A friend from growing up and I have a similar shared experience with it We took it together our freshman year with a group of kids and all got split up The events of that story were recorded by this friend and to this day we both refer to it as “ the night “
@@VarnasL Certainly, I guess, yes. In my opinion, they were also particularly unaware of the nature of the problems we were going to encounter in the (present) future... And they were so naive that they didn't know what they were thinking and doing, out of ignorance and ideology, in their pseudo-religious way. It's very very interesting from an artistic point of view, it opened views and doors literally, as I have it in my personal life and activities (and with the experiences I've had and because I am an artist from the very new era) but it's so naive to show it as an example for young people haha. My children can xuck ‘em all, in counciousness and knowledge, also because I kept this kind of heritage and I passed this stage and I transmitted it to them... Easily.
Lots of people in the psychedelic circles today dont really like Timothy leary and i can understand why, but you have to admire his intelligence the guy escaped from prison, he was a professor at Harvard and he was a brilliant philosopher and had a great outlook on life, he probably should have mentioned the dangers a bit more and not been so public about it, but it was already out there and people were already doing it so its not fair to blame all of the Lsd problems on him, and what i really like about him is the way he spoke and the things he talked about like questioning authority which people tend to forget these days. He was a great guy.
irishelk Many Americans have Irish roots, they were the second largest ethnic group to populate America after the Germans. Also, for what's it worth my fathers parents were from Dublin, my mothers Dublin / Armagh.
This is what always happens when lower minds interview higher minds. They just ask stupid questions and never actually listen or understand what they're trying to say
I know. And it's even worst when it's your very own psychiatrists. Could you imagine ?? My psychiatrist had the nerve to ask me why in the hell did i took psychedelics, I almost not wanted to respond because i knew not only she'd never take me seriously, but that she was clearly infantilising me so, i said : why don't you take psychedelics mush ? And i am 21. LIke those brave young peacelings of the 60's, we are - you and me brother, and the world - once again confronted with authoritarian patronist hierachies holding conservative values that we can only change if we look deep within ourselves to hopefully find a greater sens of love and unity that we could share with everyone.
I know. My old physiatrist was very insensitive, and overprescribing me with medication. I do so much better these days reading books from great minds, like James Allen and many others. RUclips has so many amazing lectures. Great family and friends are great to have.
I remember grooving to that song many, many times before & thinking to myself, that the Moody Blues MUST be onto something very profound...only to find out, years later that the song, Legend of a Mind, was actually a tongue in cheek poke at Dr. Leary.
I am at the peak of an LSD trip right now. It being similar to the last time, but not the same. In the sense that a snowflake is still a snowflake yet every single one is different. Feeling as positive as ever, seeing the most intense visuals I've seen in my life, yet I'm still connected to reality, I feel as if everything is flowing together rather than singular motion.
@Dylan Stokes I drive around tripping. Some people just cant handle their drugs. You maybe one of those people. I hope you learn to function better while you trip. 😘 Tons if people draw and paint...
Timothy Leary lived his life his own way... He had a great intellect and even at the very end of his life, seemed lucid and intelligent. His greatest gift to humanity were the statements of Think for yourself and Question authority. He wanted people to make their own decisions about drugs.
He's famous now for promoting psychedelic substances in the 60's to increase awareness. However he was very well known for his book 'Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality' 1957, which was considered required reading for psychiatrists and clinical psychologists.
you know.....i still think people in 2017 are ignorant when it comes to psychedelics. i used to drink alcohol between the age of 16 to 18......but i stopped cause of the hangovers/puking. its so weird that alcohol is a social thing when its so strong. take too much alcohol and your night is over..the next day you have to recover from it....its basicly posion for the body. i have taken shrooms many times and gonna try lsd next week. i say one thing.....pshychedelics just open your mind...its like you are living in a dreamworld....after the trip you just go to sleep..and you will wake up the next morning without any side effects. it really changed me in a good way. after the trip your mind just goes to its normal state and thinking patterns. its not addictive cause with shrooms for example...the body builds up tolerance extremely fast, which means you won't feel much effect when you do it the following days. I don't know how lsd works but i will find out soon. as long as you do these kind of things in a safe environment and on a weekend for example. theres nothing bad about taking these things..as long as it doesnt affect your study or work. I think many people are closed minded and afraid for the things they don't know. but thats whats life is all about...trying out new things.
i find it very interesting that she draws a connection between LSD users and people who are computer savvy, now however many years later we find that the greatest minds in technology such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates used and promoted the use of LSD.
