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| The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension |
| Colorful tribute to many of the dead heros of psychedelia The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension
Manifesting Destinations
The Declaration of Evolution
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| Interview with Laura Huxley by Bruce Eisner |
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Laura Huxley, wife of the late Aldous Huxley, for whose novel Island Group is named was interviewed by Bruce Eisner. It was a crisp day in late November 1993 that I made my way up the maze-like roads to Laura Huxley's house, perched high in the Hollywood hills. I spent a delightful three hours there and I believe that the following interview is of utmost significance for members of Island Group. Laura Huxley is the founder of Our Ultimate Investment. She wrote: You are Not the Target (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), Between Heaven and Earth (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), This Timeless Moment (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Mercury House), and The Child of Your Dreams with Pierro Ferucci (47.00) |
| The Hedonistic Imperative |
| Hedweb is the work of David Pierce from the UK> The Hedonistic Imperative outlines how genetic engineering and nanotechnology will abolish suffering in all sentient life. This project is ambitious but technically feasible. (47.00) |
| Streaming Video Documentaries |
| Collection of downloadable "consciousness videos, includes Alan Watts, Timothy Leary and Terence McKenna and more (47.00) |
| Gerald Heard: toward a new future for mankind |
| Only rarely can a philosopher be called visionary. Most philosophers try to analyse the past or try to build systems of thought, but Gerald Heard was indeed a truly visionary philosopher: in the back of his mind he was always preoccupied with the future of mankind. His vision of the future was not utopian or full of fancy, but was envisaged by an accurate analysis of the history of human culture. Looking at the cultural history of our race and looking at our own psychological development, he came to the conclusion that they developed along similar lines of evolutionary growth. For him ontogeny (the inner state of our individual being) followed the same evolutionary blueprint as phylogeny (the development of cultural consciousness in our human race).
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| L00p Various Publicaitons PDF |
| L00p (pdf) Contents: Altered States of America By Richard Stratton The Original Captain Trips By Todd Brendan Fahey Timothy Leary: The Far Gone Interview By Todd Brendan Fahey and.. Adventuring in Time The Hippocampus, Memory, Time-Lining and the NLP Practitioner Via GreyLodge (47.00) |
| Fusion Anomaly |
| Anomalies are hard to classify and this one is no exception. The opening screen might be more likely to give you verigo than a mind-expanding effect but scroll down and click on the most likely link. That will take you to node one. Lots of content here. (47.00) |
| AMERICAN BUDDHA ONLINE LIBRARY |
| Countless visitors have studied the Frida Kahlo online collection that contains rare treasures elsewhere unseeable. Countless more have soaked up the Robert Mapplethorpe and Helmut Newton. ABOL members are listening right now to Pink Floyd, the Ramones, and watching Iggy Pop singing a duet with Debbie Harry in a rare AIDS-benefit video produced by Repo Man director Alex Cox. They're watching Little Movies of John Waters' amazing Cry Baby trash epic, starring Johnny Depp, Rikki Lake and (gasp) Traci Lords!
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| Better living through technology: The impact of Leary's Exo-Psychology theory |
| In the late 70s and early 80s, Leary's model of the Eight Levels of Consciousness and his vision of a post-terrestrial existence free from all limits (free from social and political limitations, as well as the limits of space, time, and the body) influenced quite a few "psychedelic philosophers"(discussed below) and a considerable number of young people interested in altered states of consciousness. Many young people in the early 80s, however, were not only interested in the drug-aspect of Leary's theory. They felt that Leary, by including technology into his vision of the future, helped them to define the new generation they were part of. Leary's Exo-Psychology theory offered these people who had decided to "leave the flower-power 60s behind" a new way to live with technology, to make it theirs. In the eyes of these people, Leary resolved the dichotomy between spirituality (the "inner quest") and science/technology (the "outer quest"). In Exo-Psychology and Neuropolitics, he shows that technology is not intrinsically evil; it can have a liberating effect as well. In The Intelligence Agents, Leary suggests that we should look westward for change because the East is stagnating. Leary was the one who made young psychedelic trippers and anti-technology-oriented (ex-) hippies aware of the fact that drugs were only a part of the continuing evolution of the human species towards enlightenment, and that the evolutionary purpose of technology was to help us on our "spiritual path" towards freedom, enlightenment, and immortalit (47.00) |
| 50th Anniversary of LSD: Psychedelic Summit Compilation |
This 2 hour compilation of the ambiance and the pithiest moments of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the discovery of LSD by the Swiss chemist, Dr. Albert Hofmann. The event was preceeded at a dinner Friday night, April 16, 1993 in Santa Cruz. Psychedelics & Cannabis, an all day exposition, was held at the Unitarian Church in San Francisco on Saturday, April 17, 1993. The celebration continued in Golden Gate Park Sunday afternoon and climaxed with the RAVE Sunday night, April 18, 1993. Bruce Eisner, Island Group; Dr. Gantt Galloway, Haight-Ashbury Clinic; Jerry Beck, Institute for Scientific Analysis; Dr. David Presti, VA Hospital, Rick Doblin, MAPS; Richard Yensen & Donna Dryer, LSD researchers; Bob Sisko, Ibogaine advocate; and Dr. Igor Kungertsev, Ketamine researcher, Stephen Gaskin, faith keeper and founder of the Farm and Rocinante in Tennessee; Ken Goffman, R.U. Serious of cyberdelic "Mondo 2000" Magazine; John Perry Barlow, author, self proclaimed "ole hippy" and cybernaut;, Dennis Peron, Prop P Leader; Brownie Mary Rathbun; Valerie Corral, patient; Ed Rosenthal, "Ask Ed"; Dr. Donald Abrams, AIDS researcher; Dr. Tod Mikuriya, psychiatrist, Nina Graboi, " One Foot in the Future," Laura Huxley, author of "This Timeless Moment," and wife of Aldous Huxley; Caroline "Mountain Girl" Garcia, and Kat Harrison, Pres. Botanical Dimensions. (47.00) |
| Matrix 23 |
Imagine a delicate electronic gossamer web encompassing the Earth. Luminous, the web's fabric undulates in a psychedelic array. Each connection point a shimmering jewel of information. Each jewel a access point for a unique human soul. Welcome, human spirit, to the non-space of Matrix 23.
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| KultureZone |
| these are items of protozoan interest, gathered long ago and sadly neglected. hopefully they will be restored to former glory in the near future.
hakim bey: sufi poet of poetic terrorism and random acts of senseless beauty. futureculture mailinglist for technoculture, cyberspace and net.community - an essential tool for evolution. computer-generated writing the wonders of computer-generated meaning. a million monkeys make a fine shakespeare. memetics epidemology as market research - language is a virus and you are the host. (47.00) |
| Discordianism |
| Long estabished site dedicated to a discussion of discordianism (47.00) |
| Zenzibar Alternative Culture Portal and Search Engine |
| he Foundation for Digital Culture is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to promote and support digital culture and art on-line . It seeks to foster communication and community and to advance an understanding of digital culture (47.00) |
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