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She stopped taking thyroid 2 days previously so as not to interfere with the experiment. Her pulse without thyroid is usually about 50; the thyroid brings it up to 72. She noticed that this experience increased her hearbeat to 80. At the height, I noticed my heart was beating faster also. She pot warm this time, but was not uncomfortable as with the hot flashes of the time before. Her skin felt moist and soft. She reported acuity of vision, hearing, smell, and taste, and no unpleasantness. PXPORT OF PESULTC V.'IT! January 30, 1978. First experiment was January 28. This one w does levels, 100 mg. for C^[c^ and 140 for me. 3:00 p.m. Start. 3:10 I can feel slightly. 3:12 I can feel some euphoria. <£^ (<*_ says things are looking better. 3:20 I feel it coming on strongly; ' -"- . The girls each take 100 mg., I take 120. This turns out to be the most pleasant of all experiences for me, euphoria coming on and steadily rising to a high peak. The exoerience was also totally pleasant for<^ji . Gwrr,-v begins to feel nauseous, goes to the bathroom, and throws up. Feels a little better. She sits on sc ; . has very hot flashes, very hot, uncomfortable. At peak, we go outside, I find nature brilliantly alive and fantasctically beautiful, the most beautiful I have ever seen it, with tremendous euphoria. The love amonc the three of us is custanc We sit outside for a while, and have very open communication. Then £Kri*W*»- the light is too bright, and we go inside. She is now feelinp good, but wants to take it easy, not too much light. We converse very openly for several hour , with a marvelous feeling of closeness. We all come down very smoothly and gent At peak time, no one wanted to take a supplement. V.'e visited free til dark. We ate a deliscious soup C*~\*- had prepared and enioyed it enormous 1 - . We continued to talk very enjoyable till bedtime, when Ckr\iil*^ departed. The three of us had never felt closer. June 9, 1978. The experiment with dT^fisfwu^ was repeated, start with the same dose level. The session developed nicely, and nc one felt discomfort. ^Ai-ritJat. preferred to sit with her back to the outside light, locking at the softly lighted interior, until things beran to become t in color. She then chose to withdraw and close her eyes and look ins: . ZurlK's and my interest in going outside. We sat with her inside for 20 minutes, when she came out of it. 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K.&K- v»-U-«. - Ke-Uy (w>»y^**0 Companions: «/tt Data: June 17, 1976 Dosage: C&*&- Kelly <^r^ | £('W*f*-10, He ingested the substance somwl It was a beautiful day, and a b< Going down the hill toward the i effects were negative, tension By the time we reached the stre< the stream and tress were start i fairly uncomfortable. after lOiOO A.M. and drove to McDonald's, tiful place for the experience. er, I began to feel the effects. The first d depression, and they continued to grow stronger, the positive effects began to develop, and to enhance in their beauty. However, I was As we climbed up the hill, the experience grew in both dimensions. I became more and acre uncomfortable, as though carrying a heavy load, with difficult breathing. Yet everything was slowly but stea^'ij.y growing more beautiful. The p*.a v of the discomfort came around l:p.m., somewhat before the time that ci/^be-fk Found her "black hole, The discomfort was both physical and emotional. By the time we started downhill, around «*:00 p.m., the beauty was far out -weighing the discomfort, and the balance in the positive direction continued to grow the rest of the day and evening. For a short time, just before starting down, I moved into the ecstacy of celestial space. On the way down, the discomfort would return in waves, but more and more I was able to get out of it. By the end of our walk, I was enjoying the experience tremendously. Driving home, I experienced the joy of driving with full perception, although I did develop a little tension from the confinement of driving by the time we got home. But driving was no problem, and very enjoyable. Arrivi: home, with the stereo blasting, and &*:<<- and a friend there, I had such a welling of emotion that I realised that I could not handle it. Fortunately, &\c and ;nd left. Then I got a deep insight into m yself for my lack of responsibility, and my childeish way of wallowing in emotions instead of mastering > r\ t '.t .!