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Timothy Francis Leary — psychologist, visionary, and fearless explorer of consciousness. From the hallowed halls of Harvard to the frontiers of the human mind, he dared to question the boundaries of perception and inspired generations to think, feel, and dream beyond the ordinary.
…extremely important among intellectuals. Yes. And Frank Barron was another person who was very active in psychology. Of course it was Albert Hoffman who did it all anyway. I know, right? Yes. The question, I think, really is directed at, where did the…
…Disneyland, By the way, Walt Disney deserves a round of applause. We'll have the information for you in two weeks. And Albert Hoffman himself will be here in Los Angeles at that minute. Well, let's bring Albert over for a Sunday family gathering. Albert…
…Hoffman himself will be here in Los Angeles at that minute. Well, let's bring Albert over for a Sunday family gathering. Albert Hoffman, I've met him several times, is exactly... He's your dreamboat of a... He's a sober Swiss scientist who's in the…
…and dancing. I like to see people that do a little bit. He's a good product commercial advertiser. I first met... I met Albert Hoffman in Basel, Switzerland, which is a small town. And I happened to be hiding out in Switzerland at the time that the CIA…
…to Hoffman's laboratory. So I walked in at dawn after being up all night partying with this mask on. I walked in and there's Albert Hoffman. I took it off and that's probably a dream come true too. So he said jump in the car Timothy and I'll take you…
…like I've been alive forever? I also looked into the story of this remarkable drug, the 60s, Timothy Leary, Ken Kesey, Albert Hoffman, the father of LSD. Whether or not Albert Hoffman's discovery of LSD-25 was an accident, it is no accident that there…
…It was during that time as an undergraduate that I helped organize a conference called LSD a Generation Later, and we brought Albert Hoffman to discover the LSD up here. Hoffman gave a talk about his discovery that night, and it was actually 5,000 people…
…with me. It was eight years after I first took LSD that I found myself on a bridge on the Rhine River with Dr. Albert Hoffman, as he pointed out, the route that he took his bicycle ride from, actually it was a smaller building, it wasn't the huge…
…organizations that have been working to educate and to promote research in the world of psychedelics, Island Group, MAPS, and the Albert Hoffman Foundation. Well, it was a rocky road, all of us working together, but here we are to get together today on…
…an exhilarating journey. Now, I'd like to introduce some of the people that were here before, particularly Oscar Janager from the Albert Hoffman Foundation. So he'll speak a little bit about their work, and we have some videotapes, two that I think are…
…or Disneyland, By the way, Walt Disney deserves a round of applause. You have the information for you in two weeks, and Albert Hoffman himself will be here in Los Angeles at that minute. Well, let's bring Albert over for a Sunday family gathering. Albert…
…himself will be here in Los Angeles at that minute. Well, let's bring Albert over for a Sunday family gathering. Albert Hoffman, I've met him several times, is exactly... He's your dreamboat of a sober Swiss scientist who's in the laboratory... Suddenly,…
…around swimming and dancing. I like to see people that, he's a good product commercial advertiser. I first met... I met Albert Hoffman in Basel, Switzerland, which is his hometown, and I happened to be hiding out in Switzerland at the time that the…
…laboratory. So I walked in at dawn, after being up all night, partying with his mask on, and I walked in, and there was Albert Hoffman. I took it off, and that's kind of a dream come true, too. So he said, jump in the car, Timothy, and I'll take…
…is a psychotherapist who has also started moving more in organizational and political spheres. With Asperger, I founded the Albert Hoffman Foundation, which is in Los Angeles, which is attempting to gather the repository of scientific data that's been…
…of the rainforest or the wisdom of the medicine from other cultures as something that's at risk for disappearing. But what the Albert Hoffman Foundation has realized is that from our own culture, from our own background, we're at risk of losing a lot of…
…own background, we're at risk of losing a lot of this data. And so that's what he's been working on with the Albert Hoffman Foundation. Ralph Metzner was one of the pioneers of psychedelic research, also at Harvard, where he was a graduate, too, when a…
…and his various contributions. Robert Zanger has revitalized the network of psychedelic researchers and has founded, with Oscar Janager, the Albert Hoffman Foundation, which I'll tell you a little bit more about. but what they're trying to do is establish a…
…researchers. Robert was a therapist and still is a therapist and hopefully one day will be able to be a full-time Albert Hoffman Foundation director. Now, Mark Kleiman is a professor of criminal justice at the Kennedy School of Government. He does, however,…
…lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD. The CIA knew very little about LSD in the 60s. It was invented in 1947 by Dr. Albert Hoffman. he found that it had a remarkable effect on the mind. The CIA thought they could keep the LSD phenomenon secret. However,…
…he'll speak a little bit about their work, and we have some videotapes, two that I think are very calm and respectful from Albert Hoffman and Humphrey Osmond, and then I just got one yesterday from Ken Kesey and Ken Babs, which is, the first time I saw…
…was here in 1978 that after a long silence Peter Stafford and Bruce Eisner decided to have an LSD conference and invited Albert Hoffman to the United States. There wasn't expected to be a very large crowd. but it turned out that there were several…
…that people who have worked in psychedelics can keep themselves young, I hope so. That shall make up for it. When Albert Hoffman returned to the United States in 1988 for the inauguration of the Albert Hoffman Foundation, which was a group of people…
…so. That shall make up for it. When Albert Hoffman returned to the United States in 1988 for the inauguration of the Albert Hoffman Foundation, which was a group of people that got together to preserve all the memorabilia, the bits and pieces of all the…
…of my hikers. Whatever was in their mind, I don't know. At this point, we would like to say that we want a dedication for Albert Hoffman. He called me and said that he would like me to offer this in place of himself, and this was a very great honor.…
…mantle of discovery of LSD, the most powerful effector of consciousness change that was ever known, fell on the shoulders of Albert Hoffman. A wise, sensitive, and prudent man, he was quick to realize the magnitude of his invention on that memorable day of…