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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.
…all the gangster stuff comes from the non-psychedelic drugs, so cocaine, heroin, booze. Kevin has been written about by Dr. John Lilly. He's a wonderful Christopher Columbus writer. How many of you know John Lilly? Absolutely. It's an anesthetic that produces…
…Kevin has been written about by Dr. John Lilly. He's a wonderful Christopher Columbus writer. How many of you know John Lilly? Absolutely. It's an anesthetic that produces out-of-body experience, but I don't know where you'd get it, Cameron, unless you have…
…it and then he released it in a meeting. Well, these are, these are, you know, these guys, National Aquarium, don't talk. John Lilly is an incredible He's an incredible American. I think he deserves a tribute here. He's a crusty old guy. He doesn't like…
…it does get you what you want. I was tremendously influenced, and I'd like at this moment to pay deep respect to John Lilly, whose book, Metaprogramming in the Biocomputer, really opened up a tremendous amount. I consider Lilly to be one of the real…
…to pay deep respect to John Lilly, whose book, Metaprogramming in the Biocomputer, really opened up a tremendous amount. I consider Lilly to be one of the real heroes of American philosophy. He has gone farther out in so many different directions and…
…when he said, sometimes he'll take his plants for a walk. You know, why not? See, what we're getting into here, and John Lilly is another person. He's trying to talk to dolphins. What we're getting into here, this question of a DNA intelligence, and if…
…and as a real high point, we've got a visit from one of the great philosophers who invented the inner screen, Dr. John Lilly. Those of you who were here last week, a round of applause for John Lilly. Give tremendous credit to Michael Siegel, who…
…who invented the inner screen, Dr. John Lilly. Those of you who were here last week, a round of applause for John Lilly. Give tremendous credit to Michael Siegel, who has arranged the visit of John Lilly. There's Michael back there. Thank you. I…
…here last week, a round of applause for John Lilly. Give tremendous credit to Michael Siegel, who has arranged the visit of John Lilly. There's Michael back there. Thank you. I didn't think we could top that, but then Michael's managed to equal that high…
…that most of the heroes are spending more and more of their time in cyberspace. Which brings us, of course, back again to John Lilly. John Lilly has logged more time on the other side of the screen, the other side of the brain, I think any human…
…most of the heroes are spending more and more of their time in cyberspace. Which brings us, of course, back again to John Lilly. John Lilly has logged more time on the other side of the screen, the other side of the brain, I think any human being that…
…and really taught us a great deal, one of the great underestimated philosophers. Now, Alan Watts. How about him? How about John Lilly? What a frontier person. My wife Barbara and I went up to Marineland, south of San Francisco about a month ago,…
…anyone been to Russia here? The brilliant young man who's been producing these shows, Michael Siegel, is in Russia now with John Lilly. He got their visa last week and they've gone over there. Apparently there's a scientist down in Yalta That's the Black…
…down in Yalta That's the Black Sea, is it? Who does dolphin research, and he's based out of his dolphin research on John Lilly, and it's going to be very interesting to find out what happens with that. Are they communicating with dolphins there? I…
…interesting to find out what happens with that. Are they communicating with dolphins there? I mean... I don't know. John Lilly was... Supposedly doing that here with dolphins with computers. Computers that they could communicate underwater with dolphins. John…
…smarter. So they'll do a lot of research down the drain, but they'll try again. That's just facetiousness. I told that to John Lilly once, and he got very mad and said, that's not true. People get very concerned when you do satire about their particular…
…it, I get very schizophrenic, and I accuse this imaginary character of stealing my material. But when I took a workshop with John Lilly, I thought the workshop was to explore the mysticism by the scientific method. And so you couldn't use words like I…
…in addition, and as a real high point, we've got a visit from one of the great philosophers who invented inter-screen, Dr. John Lilly. For those of you who were here last week, a round of applause for John. Thank you. Michael Siegel, who has arranged…
…that most of the heroes are spending more and more of their time in cyberspace. Which brings us, of course, back again to John Lilly. John Lilly has logged more time on the other side of the screen, the other side of the brain, than I think any…
…most of the heroes are spending more and more of their time in cyberspace. Which brings us, of course, back again to John Lilly. John Lilly has logged more time on the other side of the screen, the other side of the brain, than I think any human being…
…career as our coach at Harvard. It's all Alice's fault. And our dear brother, Alan Watts. Of course, we all wish that John Lilly were here. The man that was our partner in time, when we started Harvard, Frank Barron, who sends the best messages. Finally,…
