改變你的心智

• 鼠斩车田万齐

  2020-02-05
  “We’re going to teach people to stop hating,” Ginsberg said, “start a peace and love movement.” You can almost hear in his words the 1960s being born, the still-damp, Day-Glo chick cracking out of its shell. When Leary managed to persuade Ginsberg not to leave the house (among other issues, it was December), the poet got on the phone and started dialing world leaders, trying to get Kennedy, Khrushchev, and Mao Zedong on the line to work out their differences. In the end, Ginsberg was only able to reach his friend Jack Kerouac, identifying himself as God (“that’s G-O-D”) and telling him he must take these magic mushrooms.
• 越幾斯

  2019-11-06
  Once the acute effects wore off, Hofmann felt the "afterglow" that frequently follows a psychedelic experience, the exact opposite of a hangover. When he walked out into his garden after a spring rain, "everything glistened and sparkled in a fresh light. The world was as if newly created."