Scientists Addicted to Psychedelic Exploration
(Four Drug Culture Visions: Part 3) …by Jerome Putnam After the unjust prohibition on international, psychedelic research (from 1970 into the 1990s), the climate is back to optimistic again. […]
(Four Drug Culture Visions: Part 3) …by Jerome Putnam After the unjust prohibition on international, psychedelic research (from 1970 into the 1990s), the climate is back to optimistic again. […]
…by Jerome Putnam My aim is to understand, to humanize and therefore weaken the monster called CIA. My aim is to expose some leading, self-proclaimed “intelligent agents” from the […]
Thanks to our own Jerome Putnam, who grew up in Japan, we are here and now publishing our first article in Japanese! So excited. So grateful.
The term ‘drug’ triggers fear in many people. No one wants to end up as a drug addict. However, if we take a look at so-called psychedelic (“soul-manifesting”) or ethogenic (“generating the divine within”) catalysts, we can easiloy exhume a rich and ancient history reaching back several thousands of years that have only been “recently” buried by monotheistic or modern materialistic ideologies. We will now try to get a glimpse back into the ancient spiritual partnership that tribal communities have been cultivating with healing “Teacher Plants.”
Reintegrating the Psychedelic Past. by Jerome Putnam Who is Ram Dass, formerly known as Richard Alpert? He was first known as the research partner of Timothy Leary at Harvard University. […]