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It was a thinly veiled memoir that talked about the chemistry of psychedelics, the Shulgins' childhood, their courtship, and the sex they had. The Shulgins self-published the book and classified it as fiction as an effort to protect themselves legally, making it a story that featured illegal drugs.
P-Call. For phenethylamines I have known and loved.
— Episode: Ecstasy Therapy: Penicillin for the soul
Episode: Ecstasy Therapy: Penicillin for the soul
It was a thinly veiled memoir that talked about the chemistry of psychedelics, the Shulgins' childhood, their courtship, and the sex they had. The Shulgins self-published the book and classified it as fiction as an effort to protect themselves legally, making it a story that featured illegal drugs.
P-Call. For phenethylamines I have known and loved.
No, it's not sex. It's fantastic for making love. And there is a difference. The orgasm is a connection with God.
So we felt that there was a possibility that the DEA would find this so interesting and even perhaps useful in some way that maybe they wouldn't be too angry with us.
