Tim was truly casting his pearls before swine! And indeed, they trampled the pearls and turned and attacked him. He was unflappable in his belief that the psychedelic experience was very important and valuable to mankind. Now, 50-60 years later, everyone is finally discovering what he was saying all along is absolutely true.
We are? All I see here in Northern California, in the public sphere at least, is a lot of drug addicts, young and old alike, living in tents on the street, depending on others for food and supplies. Leary's vision of egotistical experience-seeking comes with a lot of human fallout. Most people make the trade-off to not jeopardize their jobs and families, and do without the marginal benefits of experience-seeking through drugs. There's enough in the world without drugs to get fulfillment in life. More to see and do than we have time for.
in 2020, this interview's setting would have simply been in Joe Rogan's studio 1973, Folsom Prison WAY ahead of his time, and scary how the government can deem you pretty much insane for being ahead of your time when in fact u are actually more sane than anybody else.
True.. yes, non violent drug offenders are even STILL to this day interviewed from prison like this, while others openly admit to non violent drug use from the comfort of joe's studio lol. Oh Jack Leary is the name of Tims son? He was on JRE? Interesting, i will have to look that one up and watch that one.
It was darshan when he spoke to us in the camera and spoke about being vilified but yet many people would know the truth. If only he could see it now. And this will become even more Important and hallowed as more people try psychedelic therapy. This was an amazing interview and first time I’ve met Timothy. it was Awesome!
52 years I lived his life & gone far ahead of the physical gain too the mind sound song beat dance & movement too reach communication with the other species - animals / other species of visitors
Only half of this video is the prison interview, unfortunately the audio appears to be lost for the full interview. But at 28:30 it picks up again with another interview, not in prison though. I enjoyed all of the interviews, enjoy :-)
20 mins and 23 seconds in interview was edited and tampered with. If you watch closely shadows jump drastically and there are cigarette burns (if you’ve seen fight club you’ll know what I mean)
Darn, I wished I could have seen this in '73. Young people then did not have the access that they have today to the truth. Unfortunately the flip side is that it is easier to get the wrong information.
Boy he kicked her to the curb she has passed away the girl at the beginning check out my psychedelic love affair rumor has it she was a CIA plant and didn't know it ? She tells an amazing story Erol Morris Hamilton Morris dad directed it he also directed wormwood
@@MonosonicJukeJoint this is your channel ? great upload love Tim Leary I really like Ram Dass, or Richard Alpert Tim Leary lived one hell of an exciting life he's rock star status he seems so calm, and extremely clear headed speaking some real truth here in this interview
Another question that I have, how can you believe in the intelligence in the wisdom and the knowledge of people that run a country that put a man of a very high IQ, very high understanding and awareness of the world with three dimensional realm around him by the way, very few people are going to understand what I'm going to ask but? How is that conducive to locking this man up in solitary confinement when he tested psilocybin in a solitary environment, again the father of modern nervous system and neurological function, locking him in a prison, no wonder why the man escaped, there's a lot of physics and four-dimensional understanding of the realm after you die in some cultures, that's why some people also believed that he could have been a martyr in a physical form from another dimension of time, AKA another part of History, an entity that took physical form, again he's a very very prevalent and prominent figure of modern American history for a reason and it wasn't LSD, mainstream Media made him that way I read only a few of his books and I'm going to be reading all of them soon,went to school with people that design them 😂
Imagine being imprisoned for introducing people to a psychedelic. That’s the worst bad trip. I think it was more than just that, but I’ve never really studied Tim. I think his message was too radicalized for its time and did a lot of damage to the consciousness around psychedelics. ? “‘tune in, turn off, and drop out.” (?). And also for the frank candor with which he would speak about drugs from a futuristic cultural perspective. Which caused the political parties to cater to an inherent and very strong conservative fear of psychedelics due to it waywarding their kids (for a few years).and for how silly and confusing psychedelic culture seemed. Psychedelics dropped onto the scene of culture like mother nature’s own viral meme that had no bounds. Of course it wasn’t Tim’s fault. But he tried to nobly to direct some of that. Even I grew up thinking it would make me insane for life or some such ridiculous thing. This was fostered by the reckless use of de sanctifying the drug. It’s taken until the last 5 years for the basics of a psychedelic trip to be understood which is being called ego death or default network decoupling(?). Meanwhile, these days my friends take them super recreationally. Such as at parties, concerts, or weekly. Daily. When as far as I can tell, it should be used like medicine or spiritual purposes. And it should not be used more than twice a year at most. Due to the cultural fear (which may have been inevitable) It took until my late twenties to actually take a chance with it and completely change and recalibrate my life. To the point of even seeing life (and death) itself in a recalibrated way…. I assume after listening to this that it couldn’t be anyone’s fault because psychedelic introduction to our culture was virulently meme’d. I was listening to an incredibly rare talk with Tim and Ram Dass the other day and Tim quipped, “sometimes I don’t know which of us is Tom or Huckleberry, Richard.” Ram joked, “‘I think it’s Tom & Jerry, Timothy.”