+" 4 J lecessary. The evening was absolu ing gorgeous* I've never seen th he only flaw was when !, This has ir.a r er ated to see end. amicus as Mo I pe< ow it .ght. I kept g away Ihrist, and the horrible things I w \g I have never seen my se reredness so :th learning. I got many insights into other y tired. I would have loved to cancel my Father's t lay around. But I knew I must master myself. I got up at Day date in Santa Cruz, a At f T*63T pel J- .'lit tO "C lift before. * zombie, slowly and deliberately, I took each move at a time. It was as though all previous hah :chen, and started to clean up from the night i a m ^ iS>} Everything got done, and we left the houu -<•«,+ ~. *, everything got easier, and thl dr£ ™".ry 8 £au?if ul* * I^J '" th * «"• and most enjoyable day, with much mJnirZ IL i I I ' X had a calm . Peaceful. The drove home along the c2.?^^^S£'^- /J*? 1 * J Uttta 2 -« ld - although ^,l. experienced some illne.7f£« over^eaSng! ' ' ' en * rgi " d . The next morning I had a fine talk with <*<** after wMrh t . very unusual anxiety. But I was moat Hi.™.\! a a \ ex P erl « nce d «°n>e the anxiety with a carbohydrate lun^h !£~? /"? Creative ' l «"«» they do. nyorate lunch, and learned why people often eat as : felt the experience continue for many davs and f«»»i *k.+ *«. * most profound and deep learning experience! 'l hi, *£*?** lt '* ° ne ° f th « ^wirir 1 Aieph_u •**- and wouid *«**»-* *» to 3L%^ EXPERIENCE WITH-MDMA Participants: <^u-l<*- > £>;c / K«Hy Date: July 15,1978 A.M. , £*„!* a-d ^ic with 100 mg. each Kelh with 120. I to feel; K*/H *"vi (Wl*- have 11:00 All have developed nicely, everyone is enjoying the experience. £„,c begins to have a lot of insight about the way she is treating her body. She sees that she is abusing her body a lot with much alcohol, lack of sleep. Mentions a number of times. 11:35 We all decide to take booster: 6«i. 'frees friend, came by. We all visited with pleasantly until she left. She was net a distraction at all. very :15 6kA^- is feeling some tension and let-down from the peak. iHvi*- and I are quite peaceful. 3 £" ,<: go over to£ws . Carl*- and I have a most pleasant, peaceful evening, feel very closa» We feel very good about being able to share the experience with l$*it , and felt a marvelous bond among the three of us. < r • . x<*i 1 Participants: <5\*i+<\~J tC<.H r Data: July 9, 1978 Dosaga: 20 rag. each, taken at 9:25 A.M. but otherwise develop nic.lv It ^^!: it somewhat, with some tension. exp.ri.no. for the first llL imVTff.T !"" we ar « al °"« *» •» A*, w. hsv.^. f rf:.i^ l L.ut 1 ^oh i r P ro a .p.o"t ul thor-+. There se be a c as a topical analgesia (I fc r.ds and forearms;, hver. • - rdinatic;., "here was Lay s activities; . ' ! a slit . i a; fcxi r we o one experi 3 of 1 n, oiousness, et< t of :e was J went ued an :d exaggerated star I had the feeling k that I sufi icient >ody without /compensito: •vv Ott I. ■iO\A v %n i ~] ~ «yu->>-Jk S^J-Mp - a-^-^JdyA, u.. A-»*<\ VAjuJU )mA j <^>H 31 ?fcv*AG£> STbDiiETS . (c^. -C Lt.i)(«** *n^ O^^t^fct » -i*w VWnaw\ ^"W-^-W^i \4-c-CjW-\ y -t-r O^wJx e-^WAvX^^'S *-**■ \ */-> 3 o^ C o;4 °* + « «-^>^ , tM^^^ <**»• '^ >VwJU*-tA. -KiA^v t-SO^;vi^ OC^ -+ \^-V)c v S \Aj(U - Wo VjVv^-v^i-wJL^i fv.4^3 ^Wj-ta-^ ■+£++- w^V-o^a-^. t,(j-^^ '*W»4 ^4'.(rt>) s^JJav ^4'^ ijw^^" S^Ji^ (?:, , Kt.^.t. (^'.Si) jl^vuf -i^-t (_\'.Wj +V CijJL |. AL>£- - KAV^O-W v^j^s - W.<^y- OS AjiAwYVA-k^- Vo VA*_« SkJT „v, WOvLc b^M^< oVU^o\ fia.^5 • &A4 V Xs 4-a t^<-^-ir. -*- So-*^, <^Q l^i- bo jivrs, ^otSo (vkV H -^ AiA •- w^n^ ^ \ 4r+ ijV-OvcljS-^ Vv^cjJ.^) uftuw ) -1\ iv*. \&\*^j^Jl ^\t -> as i REPORT OF EXPERIENCE With I Date: September 8, 197P Participants: ^eg ,£/.i*i^.lA.f»W>- • H»/'y a^ £fc/fr Background: £r-«3 * 6"//"i«.£>«'k_ were visiting for two days, at the same time that 7ftfi'*»*_ arrived for a visit. We spent a very pleasant day visiting, but not feeling well. She reports that she was suffering a horrendous depress ;' anxiety, and felt exhausted, -completely below the line. 6\>-^ noticed her state, and suggested that an KDKA experience would be helpful. All agreed, and T^t*-^ had been hopeful that she would have an opportunity to repeat the experience, as she had gotten so much from her first one. So the exoeriiHpnt was conducted on the following afternoon, after the practical ratters of the arrangements were completed, including the weighing of the doses. 