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Timothy Leary gave his first Harvard lecture in two and one half years, to a large and emphatic crowd at Phillips Brooks House last night.
As more than 150 students and hangers-on wedged themselves together in a small upstairs room, Leary spoke of new non-drug techniques for transcending "the In experimenting with consciousness-expansion through the manipulation of "sensory energies" such as sound, light, Leary was careful to warn that conciousness-expansion should only be attempted in a positive environment. "Be very careful," he said, "for the universe you're making is the only one you're going to get." Leary will speak again tonight in Jordan Hall in Boston at 8 p.m.
In experimenting with consciousness-expansion through the manipulation of "sensory energies" such as sound, light, Leary was careful to warn that conciousness-expansion should only be attempted in a positive environment. "Be very careful," he said, "for the universe you're making is the only one you're going to get." Leary will speak again tonight in Jordan Hall in Boston at 8 p.m.
Leary was careful to warn that conciousness-expansion should only be attempted in a positive environment. "Be very careful," he said, "for the universe you're making is the only one you're going to get."
Leary will speak again tonight in Jordan Hall in Boston at 8 p.m.
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