The iconic phrase 'Turn On Tune In Drop Out,' popularized by Timothy Leary, encapsulates the essence of the 1960s counter-culture movement. It encourages individuals to expand their consciousness, connect deeply with themselves and the world, and detach from conventional societal norms to explore alternative lifestyles and personal liberation.
Delve into the formative 'Harvard years' of Timothy Leary, examining his groundbreaking early writings on LSD and psilocybin. This essential collection highlights his collaborative work with influential figures like Richard Alpert, Huston Smith, and Ralph, offering a unique perspective on the dawn of psychedelic research and its intellectual origins.
Explore the gripping story of Timothy Leary, once labeled 'the most dangerous man in America' by Richard Nixon. This explores the intense cat-and-mouse game between Leary, the 'king of LSD,' and Nixon's administration as they relentlessly pursued the fugitive across international borders. Discover the clash of ideologies and the high-stakes drama surrounding this controversial figure and his impact on American society.