2:20 D.m. All ingest 120 m.g. of MDMA exceptkei'i , who started with 100 m. . The experience developed nicely for everyone. It was a perfectly beautiful the air nice and warm, bright and sunny, with marvelous visibility and the colo] of fall showing on the mountains. We walked around the property, and responded to the beauty of the surroundings. After an hour we returned to the house and sat outside on the deck. Ey this time, everyone had blossomed and opened up and were feeling marvelous. fc*i'r became deeply relaxed, and all of her troubles melted away. Everyone's faces became soft, young looking, ^nd took on a transc look. The experience seemed particularly rich and deep. 3:50 p.m. All took a supplement cf 40 m.g., including Ke'iT which is the largest supplement she had taken. The experience continued to deepen for everyone, and we had a marvelous time being together, sharing each other, and feelinr the depth cf our experience. We felt a particular blessed group, as we all fit in so well together. We could not get over how effective this agent is in permitting everyone to drop their concerns, complete relax, and feel the deep warmth of their inner bein" . 5:00 p.m. (approximately) We moved inside to listen to music. I put on thi I of the Grieg Lyric Pieces, which we listened to in its entirety (90 minutes). were extremely at piece, the music was outstar. ' beautiful . to aid us all in going much deeper within ourselves. We felt the experience tc particularly prof ound . -frtiS «Vi la, s_< e-Vwi - Vx ^~V V • AU^ ^AjJUaA^ -y -^C--^" v^c v.^, 4(hln ''''-■'■- L^ ..j - v^,,^ ,, . ( A S (V-tfQ ^- ■ ■ ji.'i..j . (Q^ a£ [l.^il \vo ^ W^l^i M > Ab > CQ £ Lisa . y.^ wvaLg cAA/yrvy^My,. . (\M^ <*aLi a ap „ /l/.i XLJ + -X^l'. ^^' I? 3 " vvxjV yj^XJ. 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J +u |J2A~] t\~>_«( uuwt. • .WaJUa ^ w* ^v-tt./1-^j ■■■ - . V-c^-j-uJ^ A-\Hr A + '^ '^K-.u-O _ AaJ-U.U^. Ajl«^h>-WVs -4^xXw> QM(rJtS<£ > . ■on 1S£ REPORT OF EXPERIENCE V.'ITH ' d to walk around and look at thinps. ■12:30 We come back to the living room, all feeling very languid. We sat around J and talked for a while, and then M>/'r and I took naps in which we slept very ce- J fully, -fa-tia.*.*. read a while, and then took a nap. I Later in the afternoon, we took showers, which was very refreshing, and had a deli I ful visit with our neighbors, the Z/**.s For my birthday, they took us I at their resaurant, where we had a late dinner. 7^/;«~*- ordered a steak, which 1 not sit too well with her, and that evening had an attack of diarrhea, and her 1 stomach still bothered her the next morning. Otherwise, everythin g was mo enjoyed the Z — *■* very much, and were very content and peaceful. _ H»'h i relaxed and no lonrer pushed by the compulsion to clean u P the house immediate . V\ L- REPOPT OF EXPERIENCE Date: October 21, 1978 Subjects: Oo-t**, &;*.*>-efr> <^>-<>9 > ^^n/tj ^a*c/y, 3<*-st*«- , / 8 m E> for //( *#r , 10 m.g. for Sharon, Bob, and Sasha (I am sure of the 7 and 8 amounts, not so sure if 10 is the right amount for the last 3, ) Time: Experiment started at 10:00 A.M. I personally felt in the best shape for this experiment than in a long time. We drove to the hiking area we have dubbed ■ l V*-/«As*% because it starts up behind the house that <^*Jtif- built. As we got out of the car and started up the hill, I was feeling quite good. This was some 40 minutes after ingestion, I remembered that with my first Aleph 4 experiment, as soon as I felt any affects, I felt uncom- fortable, and the discomfort grew as the affects became stronger, along with the enhanced perception. This time I felt euphoric with the first traces, and was confident that I would head up into a pleasant exprence, and reported so to Sasha. As we climbed up the hill, 1 to 1-1/2 hours in, the euphoria grew, assdid the beauty of the surroundings. Around noon, we settled into a little valley with a magnificent view of the surrounding countryside, I was feelinp the effects much more strongly, and was beginning to get a trace of discomfort, I was aware of the beauty o^ our surroundings, and noticed, some visual hallucinations when looking at homes as the hills across the Vrilley, in the form of smoke trailing across. I lay back and looked up at the sky, and the sky and clouds were incredibly beautiful. I sensed my Dain as my inability to accept such fantastic beauty— it was if it were more than I could bear, I became aware of how my cybernetic system is accustomed to joy, and felt hew Brand it was to let joy creep into the various corners of my being. I felt Sasha' s greatness next to me, and how wonderful it was to have the ©opportunity for such experiments, I thcurht the experience was progressing nicely at this point, but unfortunately the discomfort continued to increase. It felt good to lay back and watch the sky, and close my eyes. With eyes closed, I had some marvelous imaeery, which most often took the form of various plastic shapes imbued with color. At times the colors reached intense brilliance of magnificent beauty. Yet nothing seenied to relieve the tension that was building up, and continued to build up throughout the afternoon. The rest of