He got arrested because peoples kids were stuck on perma trips under his research. Permanently mentally damaged. What it all came down to. For a long time they just stuck him the corner and tried to find some use for him. Ironically rehabilitating prison inmates with psychedelics.
they weren't giving anyone in their research 'permatrips' which is something that doesn't really exist. Persistent hallucination disorder may be a thing but its caused by abusive use of psychedelics. In no way shape or form were they giving enough lsd or shrooms to cause permatrips. HE got associated with every bad and good result of psychedelics and thus demonized by the public for the so called "permatrip" kids who were basically just abusing drugs. For better or worse was the fall guy for psychedelics. Psilocybin is safe. Unless you have serious mental instability to the point of a condition. Have you taken it?
@@BobSacamano666 I've never seen any hardcore evidence personally but there were court hearings where the parents brought in medical evidence of it after his sessions that are on video.
Hmm West Point and into high rank until "retiring" from the military as a military trained psychologist with Harvard and AU... Remember that MKULTRA was connected to Ken Kesey and the Grateful Dead... the Weather Underground helped him escape to Cuba where the CIA was involved in the cocaine trade....
I am a big fan of psychedelics but not a fan of leary. His entire philosphy was the polar opposite of how people should treat psychedelics and their potential. “Turn on, tune in, drop out” is total bullshit. Psychedelics can reveal and introduce your true spirit to your conscious mind. Imagine the profound impact they could have on society and the quality of all of our lives if they were more widely socially accepted. The only way to make that happen is for people who are “turned on” to DROP IN to our culture not “drop out”. I think Leary had some interesting views and scientific processes in the beginning but he turned into a whacked out ego maniacal goof. If you know anything about how he treated the people around him, its clear he did not learn much from his psychedelic experiences.
@@jaysenjayr No, it was about biopolitics. Game consciousness. Status games. One ring to rule them all mindstates. Turn on and become aware of the fact that 90 percent of people are playing games, quit playing.
Actually, he said "drop out, turn on, tune in." Others used it differently. He was talking about dropping out of your perception of life and your place in it, take the drug, and tune into your hallucination. He then goes onto say "wake up and see your life differently' and hopefully with more insight.
@@Denidrakes69 Mmm sure, have you read his book the game of life? It's about the 8 circuit model of consciousness, he thought most people become robot hive caste slaves and stay in 4th circuit consciousness, which is basically moral political sacrifice for the greater good of the collective, although the 4th circuit can be programmed for almost anything people basically get programmed by the environment rather than through purposeful self programming. He thought psychedelics triggered a quick evolution into higher consciousness, and freedom from societies political moral standards. Basically what a "well adjusted person" would consider narcissism, since the 5th circuit brain no longer gives a fuck what anyone thinks, it's healthy narcissism, self awareness, hedonistic pleasure, unrepressed sexuality. 4th circuit moral dogma becomes frightened by such carefree behavior. Really great book, waaay ahead of its time even by today's standards imo.
Outrage against the probably, smartest man, on the planet, over the past 92 YEARS... sorry to see his interview was CUT SHORT HERE, at the AUSPICIOUS TRUTHS, he was EXCEEDINGLY CAPABLE, of diseminating. WE, are a 'hopeless bunch,' w/o him, & ALL OF HIS SCIENTIFIC & POLITICAL-MONETARY, WORKS. REAL SHAME ON ALL OF US, FOR NOT RECOGNIZING HIS VALUE TO US, when i was freaking only 4 years old, in 1960, & 15, in 1973... i, CANNOT BELIEVE THIS IS ANY FORM OF 'reality,' b/c it certainly, SHOULD NOT BE !!!! HE WAS TOO SMART, FOR EVERYONE ???? 💔😭🙃😭💔 Thanks to him, i spent my whole life, on the roads of my mind to 'Real Reality,' & DISEMINATED, on 'deaf-brainers'... ooops: they missed the 'star-gate'-SOMEWHERE... & they think i should CRY... ABOUT IT... too...💔😭💧🥹🌌
He’s a fed 😵💫 so is Ram Dass 😕 Alan Watts, the warlocks (later the Grateful Dead), Jim Morrison-many of the thought leaders and celebrities were in Uncle Sam’s employ. Ram Dass was the most painful for me personally. When you see it, it’s a great betrayal. Love you, be brave
@@amillionlittledingdongs6768 You just listed nearly every one of my favorite "counter culture" icons and say they're a fed? Where can I verify this information/why do you think this?
