin, didn't say a thing about self transforming elf machines or whispered messages from…

…not with regard to psychedelics the problem is not to find the answer the problem is to Face the answer. We've got the answer. Sasha Doesn't have to do another thing we've got the answer. The question now is: do you have the guts to do it useful to…

…cross we turned out 300 people I talked from 10 to midnight and then we danced till 4 30 and this kind of thing Sasha and Ann Shulgin took London by storm. There's really a fertilization going on. There's a similar scene in Berlin, a similar scene in…

…than that it's that everything is code. Everything is code in the sense that hackers mean when they say they write code. When Sasha stands up and waves his arms and draws what he calls the dirty pictures, he initiates you into a code, a vocabulary with…

…is a culture of science. And I'm speaking now of our community. It's the Albert Hoffmans and the Dave Nichols and the Sasha shulgens who have kept our canoe afloat. These are men of science. It's methods it's vocabulary, it's culture. We have not, though…

…than that. It's that everything is code. Everything is code in the sense that hackers mean when they say they write code. When Sasha stands up and waves his arms and draws what he calls the dirty pictures he initiates you into a code, a vocabulary with…

…hope you'll read my books, the books of my colleagues. There's a great deal of psychedelic publishing being done now: Sasha Shogan's book, Jonathan Knott's books, Eduardo Luna's books, my books. Inform yourself. The first stop for a serious psychedelic…

…whole spectrum of these things in there and I think that gives a richer experience. It's not an absolute ontological difference between Sasha and I on that issue. Where I might argue that there is a real difference is between drugs created yesterday in…

…odor, pass it on to the next person. Out of the 500 people, three had an incredibly violent reaction to this stuff and then Sasha explained there is a known gene for reacting to this thing. People who have this gene are 50 000 times more sensitive to…