the afternoon, there were many experiences of great beauty, but I was always pulled into the great pain I was experiencing, and could not get free of it, I regretted asking for an additional m.g, of dosage, and felt I had too much, but saw nothing I could do but ride it through. The experience was so intense I fait I could do little to direct it, but just flowed with it. It was hard to gat my analytical mind to work. This showed up most strongly when I took a little walk aside with Sasha, and he computed the directions by the position of our shadow. I could in no way majre my mind follow the reasoning to establish direction, I simply went blank, and was astounded by my inability to think. The affedts continued well into the evening. Going down the hill, I felt at maximum intoxication, and at some moments had very beautiful experiences. They would lift me out of my pain into intense enjoyment, then I would subside back into I -2- the pain. In my first aleph 4 experience, the late afternoon and evening were glorious, but this time the tension held on right through the rest of the day, the • evening, and even through the night. It was not until the next day that I felt relaxed, euphoric, and at peace. The pain I felt all afternoon and evening was the rasult of experience the blackest side of my life. It seemed as though everything I had done was totally wrong, and I could only see the baack side of everything: my marriage, my move to Lone Fine, my withdrawal from life. I experienced myself as completely empty, just being a parasite on others, constantly taking and contributing very little. Such simple acta as tending the fire and washing the dishes brought temporary relief from •uch feelings. I felt all my major life decisions were wrong, and yet I could aee no way out, as I had boxed myself in by reducing my income, and moved into a eimple life style which I had no way to reverse. The thought that my activities at Multi-Media were no longer needed and I must find another source cf income waa extremely frightening. And the extreme irony was that I was supposed to be a proponent of higher conseaounsness, and man's limitless abilities, and yst I could find nothing but emptiness in myself. I wanted to crawl back to Lone Fine and die. During the night i churned and churned over these issues, and came to peace with returning to Lone Pine and becoming a better partner to <5*+/*- t if she really wished to return with me. I could see that n:y dissatisfactions were my unwillingness to face unsatisfactory sreas in myself, which I resolved to correct. Cne of the main elements here was to stop using her unwillincness as an excuse for me not to do things which I know in my heart should be done. The following day was by and large a day cf great peace and warmth. It was marvelous to be with the rest of the ercup, and I was still quite open to all o* the surrounding baauty. Plunging into such activities as giving K<>j*-k a bath with total un-self- eooaciousness was a great joy. I could rsee and appreciate the wonderful qualities of all the other group members. During the next few days, anxiety returned muif times, anc it took time to totally wear off the tension. However, I began to learn ways to dissipate thn pain. This ia primarily by instead of allowing myself to be blocked by the pain, to turn it around and see what can be done. There would follow a flow of creative ideas of many alternative cctions, which felt very pood to i.ee. I learned the importance of once seeing what needed to be done, to move quickly, before letharpy set? in, aa the moving ana acting releases new anergy. Thu drive back to Lone Pine was a very beautiful one for both ^"^ and myself waa like having another good experience, as we were both wide open. much energy, and were not tired from the long drive. We both felt very good to be home again, and we have much new energy and insight. It r c \% ->r-t + + wm \vrwv ty. vU-»^ \C*»vi ^lA-VATv. C*. -A-(V} & v. ^^ \o |3, 5 L^Vt-"V - V- ^ » (ja> OU-KW, / toJ.gH ^v ^-, j_ REPORT OF EXPERIENCE WITH MDMA Datsi November 11, 1978 Participants: Tktia**- , «*«—■ P lavs and sings to us; it is most beautiful. I feel much energy, and readily get up to get things others wish — tomato juice, later soup. i The experience trails off leaving us all very mellow. ™*~ ^LT^-dTd „ we play a tape, and nap in front of the fire until we decide to retire at 9.00 p.m. Th. next morning I feel light and energetic, quite different than I usually JJj* after using this substance. We all feel good, and have a nice hike in th« brilliant clear sunshine, but somewhat nippy air. We are all open to the outside b-.ty. %tro I L. 2L f // n-Hh *). /Vaj n H - -f-t-f- ■HV ,10 U'l QiU, 1 -^ J. /CL-fUi- A 'A K-t r^ ^ ^7 1 h > /fc A 7, 7 ^U' /'(-s'l. ^IP-M p ^/^^W'u^vK, r^ U-4^ v^U , R \^ i w, ~X UaL /torn il i ;-"^ WtU >, -- 1 s Ll^ - tkc( tM^vtiX.