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The Psychedelic Experience: Readings from the Book "The Psychedelic Experience. A Manual Based on the Tibetan..."
Timothy Leary
FW09701
/ FL 9701 / BRX 601
Once described by President Richard Nixon as "the most dangerous man in America," psychologist Timothy Leary offers readings based on the ancient manual, the
Tibetan Book of the Dead
. According to Leary's essay in the liner notes, the manual is really a guide for the living to examine and expand consciousness--in other words, a guide to the psychedelic experience. This was once attainable only through years of spiritual exercise; Leary notes that psychedelic drugs "may well be the most important step in the evolution of the human species." Side 1 of the album is "Going Out"; Side 2, "Coming Back."
Country(s)
United States
Keyword(s)
Instructional
;
Spoken word
Language(s)
English
Year of Recording
1966
Record Label
Folkways Records
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Artist Ram Dass. ; Artist Timothy Francis Leary ; Cover artwork by Edward Epstein ; Design by Ronald Clyne
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101
Going Out
Timothy Leary
16:39
201
Coming Back
Timothy Leary
24:10
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16.98
6.98
21.98