I really appreciate this interviewer. Most people that interviewed him always seemed to be very combative and condescending. She actually seems interested in what he has to say.
That's how it used to be maybe 7000 years ago, it was traditional for children to take psychedelics, they had ceremonies and everyone would take them. In the modern age however they are the most illegal thing you can have. Why? Because it's a biggest threat to the people on the top. They still take them in remote places today though , where the authorities never lurks.
I love Timothy Leary, he's absolutely right about everything. No one should tell anyone how to run their body or mind. It's ridiculous how the government can tell us what we can do with ourselves. LSD is a beautiful experience, and if you're open enough to take it.. I suggest taking it. And Marijuana is a wonderful experience also. OPEN YOUR MIND.
a drug can easily open your mind, but even more so easily close it. Leary seems to teach endless lessons. Some in what he said. Most in how he said it.
Maybe psychedelics can do some good for some people, but they have the right to say "I decline to use them." Saying "no" is very much a part of being an American. The civil liberties of Americans had a lot to do with how Timothy Leary got so much attention starting in 1966.
Until you have a trip with close friends where you laughed and had such a good time that you cried, i guess you'll always feel that way. To this day we think back to it and laugh. Friends turned to best friends in a matter of hours.
Terence mckenna is a graduate of university of california, berkeley. he is the author of over a dozen books. hes 'rabble' is about his drug experiences, which most people can relate to, besides you? timothy leary once did a introduction for one of mckennas lectures. in the into he said that mckenna was one of the most important people in the world.
I think the interviewer was great. She asked questions and listened to what he had to say - I can't imagine too many TV journalists nowadays who would allow Leary to do the same.
I wish every living person had dosed just once. The world would be much different, and I believe much better. It just gave me a better understanding of how other people think, and acceptance of the same.
Why would he say there was never any brain damage from lsd..Sid barrett over did it and the guys noticed he was totally different after him being gone for few days..Rodger eventually said he was stark raving mad..
Amazing that if your in pain or injured there are plenty of extremely addictive and harmful prescription drugs to take but if your mind needs to be opened and in theory needs to be repaired so it can learn to deal with something and there is a drug or natural plant that can achieve this, it's banned, seems peculiar to me, precisely why you should always Think for Yourself and Question Authority ✌🏽❤️
The only thing I got from Leary was "drop out." To me, that meant to drop everything and walk away from a lifestyle that promoted only material gain. After quitting college, I "bummed" around the world and made lifelong friends. I have no regrets. I never dropped acid. Other than a few very small nuggets of "wisdom," Leary didn't know what he was talking about regarding drugs and their effects on the human brain.
Psychedelic drugs cause increases in blood pressure and sometimes other physical side effects such as tremors or changes in body temperature, sweating, muscle tension, etc. DMT in fact causes a very sharp rise in blood pressure. The point is he was wrong about it having no effect on the body.
@TELEVISIONARCHIVES that's irrelevant, but since you brought it up, where did I use improper grammar? I'm just pointing out that it's not surprising a mainstream television follower would see drugs as completely damaging.
@psynapsurfa I don't know if he was that bad with psychological problems..Gilmore mentioned something about it in the book saucerful full of secrets but vaguely..There was a place where they ed hangout (sid did) and one of the guys Sid lived with said you couldn't touch anyone's drink touch or anything without it being laced with lsd..I think even the manager peter Jenner gave it to him once or something he said because he was so creative? One of the girls said people had a lot to answer for him
@61761176 Do you agree that water has no affect on the body except positive? we need water to survive correct? Just like timothy said in many of his other interviews, that you should moderate everything, too much of anything is bad for you, even drugs, and timothy says that in his interviews. I mentioned water because if you drink too much water, too quickly, you WILL die, not maybe you will. So going by the way you think, is water also considered POISON?