- '* *1 lyM. U (c UKc! <-V : 'l^kUuU-ct L | Kt) ^ /U - v^va^ /n*-iu „ i, .. ,. ia,k'/1 1 H f'tha/Vtuj S} Ai ^4«*»« I If-' It : Ua/Pw'^, iv/M^'u'u, a-, i^ ^. Ill A . 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',,'■. 1~^ \ 3>o5 a l(U^iC« ofe X K^V* JUL X /+fau tWC 5 Job ^o4 t ofe; - ~ Neva a**c^ £3 Vl t*- ~~Toj4i ea^sL ^«.A oc^e/ Zek^_ 120 . . 11 others 100 m.g. 10:4-5 Start. <5w-&*- Ly, lcc£<<**^- waking, /Vei^»_ P little dizzy like diet control viously, <2w~- feels slightly. Ne***- lizzy, <3>«"'*<-- somew] at. Zef^e. r eels it com . - 1 t pull S !U. °:' r Heis*- f. vxrl; hard »<** to keep from fainting. Finds it hard to concentrate, to r eel bett . veryone is it- " ow everyone else is lighted u . The eyes partic" look I' uid. ' take U0 m.g. supplem< j ^ience continues with I I rienc/ great irm d closeness. T, 'e stay c ? cse Ntiso- does not feel like tside. Others go out in the bright surshine bri F] , and enjoy the fresh air, but principally all want tc stay together, It fee" to be close, and talk freely. Everyone becomes quite relaxed. ience tapers cf r very nicely tc a ' leasant afternoon and eveninj . NQvtK- is aware that she r the experience. ~T^ee> dro: --? 1 the worries and ;erns of the "medical schoi '. 'e all feel much closer to each other. T^fia^^ 4 C«*^j2*_ have enjoyed the experience very much, and the softness and relaxat Lt. 11 are grat r the opportunity to spend Christr- Bob "yS /^j h^. /. 'WW. , frK. U,w^ VvO i^- :Wy^ ^ wvu^ ly^p ;w. i^vV/ R" aJ^- t/^~ <2 t/ 1 ^ ^ C-vtvv, r nu^ u^wt ^ K r — it- IUJ ft fM.^ Owvj/ c ^) L U" MDMA. REPORT OF EXPERIMENT WITH MBBA Date l November 25, 1975 Participants: y>c\»icr a.*-d d^i't>l>c>-+k. , ^cAe a^-c/ UH~a*d <5*~/e<. 120 m.g. for ZeKe The chemical was infested at 10:50 A.M. 11:05 ^wa. reports petting tingly, e«*ited, I feel some euphoria 11 j 23 I feel intoxicated, much more than in recent experiments 11:25 /<- finally feels it strongly. She lies down on the floor, is tingly. Her face is quite drawn; she experiences many conflicts. Che doesn't want to discuss in front of . /i^" e ^ , Cw*_ encourages her to move out to the back patio in the sun, and stays with her. /i^/V" and I go for a walk out front. It had been -totally overcast and rainy all week, but today was a beautiful, warm sunny da> , with fascinating clouds in the sky. df.tec**. is very happy to have <3w«. to talk to, and has much confidence in her, after several days of their visiting together. I an quite impressed the way AW-"- has expanded. I feel him strongly, it a very euphoric vay. He looks yourrer, relaxed, he feels good. He walk through the unusually beautiful neighborhood he lives in — beautiful homes set well back with lots of separation, beautifully landscaped with many trees and bushes. The area was orifinally 8 beaautiful pine forest. There are few areas so nice in the country, and this was a particularly beautiful day. >6 "''«*- notices the beauty, and comments how he never allows himself to enjoy a day like this, but bogs himself down with work. He feels two very strong weve of drug action, not unpleasant but not pleasant, but overwhelming. They pass, leaving him feeling good after the wave. He notices that his back, which has been bothering him for several months, does not hurt as much, and we wlalk much further than would ordinarily be ccmfortable for him. 12:20 Supplement time. We return to the girls, fai/i'er does not want the supplement, but all else take 40 m.g. <^^^oti~- has become to come out of the deep state of conflict she was in, and notices how young and relaxed /+>"*r looks, and how bright his eyes are, without their usual glaze. She asks us to leave her with &'<"- again, and /*•*'*" and I continue our walk. I am having a glorious experience, feeling very good with y^«.>, «„v, I< • y resistan to the whole lr?ea. I was safer - r ~ ~-sr^s^w ssa.-t.Sx 1oe>^ wva. 1.:^?^ -fejm&jLfca^-, \A.e . L^o\ 1 -^± <& *^C^ Jq&& cJL-tov' J &-«^t w 4a^a^vJ <3_v^-JWm "s, • 1i>0 tw. . \^^^ &y\ -\jr.Lv] 2 /ln>j 4 i'o um: - (V.*o) »^- W'-N.^v-'-vu.vt . u •< • 7. - c& £>*"* • Ed 3< i ? 3= > >^ ft r 5 K I ST 7 c> r r> r r <*> ^*v *" r k i. r> (At- **[ ML P^/'jjZ- oitT P^-^y °£*A 1 ( h f-+» 'w-V~y_^ ubk b,e> eL'i^t to hi H<.JV(, 1^4 IUa.II h'l^ACj. bUi ^Wtli (-e iu i j &wwl6 ^ ^ 2 1*1 0. »M»U. '^v 0f**f U.. tf_ k'(M^^ *] jUI^ -L I fri, /w JU* Q/i /£«, jCu^hu^ &d p/st/cV ^Q^-, ^v^Z,k-u- >^k,'J-t v^l / ' / 7^ A u - /a a' 1 ~JyO " ^~ /t fa, 0{K %t ItaL (l-<4) ■ k (^ 1 ^tv ,/m/u^ (9v4/iv /m^w ^lU'Jt'jui /jo. e, ^^) r\< < ( ,,/; 4*^. ^ flu/uj 6e L , ue 6,'c^/7 hu^'Kv^c-^. /ft^iA 3 / £ QjUpt. I 3\o tovA, ■ f X-ctb (■ "Vwv, *15 C±* Pep ^icL CL ui^ta .H-.vc;. T>Ct .. -r rypFpjr^or ujtu «/n;-c Data: January 25, 1979 Participants: ^rga^a^d ~Ze.k-z_ Dosage: (V&- 100 m.g,, ~Zek& 120 m.g. Start: 8:38 A.M. 8:50: I fael slightly. Am more aware of internal processes with the smaller group. 