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The eye contact towards the camera, he knows we would be watching. Love you Dr. Leary
and the interviewer is a dick
52 years I lived his life expect added included physical body mind expansion above and beyond any
Tim was truly casting his pearls before swine! And indeed, they trampled the pearls and turned and attacked him. He was unflappable in his belief that the psychedelic experience was very important and valuable to mankind. Now, 50-60 years later, everyone is finally discovering what he was saying all along is absolutely true.
We are? All I see here in Northern California, in the public sphere at least, is a lot of drug addicts, young and old alike, living in tents on the street, depending on others for food and supplies. Leary's vision of egotistical experience-seeking comes with a lot of human fallout. Most people make the trade-off to not jeopardize their jobs and families, and do without the marginal benefits of experience-seeking through drugs. There's enough in the world without drugs to get fulfillment in life. More to see and do than we have time for.
I listened to him speak in 78 and he was so fun and energetic.
Awesome- Outstanding
This man had a purpose, a goal in his life to be the best man he could be in the area of change he was getting others to see
Fascinating historical footage
in 2020, this interview's setting would have simply been in Joe Rogan's studio
1973, Folsom Prison
WAY ahead of his time, and scary how the government can deem you pretty much insane for being ahead of your time when in fact u are actually more sane than anybody else.
Yea really, or in prison, then at Joes studio! Joe did have Tim's son Jack on the show !!
True.. yes, non violent drug offenders are even STILL to this day interviewed from prison like this, while others openly admit to non violent drug use from the comfort of joe's studio lol.
Oh Jack Leary is the name of Tims son? He was on JRE? Interesting, i will have to look that one up and watch that one.
I can't believe this hasn't got more comments Leary had the answer to the drug problem 50 years ago lol
A philosopher is just a microscope for ideas. He uses his mind to look at his own mind
It was darshan when he spoke to us in the camera and spoke about being vilified but yet many people would know the truth. If only he could see it now. And this will become even more Important and hallowed as more people try psychedelic therapy.
This was an amazing interview and first time I’ve met Timothy. it was Awesome!
I remember the first time I met Indiana Jones. That was really special….
the interview felt personal because of the video is what I meant.
It did feel like meeting him in person though.
@@SuperHappyplant🤣
RIP LEGEND
Tim was the man!
52 years I lived his life & gone far ahead of the physical gain too the mind sound song beat dance & movement too reach communication with the other species - animals / other species of visitors
25:03 leary reveals the secrets of the universe.
👍👍
Read “High Priest” by him. Good book
where the dawgs here after The Shaman talking about this on MSSP
the shaman blessed us with his wisdom once again
I've been down the Leary route before. But it's been a while and the Shaman sent me back here.
He was a great philosopher.
Guru*
Luckily he did not have to drink hemlock like Socrates
Timothy Leary in the time warp
I love that he calls it "spaceship earth".
Only half of this video is the prison interview, unfortunately the audio appears to be lost for the full interview. But at 28:30 it picks up again with another interview, not in prison though. I enjoyed all of the interviews, enjoy :-)
He waa great on Firing Line too
Psychedelic Jesus. Got put to the cross so we could trip
He's Max the rabbit to me following him down the rabbit hole.
Turn on, Tune in and drop out
this man talks like he is in 2030
He kind of was haha, actually I hope the world catches up with his ideas in 2030
This man talks like to takes Alice D.
And is Joe biden
Great American Prophet Timothy Leary ! Shame on the American people for allowing there government to jail this man!!!! Stand up and wake up !
20 mins and 23 seconds in interview was edited and tampered with. If you watch closely shadows jump drastically and there are cigarette burns (if you’ve seen fight club you’ll know what I mean)
I can't see what you're talking about
Of course the footage was edited. Its on film
Damn they definitely did tamper I didn’t even notice at first because I was passively listening through headphones.
Actually picks up again at 28:35 with another interview, that wasn't from prison though. It's too bad we couldn't see the end of the prison interview.
Good word.
Truth ... we need it... otherwise... 😮
👍👍
He almost changed all of society at about 25:00
never noticed this upload had this missing audio glitch, ill hafta re-upload.
@@MonosonicJukeJoint suck one??
@@MonosonicJukeJoint yes, please do
@@MonosonicJukeJoint did you ever upload the 2nd half? I cant find it on your account
Darn, I wished I could have seen this in '73. Young people then did not have the access that they have today to the truth. Unfortunately the flip side is that it is easier to get the wrong information.
