History was an incredibly damaging experience, and now it's over . . . in a sense.

To me, the psychedelic experience is the experience of trying to make sense of reality.

People without plants are in a state of perpetual neurosis, a state of existential wanting.

What happens with DMT is you leap over all the barriers in the first few seconds. Unlike mushrooms where over hours and hours on a high dose you might navigate yourself to the center of the mandala, DMT is like being struck by metaphysical lightening.

History is like self-reflection through the medium of language propelling itself into self-recognition.

Nature and the imagination seem to be the precursors to involvement in the psychedelic experience.

There is a sort of fair play, and if you can get in touch with that in your life, if you can have that perception, the world will begin to work for you, it will begin to move toward you... Nature loves courage, and it shows you that loves courage because it will remove obstacles.