Archive for May, 2009

Dr. Neal Goldsmith interview – “Psycho-Spiritual Evolution” – #032

May 24, 2009
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Dr. Neal Goldsmith interview – “Psycho-Spiritual Evolution” – #032

Is there such a thing as mental psychosis or neurosis? What impact do entheogens have on human maturation? What are the 10 lessons of psychedelic psychotherapy? What impact can psychedelics have on clinical practice? What is it like when the doctor asks to become the patient at Burning Man? Today’s guest is Dr. Neal...
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Alan Piper interview – “Ancient European and Middle Eastern Drug Use, – Pt. 2″ – #031

May 18, 2009
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Alan Piper interview – “Ancient European and Middle Eastern Drug Use,  – Pt. 2″ – #031

The continuation of my interview with Alan Piper.
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Alan Piper interview – “Ancient European and Middle Eastern Drug Use, – Pt. 1″ – #030

May 11, 2009
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Alan Piper interview – “Ancient European and Middle Eastern Drug Use,  – Pt. 1″ – #030

What evidence is there of Amanita muscaria mushroom and other drug use in Afghanistan? Did the Sufi employ psychoactive substances? What are the Moroccan goat men? Is there a possible link between intoxicating sacramental use of milk and Mohammed’s landmark visionary experience through the seven heavens? How does the new evidence of prehistoric mushroom...
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Wolfgang Bauer interview- “Amanita muscaria – The Fly Mushroom” – #029

May 3, 2009
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Wolfgang Bauer interview- “Amanita muscaria – The Fly Mushroom” – #029

Today we’ll be discussing Amanita muscaria – the Fly-agaric mushroom. Why is Amanita so prevalent in folkloric, mythical and religious iconography? Why do Amanita mushrooms seem less ergonomic than other entheogens, and if they are less ergonomic, could they have played as prevalent a role in these ancient religions as modern scholars claim? Is...
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