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Chaos, Creativity And Cosmic Consciousness
by Rupert Sheldrake, Terence McKenna, Ralph Abraham
Publisher:
Park Street Press 
Year:
2001 
Reviewed by Tonx
9/29/2005

What happens when chaos theorist Ralph Abraham, morphogenetic fields theorist Rupert Sheldrake and entheoprovocateur Terence McKenna get together to talk shop? A surprisingly lucid trialogue of crosspollinating far-flung speculation on the nature of reality, consciousness, the imagination and human destiny.

Chaos, Creativity and Cosmic Consciousness (earlier published as Trialogues at the Edge of the West) is edited from transcripts of a ... [ read more ]

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Cannabis: From Pariah to Prescription
by Ethan Russo
Publisher:
Haworth Press 
Year:
2003 
Reviewed by Midevil
9/23/2005

Cannabis is a very thorough text describing research on cannabis extracts as part of modern prescription medicine. The clinical trials involved are meticulously outlined for the reader. The material highlights how much work and analysis goes into complex pharmaceutical testing. Along with the research, Russo has included some aspects of marijuana history. There are a couple ... [ read more ]

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Transfigurations
by Alex Grey
Publisher:
Inner Traditions 
Year:
2001 
Reviewed by scotto
9/16/2005

I can still remember the party almost ten years ago at which I was first introduced to the visionary art work of Alex Grey. At the time, I was just getting my feet wet with psychedelics, as were a number of my friends, and we crowded around a copy of Sacred Mirrors, Grey’s first collection, and oooohed and ahhhhed ... [ read more ]

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Practicing Harm Reduction Psychotherapy: An Alternative Approach to Addictions
by Patt Denning
Publisher:
The Guilford Press 
Year:
2004 
Reviewed by Bruce Sewick
9/1/2005

Having read the reviews on Tatarsky’s Harm Reduction Psychotherapy, I was drawn to Denning’s book because it looked more like a “how to” text than a collection of case studies. This proved to be right, and the book is a good reference for those who need more of a “cookbook” approach. Denning’s approach, even when writing, is “clientcentered”. This book ... [ read more ]