Ite fine u caught me ^^ iv had the "pleasure" of loosing track of my shadow with the help of psychedelics. non the less mostly i was referring to Leary. let me rephrase tho actually, acid has the potential to magnify your own ability to loose it. so doing it while ur frying is probably easier then sober, but ye i see ur point. id say im advising caution
I took acid and realized my mind is infinite and eternal. After that I noticed how unbelievably stupid everything in this world is. It didn't really help me in the least.
@mcnowski What 61761176 is saying is not entirely untrue. One Erowid user reported being unable to eat n e thing but lite snacks for 2 weeks. Grof in Hofmann's Potion states that the psychedelic experience can be achieved w/o drugs via "...*fasting* in combination with meditation." The chemistry of the brain is connected with the chemistry of the body.
I'm sorry to hear that.Now I see you writing about a person misinterpreting the use of a drug, in stead of your first argument. Acid is not something that will control you. You merely react to it. Do I understand you agree or not?
acctually there is a report from the 20s or 30s where a family found shrooms and ate them for dinner, they all tripped and the daughter died, she was very little though. true? who knows, if you look around I bet you can find the info of what I am talking about
I don't get this at all. I thot drugs were bad but the drug he taked aabout made him smarter? and it is natural? so wy don't the govermet make this drug legal?
a j because the government doesnt want you to see your full potential. If everyone realized what that they had the power to change the world, the world would not be the way it is today.
a j the drug he is talking about is LSD it is a key to open up your mind no lie you see all the bull shit going on all stupid laws we have he has been on to something I suggest get his books and read them thats what im going to do
Excatly 'they' don't want us to begin cooperation, thats what Cannabis, Psychedelics taught me. Imagine Cooperation on a global scale, rather than competition in every aspect 24/7. The Rulers/Bankers would lose their power if Psychedelics were legal
@dannyhood66 from what i saw on docos, he seemed to not handle the celebrity status he had. the same way that kurt cobain didnt handle it. it seems that drugs can trigger schizophrenia in people who are predisposed to it. so that does not mean that acid causes it. anyway, it is a touchy subject, and i dont claim to know a lot about syd barret. so you may be correct. i think acid got a bad reputation, and has gained some misconceptions via bad propaganda and a few famous cases like syd
Yes, he did the best that he knew how to explain what psychedelic drugs are to an interviewer who only has an inkling of an idea of what psychedelic drug use is all about... I think!
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I took my first LSD trip 50 years ago. I still can remember it minute by minute. my friend and I watched a sunrise, I should say THE sunrise.
My friends and I listened to The Mothers - Freak Out album, good times.
One time I had around 45 hits in one night and let’s just say I haven’t been the same since. Wouldn’t change a thing. 1997
A friend from growing up and I have a similar shared experience with it
We took it together our freshman year with a group of kids and all got split up
The events of that story were recorded by this friend and to this day we both refer to it as “ the night “
The humans from the audience look so different from humans of today.
And with enough exceptions dolphins look like camels.
Thanks, you're totally right. This analogy would have pointed out the flaws in your first statement much better.
Because they smile?
@@VarnasL Certainly, I guess, yes. In my opinion, they were also particularly unaware of the nature of the problems we were going to encounter in the (present) future... And they were so naive that they didn't know what they were thinking and doing, out of ignorance and ideology, in their pseudo-religious way. It's very very interesting from an artistic point of view, it opened views and doors literally, as I have it in my personal life and activities (and with the experiences I've had and because I am an artist from the very new era) but it's so naive to show it as an example for young people haha. My children can xuck ‘em all, in counciousness and knowledge, also because I kept this kind of heritage and I passed this stage and I transmitted it to them... Easily.