Needs audio after 25mins
It picks up again at 28:35 with more interviews, not from prison though.
The Moody Blues say his name in "Legend of a Mind" and refer to him in "When You're a Free Man".
🤟🏼🤟🏼
This man was the foundation of mk ultra simple
That system of abuse and mind control has been around alot longer than America. He definitely helped streamline its process
didn't even let the man finish ... smh
is he Billy Squier?
they are not called drugs their called anthokimpolt
29:12
Whats the deal after like 24 minutes in?
It picks up again at 28:30 with another interview, not from prison though
@@dawnbern2917it's the same interview replaying
Boy he kicked her to the curb she has passed away the girl at the beginning check out my psychedelic love affair rumor has it she was a CIA plant and didn't know it ? She tells an amazing story Erol Morris Hamilton Morris dad directed it he also directed wormwood
Sounds like a great Rabbit hole to follow down in🐇.
@@MonosonicJukeJoint this is your channel ? great upload love Tim Leary I really like Ram Dass, or Richard Alpert Tim Leary lived one hell of an exciting life he's rock star status he seems so calm, and extremely clear headed speaking some real truth here in this interview
"if you mean by cult a religious group following a charismatic giving money and obedience and submission" sounds like Trump 34:20
29:12 - so on be it
Another question that I have, how can you believe in the intelligence in the wisdom and the knowledge of people that run a country that put a man of a very high IQ, very high understanding and awareness of the world with three dimensional realm around him by the way, very few people are going to understand what I'm going to ask but? How is that conducive to locking this man up in solitary confinement when he tested psilocybin in a solitary environment, again the father of modern nervous system and neurological function, locking him in a prison, no wonder why the man escaped, there's a lot of physics and four-dimensional understanding of the realm after you die in some cultures, that's why some people also believed that he could have been a martyr in a physical form from another dimension of time, AKA another part of History, an entity that took physical form, again he's a very very prevalent and prominent figure of modern American history for a reason and it wasn't LSD, mainstream Media made him that way I read only a few of his books and I'm going to be reading all of them soon,went to school with people that design them 😂
Good books...the politics of ecstasy. Many notebooks. Tell me if you find any on line.🙂
Yee of little faith
Imagine being imprisoned for introducing people to a psychedelic. That’s the worst bad trip. I think it was more than just that, but I’ve never really studied Tim. I think his message was too radicalized for its time and did a lot of damage to the consciousness around psychedelics. ? “‘tune in, turn off, and drop out.” (?). And also for the frank candor with which he would speak about drugs from a futuristic cultural perspective.
Which caused the political parties to cater to an inherent and very strong conservative fear of psychedelics due to it waywarding their kids (for a few years).and for how silly and confusing psychedelic culture seemed. Psychedelics dropped onto the scene of culture like mother nature’s own viral meme that had no bounds. Of course it wasn’t Tim’s fault. But he tried to nobly to direct some of that.
Even I grew up thinking it would make me insane for life or some such ridiculous thing. This was fostered by the reckless use of de sanctifying the drug. It’s taken until the last 5 years for the basics of a psychedelic trip to be understood which is being called ego death or default network decoupling(?). Meanwhile,
these days my friends take them super recreationally. Such as at parties, concerts, or weekly. Daily.
When as far as I can tell, it should be used like medicine or spiritual purposes. And it should not be used more than twice a year at most.
Due to the cultural fear (which may have been inevitable) It took until my late twenties to actually take a chance with it and completely change and recalibrate my life.
To the point of even seeing life (and death) itself in a recalibrated way…. I assume after listening to this that it couldn’t be anyone’s fault because psychedelic introduction to our culture was virulently meme’d.
I was listening to an incredibly rare talk with Tim and Ram Dass the other day and Tim quipped, “sometimes I don’t know which of us is Tom or Huckleberry, Richard.”
Ram joked, “‘I think it’s Tom & Jerry, Timothy.”
He got arrested because peoples kids were stuck on perma trips under his research. Permanently mentally damaged. What it all came down to. For a long time they just stuck him the corner and tried to find some use for him. Ironically rehabilitating prison inmates with psychedelics.
they weren't giving anyone in their research 'permatrips' which is something that doesn't really exist. Persistent hallucination disorder may be a thing but its caused by abusive use of psychedelics. In no way shape or form were they giving enough lsd or shrooms to cause permatrips.
HE got associated with every bad and good result of psychedelics and thus demonized by the public for the so called "permatrip" kids who were basically just abusing drugs. For better or worse was the fall guy for psychedelics.
