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.
…energy. Turns out that matter and energy are kind of lumbering mechanical engineer factory concepts popular in the 19th century with Newton and Darwin. Newton's all about mass and heavy momentum and power and all that and Darwin is about quantity. mass and…
…Max Planck came along and said, listen, the stuff that the universe is made of is not this material stuff of Newton. Sure, Newton works for narrow frequencies, but basically everything in the universe, from galaxies down to cells, atoms, quarks, is made…
…Planck came along and said, listen, the stuff that the universe is made of is not this material stuff of Newton. Sure, Newton works for narrow frequencies, but basically everything in the universe, from galaxies down to cells, atoms, quarks, is made up of…
…use the computer, naturally use it as an industrial device for the industrial... the industrial age of do things to objects, that's Newton, force, momentum, you know, kind of work. And in the industrial age, everything is used to do something to some raw…
…but much more through the exploration of consciousness. I remember one time my parents came up to visit me. We were living in Newton in the community. And Tim was as gracious and loving towards them who had no idea what was happening to their wonderful…
…mail service. So you'll be able to send messages from a handheld device to a handheld device. And you can write... Like the Newton or... In a way, in a way. We have a very different metaphor than you. You have your own hardware device? Actually, we're…
…mix marijuana up with LSD in our research, so I would go around, just like the deans at Harvard, around our research projects in Newton or in Mexico, and I'd say, Daddy don't allow no pot smoking in here. And it wasn't a matter of fact until I left…
…Madison Presnell was a black psychiatrist. He was our doctor in residence. And Madison and I took psychedelics. And I grew up in Newton. And I was... Yes. Weeks Junior High School in Newton High. And see, I grew up in a middle-class Jewish ghetto and I…
…doctor in residence. And Madison and I took psychedelics. And I grew up in Newton. And I was... Yes. Weeks Junior High School in Newton High. And see, I grew up in a middle-class Jewish ghetto and I was trained not to have prejudice. So I didn't have…
…to Boston University. And that famous Good Friday gave psychedelic drugs and placebos to, I think, 30 divinity students from Andover Newton. It was probably the greatest Good Friday in 2,000 years. for half of the subjects. The control subjects got to read…
…the solid general motors were the force and momentum and energy and work. action, reaction, observation, all that. Sorry, sorry, Newton. Newton's great. But I think you have to face the fact that Einstein said first, everything's relative. It means that…
…fundamental shift, which was the shift in our perception of reality. What happened to us was what I think Einstein did to Newton. It went from treating a reality as absolute to seeing that all realities are relative. And the minute you do that, social…
…out with now? Who's your heroes? Well, there are a lot of wonderful people in Hollywood. Are there, Timmy? The famous photographer, Newton and his wife, June. Michelle Phillips, the mom and poppers. Yeah, the one who didn't choke on a chicken bone. It's…
…where they can kick Whitey's butt, and they can pat down and search white college students. They got a kick out of it. Newton had a very charismatic presence. He was very handsome, and he moved with great grace. And as he walked toward the podium to…
…pointed out to you that a few hundred years ago we didn't have names for all the colors. As a matter of fact, before Newton passed life through prison, I don't think that the human being was aware of the fact that there were these many different colors…
…teacher or shaman, You have to look back. We have our tradition, just like the physicist knows about Einstein and Bohr and Newton. I have studied the earlier adepts in my profession, which is the changing of consciousness. I don't think we're ever going…
…the stick, which has led to all of our current science. And until psychedelics, atomics, and electronics, that is up through Newton, there's really nothing added. The machines and the jet engines and so forth is just making more powerful that one implement…