"I'm glad you asked that question, because it gives me a chance to answer it." What a classy gent.
I met Timothy Leary, April 1981, in Santa Monica, and shook hands with him, the same day when I bought a '77 Les Paul Custom.
Sounds like a great fucking day my friend
Amazing day !😎
Lots of people in the psychedelic circles today dont really like Timothy leary and i can understand why, but you have to admire his intelligence the guy escaped from prison, he was a professor at Harvard and he was a brilliant philosopher and had a great outlook on life, he probably should have mentioned the dangers a bit more and not been so public about it, but it was already out there and people were already doing it so its not fair to blame all of the Lsd problems on him, and what i really like about him is the way he spoke and the things he talked about like questioning authority which people tend to forget these days. He was a great guy.
+irishelk I find it interesting that some of the greatest psychedelic philosophers were Irish like McKenna and Leary.
əʇɐH Oh yeah, and dont forget George Carlin!
irishelk Oh yeah! I totally forgot about him! I like to think the Irish are probably the coolest people in the world.
əʇɐH We sure are! haha, ah yeah Carlin was great, Jerry Garcia had Irish roots too.
irishelk Many Americans have Irish roots, they were the second largest ethnic group to populate America after the Germans. Also, for what's it worth my fathers parents were from Dublin, my mothers Dublin / Armagh.
This is what always happens when lower minds interview higher minds. They just ask stupid questions and never actually listen or understand what they're trying to say
I know. And it's even worst when it's your very own psychiatrists. Could you imagine ?? My psychiatrist had the nerve to ask me why in the hell did i took psychedelics, I almost not wanted to respond because i knew not only she'd never take me seriously, but that she was clearly infantilising me so, i said : why don't you take psychedelics mush ? And i am 21. LIke those brave young peacelings of the 60's, we are - you and me brother, and the world - once again confronted with authoritarian patronist hierachies holding conservative values that we can only change if we look deep within ourselves to hopefully find a greater sens of love and unity that we could share with everyone.
Megatron extremely well said.
@@felix-antoinecyr6236 that's the truth. And the truth shall set you free.
I know. My old physiatrist was very insensitive, and overprescribing me with medication. I do so much better these days reading books from great minds, like James Allen and many others. RUclips has so many amazing lectures. Great family and friends are great to have.
Timothy Leary's dead, no no no no he's outside... looking in
goodeldash yes
I remember grooving to that song many, many times before & thinking to myself, that the Moody Blues MUST be onto something very profound...only to find out, years later that the song, Legend of a Mind, was actually a tongue in cheek poke at Dr. Leary.
Damn!
this guy deserved to be interviewed by someone with a much more open mind.
I am at the peak of an LSD trip right now.
It being similar to the last time, but not the same. In the sense that a snowflake is still a snowflake yet every single one is different.
Feeling as positive as ever, seeing the most intense visuals I've seen in my life, yet I'm still connected to reality, I feel as if everything is flowing together rather than singular motion.
Fu q
And 3 years later I'm about to drop.
Funny how time works
I'm with Dylan Stokes on this one I call bs
@Dylan Stokes I call bs too man
@Dylan Stokes I drive around tripping. Some people just cant handle their drugs. You maybe one of those people. I hope you learn to function better while you trip. 😘
Tons if people draw and paint...
*LSD is by FAR the best most wonderful lovely drug EVER*
Timothy Leary lived his life his own way... He had a great intellect and even at the very end of his life, seemed lucid and intelligent. His greatest gift to humanity were the statements of Think for yourself and Question authority. He wanted people to make their own decisions about drugs.
Living life your own way - I like that.. if you're still living.. 10 years on 🙂
DMT will definitely change your perception on the world.
The reference to the 25 ppl dying from weed was a joke, to make the audience think. He stated that at the end
I love how he brought up that alcohol kills 100k's of people a year and that marijuana has killed 25 people in 25k years.....
noone ever died from marijuana why did he said 25 people?
