Psychedelics Tools for the Discovery and Exploration of New Worlds

"I get the analogy and I think that I've heard, you know, Chuggyam Chumper Rinpoche, all the Buddhist, when they talk about enlightenment," he said. "The longer you're in there, the more refined that ability becomes and maybe the less bizarre things seem." He continued: "It could just be that that wildness or whatever, maybe it also maybe as we were talking earlier that our brains haven't fully learned how to decode that reality but if our brains are just doing their best to decode the reality". It is by far the most detailed account of how psychedelic drugs work in the brain, available, according to author Hamilton Morrison.