c/timothy-leary
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.
…psyche out your darkest wish. You strategically continue to expand our consciousness and help us heal and grow. My name is Michael Horowitz, Timothy Leary's archivist. Timothy treated death as a new recreational drug he was about to try for the first time.…
…to his home, and he said, there it is. I drove my bicycle in there, and I went in there, and then, you know Michael Horowitz, the archivist, said, I said, where is the bicycle? I was at John Lilly's 73rd birthday party, and I arrived, I found John,…
…safe, and I was going back to the apartment I was staying in, I forgot that someone there was going to, oh, it was Michael Horowitz, was going to go to Hoffman's laboratory. So I walked in at dawn, after being up all night, partying with his mask on,…
…way to his home, and he said, there's, I drove my bicycle in there, and I went in there, and then, you know Michael Horowitz, the archivist, said, he said, Where is the bicycle? I was at John Willie's 73rd birthday party, and I arrived, I found John,…
…he went out with all of his fire and fire in every way. He went out really in a blaze of glory, publicly. I think Michael Horowitz, the archivist, and Cindy are here. I could go on. I have a long list of names, but you know what happens. You kind…
…people like Houghton Mather and the Salem witchcraft trials, and then later came Ralph Waldo Emerson, who a very close Dutch, Michael Horowitz, can give you the Fingerprints and dates and all this. He had a very close touch with the psychedelic poets in…
…No one will cut it, interpret it, or put in a commercial break. Leary is also taking the gloom out of death. Michael Horowitz is a bookseller, author, and the person responsible for Timothy Leary's archives. He says Leary's home is far from somber. It's…
…thing to do. Anyway, he's doing great. We had a wonderful time. And the next time you see him, he'll delight you as well. Michael Horowitz, would you stand up, Michael? There's one of the great figures of our times. Come up for a minute and say a few…