He's famous now for promoting psychedelic substances in the 60's to increase awareness. However he was very well known for his book 'Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality' 1957, which was considered required reading for psychiatrists and clinical psychologists.
I love how leary seems to talk right to the audience to touch everyone who is paying attention
Rambo, Reagan, Pitbull 80's. Wow.
you know.....i still think people in 2017 are ignorant when it comes to psychedelics. i used to drink alcohol between the age of 16 to 18......but i stopped cause of the hangovers/puking. its so weird that alcohol is a social thing when its so strong. take too much alcohol and your night is over..the next day you have to recover from it....its basicly posion for the body. i have taken shrooms many times and gonna try lsd next week. i say one thing.....pshychedelics just open your mind...its like you are living in a dreamworld....after the trip you just go to sleep..and you will wake up the next morning without any side effects. it really changed me in a good way. after the trip your mind just goes to its normal state and thinking patterns. its not addictive cause with shrooms for example...the body builds up tolerance extremely fast, which means you won't feel much effect when you do it the following days. I don't know how lsd works but i will find out soon. as long as you do these kind of things in a safe environment and on a weekend for example. theres nothing bad about taking these things..as long as it doesnt affect your study or work. I think many people are closed minded and afraid for the things they don't know. but thats whats life is all about...trying out new things.
This woman is frustrating.
Candice Humble
All women are frustrating
ha!
i find it very interesting that she draws a connection between LSD users and people who are computer savvy, now however many years later we find that the greatest minds in technology such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates used and promoted the use of LSD.
Christian Pettygrove
Gates didn't.
Bill Atkinson actually mentions drugs when he created hypercard.
And microdosing is almost aporowed in Danmark for PTSD now 👍👍👍👍
I really appreciate this interviewer. Most people that interviewed him always seemed to be very combative and condescending. She actually seems interested in what he has to say.
I wish there were more people like Timothy Leary around today to speak about the good that psychedelics can do.
That's how it used to be maybe 7000 years ago, it was traditional for children to take psychedelics, they had ceremonies and everyone would take them. In the modern age however they are the most illegal thing you can have. Why? Because it's a biggest threat to the people on the top.
They still take them in remote places today though , where the authorities never lurks.
Love him. So smart and shows how unaware these talking heads are.
Dustin DeBolt yes knowledge is power
You could say that. You could say we always look at each other like the other is asleep and the other is awake.
I'm glad he existed. People are so uninformed on things in such a time of enlightenment.
I love Timothy Leary, he's absolutely right about everything. No one should tell anyone how to run their body or mind. It's ridiculous how the government can tell us what we can do with ourselves. LSD is a beautiful experience, and if you're open enough to take it.. I suggest taking it. And Marijuana is a wonderful experience also. OPEN YOUR MIND.
He'll fly his astral plane, take your trips around the bay, brings you back back the same day, Timothy Leary.
R.I.P Timothy Leary, a soft person that fought for what he beleived in, a really fun person : )
I'm listening Leary, I'm listening.
this flame is still moving
a drug can easily open your mind, but even more so easily close it.
Leary seems to teach endless lessons. Some in what he said. Most in how he said it.
Maybe psychedelics can do some good for some people, but they have the right to say "I decline to use them." Saying "no" is very much a part of being an American. The civil liberties of Americans had a lot to do with how Timothy Leary got so much attention starting in 1966.
Until you have a trip with close friends where you laughed and had such a good time that you cried, i guess you'll always feel that way. To this day we think back to it and laugh. Friends turned to best friends in a matter of hours.
He was a cool guy, without any doubt.
I like Leary and ,I like Reagan too.I disagree with Reagan's war on drugs,but on other issues he was a champion of freedom!
tim handles this woman so well, others would have kicked here, but tim was so polite and accepting....
hearing cannabis has killed someone actually makes me mad...
This one of the greatest most well explained interviews about LSD
i love how leary get's the kids to understand him.