9:00: C^-ia. reports that eyes are out of focus. This has been * c-mTn reaction. I wonder if the relaxing effect of the chemical isn't relaxing her eyes. I ask her to try her glasses. She sees much better with them. 9:05: 1 feel a stronger wave. b:G/: Cc&k. begins to feel effect — a lightness, about to drift 9:15: (3*'0«- gpea tc the bathrooa for the 3rd time. Feels cleansed, pureed, relaxed. ?:17: I feel a little diszy. The Jehov^'s Wittness representative drives ud. Ca.r£*. handle! her nicely and she leaves, 9:40: we ^re deeply intc the exnerience, C2»#-43* feels verv Introspective, =ind ; a quiet. I lock outside at the clouds, the beautiful nountsins. I find the quiet leads to a far different l cind of experience, '■:uc' , more like LSD. f ^«?e much imagery and great beauty in the clou'- , an e* erience profound reflliz^ti^n' - .. 10:10: lie Loth take ^0 m.g. supplement. 10:20: I go outside, bundlen uo v/all for the cold. It is im- clear cold dey, with beautiful clouds banging over the mountains, partly scptte^eH, It la like stepping into v whole new world. Evervthin? Lights uo, and everything is profoundly beautiful. I fe*l the very deep love I have for this country. Back inside, (3*^ and I ha^e a ouiet, relaxed time, ^he is verv aoft and beautiful, and reports the same fcr me. Mostly we spend the time in ciuiet, listen inp to music. We have a discussion about teamwork. The afternoon oasses surori sinply -■ ''c'- 1 ". 3:00 p.m. We are enjoying the experience enormously, feel in? exf-emelv re*=xe J , •uphoric, and renewedr I feel the intoxication is over, an, J quite no^i, yet unusually good and open, and my body very light. We drive to town to ir.pil some Letters *hat irust go out in the afternoon mail. The ride is most enjoyable, and the scenery and change of view is marvelous. Back home, a walk with the dogs fin^* Ttsi* body e> trembly light and energetic. «*i30t We watch sunset approaching, listening to Ravel's Daphne and Chloe. We stand at the dining room French door entranced. The setting sun lights up the clouds ever the Itsi't's , The cloud formations and the music are simply superb. One hugecloud looka like the spaceship from "Close Encounters . . .", with all of the feelir:,;s of other, more intelligent life. We are spellbound until the music ends. A perfect ending for a perfect day. A r," *H- tn\ -fc±± :vU -^1-^^*33 cu Cctta^ 2j fcvv^ 3.L& ; C ot') «bi(\4/TH In M V\ -<2 . s"?^i 4sWiw „dr(\ „-*,) 1^ 0yu}2 •>•■*><-) tJl ».\ V W ** L (/ C " 5 • ^ tf'T./^ JCU^ /iVu-A^ At^ ^-U3i ^XL ao5t=iw . - ! \6£dt . VKVv^e. VnJUX- >G-^ S<>-^^ Cfi-t^x,. -A J- ^£U-m» (X,wu.\Wi JLu-t-^i <^\)-(j*fc^-%, u^ \j«>AJL_i ( XeS ij-Vyu. "3>v~b REPOR* of IXFERIENCE WITH 2-CD This report is to record some of the highlights of ny first experience with thi sub8tr>nre. I fogested 25 rr.e. on February 9, 1979, in the company of ■*)•// y - c^-*! *~^ f5K\*.b^t. * / W^(o. o*~d 5^nvJ>t ' ~3*-lce_^ and Sa^. 1 -■>. The experience r*-?veloped very nicely and smoothly, and remained ^n except ionaxly rmo^ 4-1 ' experience throughout the flay* It was not ? particularly Intense experienctg ■ j " t - 3oubt trouJ " '" ave been move so at a Little ' Lghc Level, as reported v... ..<-\ fTSt However, it was a very enjoyable experien< ~, aiid I r <.-lt mud closeness pj, 4 r , 1 v.-t'- with all the others, h*»#ably ~ l ' most lrai tic effects I noticed -X several houi - nc* ■ let of very !ari bad ; . Tl darl ■-.. a! Lightest Ln a — t] I hi nev e v i Fore, of very subtle differencs o c shading ^y „» ,•-.-... -j.^..,* .- ' that the paints' ou] er] ' al> com ate fe< Bid r*orTir> '■ "■'■ "- ' 5, -~-r rt . J l" - | 'lie *„,,». c ^r +j • .- • • than 'le ' | - ; ch are son obvious. Wu»t - ■ - iceable " r r substance Is th« vgow. -\ | , ... • . ,i . : . -.. - j Faction, eace, eternal •twngth t] DIOS1 - rarding. Tut- . thli Feelinj lastc sveral r the s«»xt three ■ , . te oi bein] thinj- to !o, almost i -r ■-- tl be accomplished in the t: , I remajMi t, i-.v.Z woi ' ' easy grace that be! Led the i . Thursday, i • Jrive tc I les, U<»ll> an. " I n feJt i - oi - r ■ • . :. . irience. At oi Int I i -rv- e t h ar on the day of the experience!) thst 1 I to try 1 it in writ Jr. - . At th« meeting T attended cr Friday, I felt that the Inner peace si that I sad gained cc * ributed : oyr.ent of the .'