…back, I kind of predicted this several years ago. I remember at Carlos and Charlie's, we had some wonderful evenings with John Lilly and libertarian presidential candidates and so forth, and I remember talking then, five or six years ago, about the 1990s.…
…and for how long, there's something very practical you can do. I'm speaking here of the drug ketamine and the works of John Lilly and I have found great comfort and been charmed and enlightened to discover that this experience, for most people, is like…
…of the past And all philosophies have had to address the subject of transition from the physiological, the metaphysiological state. John Lilly is very interesting. He uses a great deal of ketamine. He talks about solid state intelligence, which, of course,…
…there. You guys remember, you can't walk because you're out of your body. And it's like, I had a great admiration for John Lilly. John is a, part of John, and very competitive. He likes the real, ask neuronauts to know that he's vlogged more times.…
…drugs are dangerous and it's working. Just about a month ago, I was out at Malibu at the house of some friends and Tony and John Lilly just happened to come in by accident. So John came in and sat down and I sat actually at his feet and I said, you…
…oh, just before John came, I was being given a massage by the guy from Esalen, who was the guy that found Lilly floating face down and saved his life and then what a coincidence thought of an echo the extraterrestrial coincidence control really shows…
…so that simultaneous communication Yes, there's a, again, a glorious convergence of evidence from people hit by lightning, and Lilly, and quantum physics, and out-of-the-body experiences. Every place you go these days, you read quantum physics talking about…
…1A from kindergarten through to that last moment when the heart gives its last. As a philosopher, I'm fascinated. Again, I must say that Lilly is a man. He's a highly intellectual man, and he's an elderly man who in some ways has given up many of his…
…intellectual man, and he's an elderly man who in some ways has given up many of his terrestrial delights. He doesn't read. Lilly says, frankly, his brain is so much more interesting than talking to people down here. He's quite blunt about it. And there's…
…And Barbara and both of you do a lot of stuff with Mondo and then some other people, but I haven't seen anything from John Lilly. And I wondered if he's, I don't even know if he's still alive. I saw John Lilly so far with Jeffrey or whatever, and…
…people, but I haven't seen anything from John Lilly. And I wondered if he's, I don't even know if he's still alive. I saw John Lilly so far with Jeffrey or whatever, and I read that a couple years ago, but I haven't seen anything new from him. John…
…Lilly so far with Jeffrey or whatever, and I read that a couple years ago, but I haven't seen anything new from him. John Lilly is living and well. I think we'll... 78th birthday is coming up January. He is living in Hawaii. He's given up a couple…
…I'm glad you mentioned that because I would never want to leave this room without asking a really great round of applause to John Lilly. Yeah, right on time. It was in 1972. He wrote a paper. The title of that paper is The Pulper Sticker of the…
…of interest to me that as we wander off in the sunset tomorrow afternoon, we're being replaced here by Tony and John Lilly. So if anyone can possibly postpone your activities next week, the Lilly five-day seminar is certainly something We've been seeing a…
…afternoon, we're being replaced here by Tony and John Lilly. So if anyone can possibly postpone your activities next week, the Lilly five-day seminar is certainly something We've been seeing a great deal of both Tony and John recently. And John is simply…
…you see people like Alice Huxley, Allen Ginsberg, Baba Ram Dass, Richard Alpert, Alan Watts. How about Alan Watts? Well, yeah. John Lilly! Yeah, John was there. Oh, he's a, well, he wasn't Harvard, but he's, he's, he's number, he comes in third generation.…
…courageous explorers in places where no one ever been before, sending back signals which have changed all of us in this room. John Lilly, where are you? John Lilly! John Lilly! Come up, John! John, please come up! Thank you. Gee, how do you answer that…
…where no one ever been before, sending back signals which have changed all of us in this room. John Lilly, where are you? John Lilly! John Lilly! Come up, John! John, please come up! Thank you. Gee, how do you answer that one? Well, it sure is great…
…no one ever been before, sending back signals which have changed all of us in this room. John Lilly, where are you? John Lilly! John Lilly! Come up, John! John, please come up! Thank you. Gee, how do you answer that one? Well, it sure is great to be…
…He does, really, but we'll let him go. Thank you, Francis. About ketamine. Read The Scientist by one of our great scientists, John Lilly. I wouldn't say the final word, but it's the ultimate word. Yes? Where is Ram Dass? Well, I'm glad to report that…
…hand, it's my duty as your roving Marco Polo to answer the question. I have to give you an understanding. Yes, I told John Lilly this, and he didn't want to hear anything about it, because he's a medical... I don't like needles that much, so I... Well,…