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Recursos web para el estudio de las artes y ciencias enteogénicas. Portal a bibliotecas virtuales enfocadas en temas de historia, cultura y antropología asociados al uso espiritual de las plantas sagradas y los estados alterados de conciencia. Rizomas virtuales que iluminan el renacimiento de una contracultura sicodelica en medio de una postmodernidad intoxicada por guerras antidrogas y la embriaguez del espectaculo.
Psychotherapy
and Psychedelic Drugs, Psychedelic Research of the 1950's and 1960's,
Psychedelics and Culture, Psychedelics and Social Policy, Psychedelics
and the Religious Experience, Psychedelic Experience and Personal Growth,
History of the Psychedelic Rediscovery
the Lycaeum - Entheogenic Database & Community The Lycaeum Entheogen Database (Leda) was created to organize the complex and ever-expanding web of entheogen information. Leda picks up where our old drug archives left off. Our intent is to absorb all available entheogenic knowledge, cross-reference it for you, and make it browseable through an intuitive interface.
The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension We must discover new frontiers... People have been standing for centuries before a worm-eaten door, making pinholes in it with increasing ease. The time has come to kick it down, for it is only on the other side that everything begins. Raoul Vaneigem
What the initiate experienced was "new, astonishing, inaccessible to rational cognition. (...) At last you know what the ineffable is and what ecstasy means. (...) The mind harks back to the origin of that word. For the Greeks ekstasis meant the flight of the soul from the body. I can find no better word to describe the bemushroomed state. (...) In common parlance, among the many who have not experienced ecstasy, ecstasy is fun, and I am frequently asked why I do not reach for mushrooms every night. (...) But ecstasy is not fun. Your very soul is seized and shaken until it tingles. (...) After all, who will chose to feel undiluted awe, or to float through that door yonder into the divine presence? (...) The unknowing abuse the word, but we must recapture its full and terrifying sense.
Island Web: Aldous Huxley's Psychedelic Community The Island Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation with headquarters in Santa Cruz, California composed of individuals dedicated to the creation of a psychedelic culture. The group is named for English novelist Aldous Huxley's last novel, Island about a utopian culture called Pala. (...) Our focus begins with the psychedelic experience, but then goes on to explore how, once we have had these experiences, we can create, and begin to live in a culture that has this vision woven into it's very fabric.
Hyperreal is a resource and a home on the Internet for information and activies surrounding the memes of music, dance, art, altered states of consciousness, and experimental ways of expressing those memes over the wires. Information like this doesn't want to be free, it NEEDS to be free, and it needs a place to be expressed independent of any overriding responsibility to a larger institution.
StoptheDrugWar.org: the Drug Reform Coordination Network, organization advocating legalization and an end to the "drug war"
DRCNet Online Library Main Page - No Frames "Online library of articles, reasearch papers, books, and essays on drugs, drug policy, prohibition, controlled substances, drug abuse, the drug war, marijuana, medical marijuna, LSD, peyote, psilocybin, ibogaine, psychedelic drugs."
Books on Psychedelics >HTML Editions - Index< THE DOORS OF PERCEPTION by Aldous Huxley Huxley's classic from 1954, which sparked the rediscovery of psychedelics by a wide and varied audience. "There is nothing the pen of Huxley touches which it does not illuminate, and as the record of a highly civilised, brilliantly articulate man under the influence of an astonishing drug, The Doors of Perception is a tour de force." — The Daily Telegraph, London. ©Mrs. Laura Huxley. http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/lsd/doors.htm THE JOYOUS COSMOLOGY by Alan W. Watts One of the world's leading investigators of the psychology of religion evaluates the psychedelic experience both objectively and from the vantage of the author's own personal experiments. Foreword by Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert. HTML edition, table of contents and complete text, ©1962, 1970 by Pantheon Books. LSD, MY PROBLEM CHILD by Albert Hofmann Albert Hofmann, inventor of LSD and discoverer of psilocybin, the active principle of the "magic mushroom," recounts the history of his discoveries. HTML edition, table of contents and complete text, ©1980 McGraw-Hill Book Company. Translated by Jonathan Ott from the German, LSD—Mein Sorgenkind, 1979 THE ROAD TO ELEUSIS by Wasson, Hofmann, & Ruck Acting on an insight into the true nature of the Mysteries of Eleusis, R. Gordon Wasson sought the collaboration of Albert Hofmann and Carl A.P. Ruck, a classical scholar specializing in Greek ethnobotany. Closely coordinating their research, the three scholar-scientists first offered documentation on the religious rites at an International Conference on Hallucinogenic Mushrooms in 1977. These astonishing findings, given here in a much expanded version, leave little doubt that the ancient secret of Eleusis has at last been unveiled. The HTML edition includes Table of Contents, Introduction and Chapter I. © 1978 by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. THE SECRET CHIEF by Myron J. Stolaroff "Conversations with a Pioneer of the Underground Psychedelic Therapy Movement" by Myron J. Stolaroff. The PROLOGUE to The Secret Chief by Stanislav Grof, M.D., is reproduced in The Psychedelic Library by permission of the publisher, The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies. ©1997 by Myron J. Stolaroff. THE NATURAL MIND by Andrew Weil "The
Natural Mind is one of the classics of consciousness investigation.
Dr. Weil's emphasis that it is consciousness and intention that are
primary in determining our response to drugs, rather than drug chemistry,
is an insight we need today to determine a rational approach to drug
use and abuse." —Charles T. Tart, Ph.D. Preface to the revised
edition and Chapter 1 reproduced in The Psychedelic Library by permission
of the author. ©1972, 1986 by Andrew Weil.
Psychedelics and the Religious Experience Psychedelics and the Religious Experience by: Alan Watts by: Alan
Watts. Written in 1960, this essay relates the author's first experiments
with LSD, and remains today a very penetrating and complete philosophical
analysis of the psychedelic experience. The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
History of the Psychedelic Rediscovery Life Magazine, May 13, 1957. Great Adventures III: The Discovery of Mushrooms That Cause Strange Visions. Vision-giving mushrooms are discovered in a remote Mexican village by a U.S. banker who describes the strange ritual and effects of eating them, by R. Gordon Wasson. by Alan Watts, an excerpt from In My Own Way, An Autobiography,
1915 — 1965. The Hallucinogenic Fungi of Mexico "An
Inquiry Into The Origins of The Religious Idea Among Primitive Peoples,"
by R. Gordon Wasson. From the Botanical Museum Leaflets, Harvard University,
1961, 19(7).
Introductory Papers by: Humphrey Osmond,
an excerpt from his 1957 paper Psychedelics, Technology, Psychedelics by: Bernard
Aaronson and Humphry Osmond, the introductory chapter to by Humphry Osmond and Bernard S. Aaronson
LSD:
Completely Personal [by Dr. Albert Hofmann]
Marijuana - The First Twelve Thousand Years Ernest L. Abel, 1980
Psychotherapy and Psychedelic Drugs LSD — The Problem-Solving Psychedelic
Index of MAPS Photo Archive - Dr. Albert Hofmann Throughout history people have used mind-expanding substances to explore consciousness and enhance their lives. Our purpose at the Albert Hofmann Foundation is to gather the records of these endeavors and to further the understanding and responsible application of psychedelic substances in the investigation of both individual and collective consciousness. Dr.
Albert Hofmann, on the occasion of celebrating the 50th anniversary
of his famous bicycle ride:
Also Francis Bacon, the father of modern scientific method, in Novum Organum, wrote, "The entrance into the Kingdom of man, founded on the sciences, being not much other than the entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven, whereinto none may enter except as a little child."
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