It's not so much the dangers I'm afraid of, it's the inability to integrate back into everyday life after having my eyes opened.
Terence mckenna is a graduate of university of california, berkeley. he is the author of over a dozen books. hes 'rabble' is about his drug experiences, which most people can relate to, besides you?
timothy leary once did a introduction for one of mckennas lectures. in the into he said that mckenna was one of the most important people in the world.
I like this interviewer. She was really respectful of Leary here.
HE NEVER LEFT THE TRIP
700+ trips, who would left😂
This is probably the first Leary interview I’ve seen where the interviewer isn’t trying to fight him
Hahaha.. i can't do nothing but laugh, it's genius. You're a genius Timothy
I think the interviewer was great. She asked questions and listened to what he had to say - I can't imagine too many TV journalists nowadays who would allow Leary to do the same.
I found this to be informative information and got to see a side of TL that I had not seen before. Thank Bob for youtube.
Hes a hero hes like a Granfather telling a story of a by gone era , the glory days
@wreckyourday That's EXACTLY what I've been trying to tell people about psychedelics and the government. Awesome comment.
in my opinion he is by far the best of all these drug gurus
@thelatestttplague She might not respect his views, but she respects his vision. A great man, a beautiful mind.
I wish every living person had dosed just once. The world would be much different, and I believe much better. It just gave me a better understanding of how other people think, and acceptance of the same.
Well said, I couldn't agree with you more ten
Why would he say there was never any brain damage from lsd..Sid barrett over did it and the guys noticed he was totally different after him being gone for few days..Rodger eventually said he was stark raving mad..
A tipp for People who constantly ask the stupid question "How was it when you took LSD?" TAKE IT AND FIND OUT YOURSELF!!!
Amazing that if your in pain or injured there are plenty of extremely addictive and harmful prescription drugs to take but if your mind needs to be opened and in theory needs to be repaired so it can learn to deal with something and there is a drug or natural plant that can achieve this, it's banned, seems peculiar to me, precisely why you should always Think for Yourself and Question Authority ✌🏽❤️
Joe Rogan is a tool.
H3R3T1C a tool for having great podcasts with great guests
Yeah most of the McKenna bros are.
The only thing I got from Leary was "drop out." To me, that meant to drop everything and walk away from a lifestyle that promoted only material gain. After quitting college, I "bummed" around the world and made lifelong friends. I have no regrets. I never dropped acid. Other than a few very small nuggets of "wisdom," Leary didn't know what he was talking about regarding drugs and their effects on the human brain.
The "Rabble" is a "Carrier Wave" modulating time dilation; that`s how important he is/ was!
If your not tripping balls watching this your not living life
Powerful Timothy Leary.
Yeah who are these 25 people he's talking about? I've never heard of it killing anyone at all, ever.
I really like John C Lilly, even Terence Mckenna called him the OB1 Knobi of psychedelics....
@Salvac88 what papers and scientists would you cite for your evidence?
Good ole Tim. He told his students to tune in, turn on, and drop out.
Of course, as Kirby Surprise said of him, he already had a job.
What was that bit at the end?
Psychedelic drugs cause increases in blood pressure and sometimes other physical side effects such as tremors or changes in body temperature, sweating, muscle tension, etc. DMT in fact causes a very sharp rise in blood pressure. The point is he was wrong about it having no effect on the body.
@TELEVISIONARCHIVES
that's irrelevant, but since you brought it up, where did I use improper grammar?
I'm just pointing out that it's not surprising a mainstream television follower would see drugs as completely damaging.
The Dollop podcast brought me here.
@psynapsurfa I don't know if he was that bad with psychological problems..Gilmore mentioned something about it in the book saucerful full of secrets but vaguely..There was a place where they ed hangout (sid did) and one of the guys Sid lived with said you couldn't touch anyone's drink touch or anything without it being laced with lsd..I think even the manager peter Jenner gave it to him once or something he said because he was so creative? One of the girls said people had a lot to answer for him
Leary is talking about psychedelic drugs to this audience as if its still 1967😂😂😂
Computers back in 1984 were nothing compared to today I can't seriously see how LSD isn't bad for your mind.