Psilocybin is safe. Unless you have serious mental instability to the point of a condition. Have you taken it?
@@bane4206I have yet to see actual evidence of a permatrip.
@@BobSacamano666 I've never seen any hardcore evidence personally but there were court hearings where the parents brought in medical evidence of it after his sessions that are on video.
@@bane4206 did he get charged for it?
lsd is only if we are all driving bto cheryl's
lsd is the most powerful thing. he didnt have dmt at the time i guess
Hmm West Point and into high rank until "retiring" from the military as a military trained psychologist with Harvard and AU...
Remember that MKULTRA was connected to Ken Kesey and the Grateful Dead... the Weather Underground helped him escape to Cuba where the CIA was involved in the cocaine trade....
Know big deal - thats small potatoes
Funny how many people praise the guy but will never embrace his prescription.
? Like will never have the chance to drop LSD you mean?
I am a big fan of psychedelics but not a fan of leary. His entire philosphy was the polar opposite of how people should treat psychedelics and their potential. “Turn on, tune in, drop out” is total bullshit. Psychedelics can reveal and introduce your true spirit to your conscious mind. Imagine the profound impact they could have on society and the quality of all of our lives if they were more widely socially accepted. The only way to make that happen is for people who are “turned on” to DROP IN to our culture not “drop out”. I think Leary had some interesting views and scientific processes in the beginning but he turned into a whacked out ego maniacal goof. If you know anything about how he treated the people around him, its clear he did not learn much from his psychedelic experiences.
Check out what Terrence McKenna says about culture. 🍄🔑🧠
Drop out it's about the military and the war in Vietnam.
@@jaysenjayr No, it was about biopolitics. Game consciousness. Status games. One ring to rule them all mindstates. Turn on and become aware of the fact that 90 percent of people are playing games, quit playing.
Actually, he said "drop out, turn on, tune in." Others used it differently. He was talking about dropping out of your perception of life and your place in it, take the drug, and tune into your hallucination. He then goes onto say "wake up and see your life differently' and hopefully with more insight.
@@Denidrakes69 Mmm sure, have you read his book the game of life? It's about the 8 circuit model of consciousness, he thought most people become robot hive caste slaves and stay in 4th circuit consciousness, which is basically moral political sacrifice for the greater good of the collective, although the 4th circuit can be programmed for almost anything people basically get programmed by the environment rather than through purposeful self programming. He thought psychedelics triggered a quick evolution into higher consciousness, and freedom from societies political moral standards. Basically what a "well adjusted person" would consider narcissism, since the 5th circuit brain no longer gives a fuck what anyone thinks, it's healthy narcissism, self awareness, hedonistic pleasure, unrepressed sexuality. 4th circuit moral dogma becomes frightened by such carefree behavior. Really great book, waaay ahead of its time even by today's standards imo.
Outrage against the probably, smartest man, on the planet, over the past 92 YEARS... sorry to see his interview was CUT SHORT HERE, at the AUSPICIOUS TRUTHS, he was EXCEEDINGLY CAPABLE, of diseminating. WE, are a 'hopeless bunch,' w/o him, & ALL OF HIS SCIENTIFIC & POLITICAL-MONETARY, WORKS. REAL SHAME ON ALL OF US, FOR NOT RECOGNIZING HIS VALUE TO US, when i was freaking only 4 years old, in 1960, & 15, in 1973... i, CANNOT BELIEVE THIS IS ANY FORM OF 'reality,' b/c it certainly, SHOULD NOT BE !!!! HE WAS TOO SMART, FOR EVERYONE ???? 💔😭🙃😭💔
Thanks to him, i spent my whole life, on the roads of my mind to 'Real Reality,' & DISEMINATED, on 'deaf-brainers'... ooops: they missed the 'star-gate'-SOMEWHERE... & they think i should CRY... ABOUT IT... too...💔😭💧🥹🌌
HIS A F#!*EN LEGEND IS WHAT HE IS.✌😘
U and Tim Leary are awesome!
He’s a fed 😵💫 so is Ram Dass 😕
Alan Watts, the warlocks (later the Grateful Dead), Jim Morrison-many of the thought leaders and celebrities were in Uncle Sam’s employ.
Ram Dass was the most painful for me personally. When you see it, it’s a great betrayal. Love you, be brave
@@amillionlittledingdongs6768 You just listed nearly every one of my favorite "counter culture" icons and say they're a fed? Where can I verify this information/why do you think this?
What about TERENCE MCKENNA ✌🍄☯️☮☮🍄🍄
@@leep6279 👍 Yep!' 🍄🔑🧠