---ion J en^c--? 1 tntc witl various participants. 3\4 Date: February 19, 1979 REPORT OF MDMA EXPERIENCE Participant-: Ti»•«- - ^2*.-^ > *— - feel tired, Cet-Q*. still reports eye darting. All have experienced some slight jaw clenching, but it passes quickly, 5:30, After eating (I am ve.y hungry, mttrm -o than previously), we drive up Pacific Avenue high up on the mountain, with a marvelous view overlooking A + 4V MfVw t-VxWj^L*- - vto u-c»-^-^ U>W>Vor Dosage: 25 m,g. R:^5 A.M.: Ingestion, on an empty stomach. The previous day had been quite stormy, with snow and rain. This morning it seemed to be clearing, but low-lying clouds moved in, and it was cold outside. 9:25: j^*//"i begins to notice. We have been listening to Willi*.')' piano recording (the local valley pianist), and it is beautiful. I have felt somewhat, and have hint"} enjoying the beautiful clouds. I notice I am alittle dizzy when I stand up. Jean turns off the heatetfr 9:32: ^»Hi is very aware of her body. It is strange, totally different than previous time with the group. Things are coming to life, I fee naseau, but it passes quickly, 9:3B: I am cold, even with the heater back on, M//y 10:03: tJ»ih is uncomfortable. We both feel much more impact from the chemical than previous time, I feel quite intoxicated, 10:30: We go outside. It is chilly, but the sun peaks through the clouds to warm us. It is perfectly beautiful outside. Fortunately, no wind. Everything is crystal clear, the mountains are covered with fresh snow, beautiful clouds hang over the mountain. We notice that spring is bursting out everywhere, with wonderful shades of green everywhere as new plant life appears, and new grass is growing in the meadow. We notice the rocks and plants in great detail. We have a marvelous walk down to the stream, where I show Uoih a pool I discovered the day before where we might grow trout. We enjoy watching the stream, and the marvelous outdoors until almost noon. 12:00: It has clouded over, and gotten colder. We notice the tremendous emptiness of our stomachs, and go back to the house to eat. I feel much energy running, but a slight upset to my stomach. We seem to have passed the peak, with the intoxication having passed, but otherwise we are feeling marvelous. Scrambled epps taste outstanding. We are both famished. All my stomach discomfort disappears after eating. Holjy felt a slight stomach discomfort after eating, and after a while it went away. 12:30 - 1:30 We still, listening to the piano Susie* which seems especially fitting, Iren is very much with us. We both feel a little tired, and enjoy lying down listening to the music. It is most peaceful and euphoric. 1:35 I feel a marvelous afterglow developing. We go for a stroll, and visit our new neighbor who is constructing his house. We wander about the property, enjoying the marvelous glow, which continues the rest of the day. We have a splendidly relaxed afternoon and evening. At night we enjoy quietly reading in front of the fire. -H\S an ^^tiL 5Tob\GS (<■ f.2%^ SJLt +vv (©•.«") ^*V e^J^ U sU,^ sWKJ. ^toj <* Ufa l?.^ \, <* . a. ^ s l^ ^ gj, i^ JU*-1 Vt/-v (V.rtK*->« ■\* <- v^w-s Vo *-^i "v^-^-^ - SV- 5 ^"-^ oVc , ^^" . ©fc . "iTAOAJl LA^{J ^. n fti Vi-j . \*-uc C_p-^. V-to-o "-Vc,.^^ (U H U^L - o ■ ijUs^o r&<-»o4. f U* - h> L£. (ftiW*.^,j .~ c 11- i*~ v**~> •w-J' - i ^*— «- v **- e-lt-^-f LlUl.1 3ia -vr O^S S -v i i Afc , 6&+-0P; <^.<,+ v.i'^Q ^vo^DP 4ul oaHVi^ 4 -^ 4 -A-t-t- ~ V^ . \I^J(jJaa^ £w 'W^wA) (_\\'.(n>._ 2_a_fca \W*a vt- - lltu«^ ■ \V. s^J-i -+. - .CvsA^oIi. ./y^b-W*. (ka^-^.C--y yv ^-J" Ve -'(j'H) "^03 i-A5 vj-a*-. ^^y»-^-£jL m^W. c.4_,_cXlX - at 4-vt- - W3" ' -A.AA/V iUw-tc cSjj-J\^ (Xj^S- c Sirtwt- S£ UA«J{"^>-t (CM £T Uj«_w>. "v-^wWv-c »t rt^^i-^^X" \ flv.cjr jU^I,,^ ^ ^ e«l«i O* v^ (fe^ a^fiA^^-*^«-t5 X'vwww \>oJkad- c=o sU^jn^L <«>) *Wwjl -Wt-VL. tXsi^.J^ fain} %* JU ^*- ** ^^ "X ■vv.S J*-«-^ " GA_t (r^^f 1 hajl^WA . CO '^^(iJuL) IS-OS (fcPi^Nj g-^fg .10QQ t^(© a-.V>P^ , ^^'/v |-.>3 : [o'.«] . C-l>r<*A^ OV*- j TWa. 0^>A^>-»J M^. U>«^\ U^> -fKl/N*. . JUMAwxi (\>C_ILJ^v>A-0 JLUV\Aaa^JlQ^ vj >s> jJUl . M* 4 C^ B.«vO^- - e*. ^ A2- C~t *&*- i «JU^3i < t\Jl Ao <^Cx,\^ ^P . COC yv^j.QvJt j S-crc^-C^Mji 4-+ ^ (\ltTj) P^K - Vx-Ww^ua- ^~» (t€^X> Sll^^^ ^.^- >X^]> - -^-*^ <; ^^ J ---^'^ Pv^U-t. n Y^^ 1 C 6 ^^- 4 ^ 1 ^ ^ ~ oSk ^* PJ " ^2o i ' nil 13, 1979 : All take 120 r . . "TJ,.