Yes,yes and yes😊
what was the clip in the end from?
@61761176 Do you agree that water has no affect on the body except positive? we need water to survive correct? Just like timothy said in many of his other interviews, that you should moderate everything, too much of anything is bad for you, even drugs, and timothy says that in his interviews. I mentioned water because if you drink too much water, too quickly, you WILL die, not maybe you will. So going by the way you think, is water also considered POISON?
Ite fine u caught me ^^ iv had the "pleasure" of loosing track of my shadow with the help of psychedelics. non the less mostly i was referring to Leary.
let me rephrase tho actually, acid has the potential to magnify your own ability to loose it. so doing it while ur frying is probably easier then sober, but ye i see ur point.
id say im advising caution
I took acid and realized my mind is infinite and eternal. After that I noticed how unbelievably stupid everything in this world is. It didn't really help me in the least.
@Cheuvin Yeah, what is that clip at the end from?
Thanks fur thuh upload!
you are brilliant sir... good video
@mcnowski What 61761176 is saying is not entirely untrue. One Erowid user reported being unable to eat n e thing but lite snacks for 2 weeks. Grof in Hofmann's Potion states that the psychedelic experience can be achieved w/o drugs via "...*fasting* in combination with meditation." The chemistry of the brain is connected with the chemistry of the body.
This guy has the key
This makes me mad at the people ignorin what he’s saying
Thank you so much!
What year (exactly) in the 80’s was this interview?
Im pretty sure what you eat was a fly agaric mushroom which can give hallucinations but can also be poisonous
I'm sorry to hear that.Now I see you writing about a person misinterpreting the use of a drug, in stead of your first argument. Acid is not something that will control you. You merely react to it. Do I understand you agree or not?
acctually there is a report from the 20s or 30s where a family found shrooms and ate them for dinner, they all tripped and the daughter died, she was very little though. true? who knows, if you look around I bet you can find the info of what I am talking about
Maybe some of the mushrooms were toxic
Whoa he just crushed that crusading h03
here in 2020, psychedelics are finally legal in certain states of america!!! woooooooo!
YESS!!!
@Felderos my body is my spaceship im flying high right now
I don't get this at all. I thot drugs were bad but the drug he taked aabout made him smarter? and it is natural? so wy don't the govermet make this drug legal?
a j because the government doesnt want you to see your full potential. If everyone realized what that they had the power to change the world, the world would not be the way it is today.
lochess where could I get this drug?
a j the drug he is talking about is LSD it is a key to open up your mind no lie you see all the bull shit going on all stupid laws we have he has been on to something I suggest get his books and read them thats what im going to do
Excatly 'they' don't want us to begin cooperation, thats what Cannabis, Psychedelics taught me. Imagine Cooperation on a global scale, rather than competition in every aspect 24/7. The Rulers/Bankers would lose their power if Psychedelics were legal
I didnt get this video. Were they mocking Leary?
what is that at the end? where's it from?
@dannyhood66 from what i saw on docos, he seemed to not handle the celebrity status he had. the same way that kurt cobain didnt handle it. it seems that drugs can trigger schizophrenia in people who are predisposed to it. so that does not mean that acid causes it. anyway, it is a touchy subject, and i dont claim to know a lot about syd barret. so you may be correct. i think acid got a bad reputation, and has gained some misconceptions via bad propaganda and a few famous cases like syd
Prymer55 could not be closer to the truth. opens your eyes.
I agree 100% my friend.
what's the name of the movie? at the final part
He is so patient with her while she does not understand what is going on. Yikes
Yes, he did the best that he knew how to explain what psychedelic drugs are to an interviewer who only has an inkling of an idea of what psychedelic drug use is all about... I think!
have you tried these drugs? LSD? Mushrooms? Pot? just curious
Definitely not LSD. Had a groundbreaking experience the very first time I tried it.