Logan’s jammed web site for all the free stuff
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by John Walsh
“Bicycle Day”, 19 April, was later commemorated by acid enthusiasts because it was the first conscious “trip” and it had had – just about – a happy ending. But the doors to perception are, for some truth-seekers, booby-trapped and dangerous. When LSD was co-opted by medical staff for recreational use, two decades [...]
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Also tagged 60s, Bicycle Day, Black Swan, cognitive liberty, drug orks, Ecodelics, Gaia, Hofmann, LSD, Mick Jagger, mind manifesting, Practical Nomad, Psyche de Luxe, psychedelic, psychedelic history, psychedelics, religion upgraded, Saint Albert Hofmann, shrooms, Xenolinguistics
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okIt was massive. It was beautifully organized. The shift to a psychedelically informed culture is well underway. 1900-plus people, from 37 countries attended the four day event, according to Dieter Hagenbach, of gaiamedia, organizers of the event. A big bookstore. A room dedicated to video presentations—art and documentary.http://mazerunner.wordpress.com/
Alien Downloads
Altered states of consciousness are portals to multiple [...]
… the bat costs $1 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? Daniel Kahneman KNOWS that the first thought that entered your head was $.10–even if you’re a Computer Science major at MIT. But that’s the wrong answer.
Daniel Gilbert’s “Stumbling On Happiness” led me to Nicholas Taleb’s “Fooled By Randomness“. Both [...]
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Portrait by Alex Grey
High Quality (64MB) mp3 46 minutes.
Download “Transmitter/Receiver” Albert Hofmann at the UCSB Psychedelics Conference ll, 1983.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
this AM 30 Azid_Tao, 00,070 a.L. ( after LSDNATOM) . Saint Hofmann created LSD in Nov., 1938, so why not have this be the cusp of the change over of Epoch’s? The most recent 10,000 year era ends and the New Epoch we are in starts with 00,001 for [...]
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Prints of this portrait are available (sale benefits MAPS) here.
More about Artist Brummbaer
from MAPS.ORG site
Brummbaer recently completed his second book, What’s So Wrong With Love and Peace: 1965-67. To find out more about Brummbaer’s work visit his Web site: www.brummbaer.net
And now, here comes Brummbaer to show us how to use the screen [...]
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Fri, 11 April 2008
Psychonautica031
This episode of psychonautica contains a talk by Michael Horowitz, from the recent World Psychedelic forum in Basel Switzerland. The title of the talk is ‘The revolving doors of perception: deconstructing the myths and ambiguities of the psychedelic zeitgeist’, Michael Horowitz talks about mythic events in Western history since the discovery [...]
A lot of noise on the internet today around a recently published article in a new journal called Time and Mind by cognitive psychology professor Benny Shanon on the subject of Moses and Entheogens.
Abstract:
A speculative hypothesis is presented according to which the ancient Israelite religion was associated with the use of entheogens (mind-altering plants used [...]
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Six Degrees has problems
ScienceFriday.com’s version
Chances are you’ve heard of the ’small world’ idea of six degrees of separation. But is it correct?
The idea traces back to an experiment begun in 1967 by Stanley Milgram, in which he tried to trace how many acquaintances it would take to pass a letter between two randomly selected people. [...]
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I’ve mentioned this before, but these lectures are just SO GOOD I think it worth repeating.
http://www.longnow.org/projects/seminars/
And check out what’s coming up.
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Dec. 14 (Friday) - Jon Ippolito & Joline Blais, “The Edge of Art”
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Jan. 11 (Friday) - Paul Saffo, “Embracing Uncertainty: the secret to effective forecasting”
Feb. 4 (MONDAY) - Nassim Nicholas Taleb, “The Future [...]
Saturday, November 24, 2007
2007 Women’s Visionary Congress Audio Recordings
The Women’s Visionary Congress is a gathering of healers, activists, researchers and artists who are redefining the use of entheogens in contemporary society. This Congress will address the traditional uses of these substances and investigations into their therapeutic applications. Read more…
Favorites:
Annie Sprinkle
Adele Getty
Kat Harrison
Carolyn “Mountain Girl” Garcia
See Also:
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George is in the jungle
knockin’ on the door
come to get your children
wants to have a war
Long Dark Night Lyrics
Bummer!
Netherlands imposes total ban on ‘magic’ mushrooms
