Hamilton Morris

Discover the revival of psychedelic science with Neuropsychedelia. This book examines the connection between American psychedelic culture and the home country of LSD, shedding light on the tensions between using hallucinogens to model psychoses and evoke spiritual experiences in laboratory settings. Author Nicolas Langlitz's anthropological fieldwork presents readers with philosophical reflections on life and work in two key laboratories, highlighting the struggles of finding a place for the mystical in a late-modern materialistic world.

Explore the curative powers of the Amazon's ayahuasca with this groundbreaking book. Anthropologist Marlene Dobkin de Rios shares her pioneering 45 years of research with traditional Mestizo folk curanderos and shamans, revealing how ayahuasca successfully treats psychological and emotional disorders. Discover the ancient Maya's use of psychedelics in religious rituals, and the importance of cross-cultural perspectives on adolescent drug use. Dobkin de Rios also discusses the dark side of drug tourism in the Amazon.

Gain a deeper understanding of Organic Chemistry with this reader favorite book. The 4th edition explores major principles in the field, explaining why they are important, and presents them in accessible language. Through problem solving exercises, readers can better comprehend the material and the patterns in organic chemistry.

TiHKAL: The Continuation is a fascinating book about a family of psychoactive drugs called tryptamines, written as a sequel to PiHKAL. Divided into two parts, the first part tells the story of a fictionalized autobiography of Alice and Shura, including their experiences with the DEA and commentary on psychotherapy, the prevalence of DMT in nature, the War on Drugs, and more. The second part, “The Chemistry Continues”, is a manual detailing 55 psychedelic compounds and their effects. TiHKAL is a blend of travel, botanical facts, scientific speculation, psychological and political commentary, and gives insight into the mind of the man behind the compounds and the woman who brought his work and their story into the light of the world.

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An ethnobotanist explores the mysteries surrounding zombification and the voodoo culture of Haiti. In this scientific investigation and personal adventure, the author delves into the history of Haiti and the African origins of its people, revealing voodoo culture as a central aspect of society. With a compelling story and fascinating insights, The Serpent and the Rainbow offers an illuminating look into a phenomenon that has long fascinated Americans.

Discover the world of psychoactive plants and compounds with this definitive and entertaining book. Covering over 1000 species, it's the most complete reference available with an impressive bibliography. Get everything you ever wanted to know and more, including a foreword by Albert Hofmann.