Thursday, May 09, 2013
Goodnight.
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My interest in this sort of thing not only dated back to my high school classes in 'Apologetics,' but also to my many 'Acid Trips.' Every single Acid Trip provided me with an astonishing experience which could not be soon forgotten. My previous studies of Epistemology seemed to explain that my current (immediate) perceptions during Acid Trips were only examples of chemical processes at work in my CNS.
Which brings us to my very last book for tonight; a book which tends to elude you folks out there who fall into the category of, 'normal dumbasses.' Here are the quotes from the book, 'The Private Sea: LSD and the Search for God:'
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'To begin with, psychedelic experience is closer to Zen than it is to anything else the East has to offer.'
'Our normal mode of thinking can be described as, survival-thinking. We see a traffic signal and we think 'stop' rather than 'pretty red light.''
(At which point I will 'sign out.')
My interest in this sort of thing not only dated back to my high school classes in 'Apologetics,' but also to my many 'Acid Trips.' Every single Acid Trip provided me with an astonishing experience which could not be soon forgotten. My previous studies of Epistemology seemed to explain that my current (immediate) perceptions during Acid Trips were only examples of chemical processes at work in my CNS.
Which brings us to my very last book for tonight; a book which tends to elude you folks out there who fall into the category of, 'normal dumbasses.' Here are the quotes from the book, 'The Private Sea: LSD and the Search for God:'
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'To begin with, psychedelic experience is closer to Zen than it is to anything else the East has to offer.'
'Our normal mode of thinking can be described as, survival-thinking. We see a traffic signal and we think 'stop' rather than 'pretty red light.''
(At which point I will 'sign out.')
