The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell

He had throat cancer I think and the last thing he ever wrote was a note to his wife requesting such and such milligrams of LSD or micrograms of LSD injected intramuscularly.

Right because Aldous Huxley wrote Doors of Perception. He was a big mescaline guy wouldn't he? That book was about his first mescaline trip. Right and that's where the Doors got their name.

He had throat cancer I think and the last thing he ever wrote was a note to his wife requesting such and such milligrams of LSD or micrograms of LSD injected intramuscularly.

Right because Aldous Huxley wrote Doors of Perception. He was a big mescaline guy wouldn't he? That book was about his first mescaline trip. Right and that's where the Doors got their name.

He had throat cancer I think and the last thing he ever wrote was a note to his wife requesting such and such milligrams of LSD or micrograms of LSD injected intramuscularly.

Right because Aldous Huxley wrote Doors of Perception.

He was a big mescaline guy wouldn't he? That book was about his first mescaline trip.

And that's where the Doors got their name.

And when I got to Harvard, I had the very good fortune to become associated with Richard Evans Schultes, who was the director of the Harvard Botanical Museum.

And he had been one of the great explorers of the Amazon and discovered a lot of hallucinogenic plants down there.

So he really, through him, I became very interested in psychedelic plants.

I came across Aldous Huxley's book, The Doors of Perception, which had been written a few years before.

The Doors of Perception, essential reading to anyone interested in consciousness

When Huxley wrote about the psychedelic experience in 'The Doors of Perception', he referred to Bergson who made the claim that in some real sense consciousness was like a reducing valve.

Aldous Huxley was the first one to talk about it as a drug

He talked about it in doors of perception

Aldous Huxley was the first one to talk about it as a drug

He talked about it in doors of perception and then Hunter S Thompson in fear and loathing in Las Vegas he's really the one who Cemented the myth of adrenochrome as a drug because he turned it into this kind of immortality drug

Rivers should really read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley, which is all about psychedelic drug trips and mystical interpretations.

read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley, which is all about psychedelic drug trips and mystical interpretations.

He should really read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley, which is all about psychedelic drug trips and mystical interpretations.

Rivers should really read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley.

Rivers should really read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley

Rivers should really read Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley which is all about psychedelic drug trips and mystical interpretations.