Ken Kesey & Jerry Garcia on LSD & Creativity
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Ken Kesey ( & Jerry Carcia) are interviewed by Tom Snyder. Then in a clip looking back from an historical retrospective many years later, Kesey describes how LSD enabled him to write such works as the classic "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
For more videos exploring LSD and other sacred sacraments, see http://www.yoism.org/?q=node/52
If you wonder why we call them "sacraments," here's scientific proof that psychedelics facilitate genuine religious experiences: In 2006, researchers at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Medical School, in a controlled double blind study, showed that those administered the active ingredient found in magic mushrooms had profound religious experiences. To see a video and major media reports about that study, see http://www.yoism.org/?q=node/219
Tags for this video: Acid creativity Dead drugs enlightenment Garcia Grateful Jerry Ken Kesey LSD psychedelic Test Tom Wolfe
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"Walkin' in Jerusalem just like John
I remember right well..."
Anyways I'm glad he took all that drugs, whenever you listen to songs like super magnolia and china cat sunflower you just feel great, it's such happy music, especially after I smoked some green buddy's.
Now thats an accomplishment!
The Dead were the original Jam band. No two concerts were the same!
You just stick with the synthetically created vocals you get out of your commercialized studio music
in the book living with the dead