^£> •f4»'K «~-d ) feel particular close, and are rossed with each other. We walk outside, where it is particularly alive and beauti- il. ?e alll eling wonderful. &>lh comments that 120 m.g. is much better than 100 m.g», which has been her starting doese up to now, I notice a great beauty in the Arizona cypress which had never particularly struck me before. all take 40 m.g. supplement. TWo asks for music, and we play W/lie'S records, ch seem particularly appropriate for this experience. We share much love and heightened feeling. Everyone feels so alive and relaxed and how wonderful it is to re this experience together. 7:04 "7^.fi<»K*_ remarks that the experience was a long time coming on for her, althr: she was relaxed and tranquil. With the supplement she kept getting higher an^ 1 higher. We speculate that this might have been because she was so tired and got so little s]eer for a couple c s, after being very busy in Mexico and coming right \r> here th no time to rest. She has noticed for the last 10 minutes a strobe-light effect. Is this the same as eye -dart in 8:30 We spend more time outside enioving the marvelous beauty of the moonlight, 9:47 After a most relaxed and enjoyable evening, we finally get around to eatir^. - taste - srful. A -T -— « c4g K>\.\ CoVxW^^ c ( ^ TV \ -j ^2.1 1 4-f Lfi -t..} - /VPs. ■ • ' - ■ 0^ OjLw-fc'J'-W-. . £jr(<1'c»^) CH 8-tJU. Ct«iA (JvAa^ , Ac^. OK. i^Utn^^v, Ah.^viwv**J" . i. cj" - 1 * « vlv V<; wvv^ KTZ *~\o. &\\f] J <-^A^«- \^->> Uv^SAw^ - -H^>-v^At i v^a Q_ft^J— *^ - V-^A- ^ G. tf-Cv ■1 32.X . - ■• -- " ' ■-' • • ^w, L^aM^ This is a summary cf my experience after ingesting 100 m.g. of MDOH on April 2P, 9, in the company of Courier, MasctJ*. a^d $Vc/y , ^i^^b^^o^s C^^i <*~d 8>"v*r and Sasha. The intoxication came on fairly rapidly. In about 30 minutes, I was intensely intoxicated, and pore deeply than with r .It was a glorious feeling, and all the other members "he group looked superb. Everyone shown with a marvelous glow, particularly Sasha. Ctult^l coked particularly beautiful as I observed pher during the day. The presence of all members of the group was quite warm, and beauty everywhere was enhai . The house seemed very special, and a perfect setting for the experiment. Ever thii \ in the house seemed to have been very tastefully selected, and fit in beautifully. ^wttfa. a~d <,*^d r 't personality and poodness were reflected in their ice of ornaments and decorations. Outside the sunshine was marvelous, and all was lush with the beauty of growing he view of the bay was inspirinp, the sky and clouds were beautiful and peaceful. th eyes closed, it felt marvelous, and it was quite appealing to pursue inner experience. However, because I had seen so little of the others in past weeks, I erred not to withdraw, but to stay in contact. I did notice an interna] dryness which was characteristic o QMA, I had a similar Fficulty in urinating, but not as intense as with • ' - ternoon, when I walked barefoot on concrete, I was amazed to feel the concrete as soft and textured. I had never before experienced such liveness throi feet. This has stayed with me to a good extent. Our walk around the block with /tytx*/' 3 - <**-<'' S*m/t was a marvelous experience. Everything rich and beautiful, and conversation sc pleasant and easy, although drink-' in the beauty limited conversation. The experience held on through the eveninp. By dark, there was a little tension developing ilsr to the after-effect of amphetemine. It would have been welcome to lie on the nd listen to music and relax, but pr?ir. I did not want to ?ive ud the contact with the others. I drove home, and the early nart of the drive was beautiful, and flowed effortlessly. sver, by the time we got back, I was beginning to feel tired, and welcomed the -rtunity to po to bed. Sleep was numb and dreamless. The next morning, I felt extremely detached and tired, like a zombie, very much like morning after my first Aleph-4 experience. Iwas extremely content end relaxed, nothin.r bothered me, but activity was an effort. I did yard work, having to rest frequently, but enjoying it immensely. That night at a party I had a wonderful time, felt very free. However, for the next 3 days at work, I felt washed out, and had a hard tire concentrating on my work. I would have loved to flake cut in the sun. energy returned, and I felt better than ever — peaceful, calm, detached, fhis has continued to the oresent. Our drive back tc J^A-t^e-, was beautiful. - ■+.4 -v+ •v + +-*■ r^y<: 313 ^M^ 2c-<5 cv^V (. 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" HERMAN M» I guess we should have tried it on the rats first. ^U/VAJ2AA^ I Saturday Review/ February 1982 W WJOWTE PASTIME ft KCfcPlNG F ROM REMITV ^^ "/ hear you've become something of a scientific wizard " ? » — i I I®) It hi. —**,, em- %t& V&i^-A i\m \ Oo^.^^ ~? /3l jS& + %*> < ^o+%t> T,C<*> ^o-Ho ^o+>o \U>+%0 Vfeo+%0 ^/(^w^> - (^ ^^ ^^V^ 'W^uJc ( (JiU ' ^ *$ FOLDOUT BLANK L \oZ && T#