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.
…believe, 10.30 until what? Midnight? Okay, no one's contradicting me. 3.30 in the morning. 3.30 in the morning. Say what? Okay, Ron and Susan will be on answering calls from 10.30 at night to 3.30 in the morning. Oh, the calls are at the first part.…
…are you going back? Well, I have a reservation for tonight. I don't run very late on Saturdays. Martino and the Wizard of Money. Susan, that's where I got Suzanne from. I need some cash. All right. Do you want some $40? No, it's okay. Come on, Suzanne.…
…Leary and Dell did go through a marriage ceremony in Mexico, but their relationship didn't last. Now alone with two young children, Susan and Jack, Leary quit Berkeley and traveled to Europe to ponder his future. I visited Tim in Florence, and after a…
…winter of 1965, even Leary wanted a break from all the attention. He left Millbrook with Rosemary and his children, Jack and Susan, now teenagers, and headed south. At the Mexican border, they were sent back by a policeman whom Leary recognized from an…
…the same way, and a soloist would read the lines in line. It's real factory industrial assembly line stuff. And then Susan would march into, here comes jazz. Improvisation. Don't talk to me, Heisenberg. Just Heisenberg on the clarinet. He's showing how to…
…10.30 each night. Tickets are available through Ticketron or from the Box Office. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you, Susan. It must be an interesting show. Okay, Myra Gyrus next. All right, talk to me. Completely caved in the cranial sacrum,…
…These are, you know, again, none of these ideas are mine. I tell you, I don't have one creative bone in my body, do I, Susan? Think of me as your friendly broadcaster from station KDNA, you know? Okay, I feel proud of the 60s, but I want to tell my…
…that were extremely difficult, and so I was in solitary confinement for something like 24 26 months. I was talking to my wife Susan about that this afternoon. It was a great luxury in a way to be in solitary confinement where the only contact you have…
…me an offer so where they think the real Frontier and growing edge of the human species is and I'll pack my bag and Susan and I will head there tomorrow. What about the Pacific ocean? The Pacific ocean? Well, say what we all came from the ocean about…
…changed my answer to that question many times. I do feel that I will be. I know that I will be creating a world with Susan and those that share the particular vision we have at the moment. But we're going to change in the next 10 years faster than…
…for us to come up there. On the other hand if a golden platinum flying saucer would land right here in San Francisco now I'd Susan and I would be the first people to line up and jump it uh I'd encourage any any form of immortality whether you do it…
…will be able to live long enough to clone yourself. I suggest we clone everyone in this room and I would like to clone Susan and other friends and you bring your friends we'll all clone each other we'll package them in little rockets and send them out…