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recluse; born NYC, ex-international development (NGO) worker, vegan, musician, father of six, lover of wilderness and high places.

I keep an irregular blog, a Buddhist website, Twitter a Yahoo group called PADMA and am married to Tonyadechen. You can hear some of our buddhist rock&roll right here.

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WHERE IS THE COUNTERCULTURE WHEN WE NEED IT by Sam Smith

Rated Oct 26 • 3 reviews • counterculture, politics, society • prorev.com

If we think of our rebellion as only a means of destroying the evil around us we will go down with that evil. We must not only bring an end to the wrong but give birth to the good, the community, the culture and the values that will replace it. We can't wait for the former to begin the latter. And if we do, we will have failed.
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twazzup

Rated May 11 2009 • 1 review • counterculture, society • twazzup.com

A peek into my recent contributions to the Twitter-verse where i've been hanging recently; highly recommended for at least some of y'all.
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3quarksdaily

Rated Dec 15 2008 • 1 review • counterculture • 3quarksdaily.com

"While the Beats were trying to redefine postwar American culture, a movement of Soviet cybernetic reformers was trying to hack society."
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Sacred Intentions: Inside The Johns Hopkins Psilocybin...

Rated Oct 09 2008 • 7 reviews • counterculture, religion, drugs, psychology, psychedelics • citypaper.com

"I cannot remember the logic of the experience, but I became poignantly aware that the core of life is love...I felt that I was reaching out to the world--to all people--but especially those closest to me. I wept long for the wasted years, the search for identity in false places, the neglected opportunities, the emotional energy lost in basically meaningless pursuits. . . ."
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Reality Sandwich | Shamanism, Anarchy, and the End of...

Rated Sep 26 2008 • 3 reviews • counterculture, religion, drugs • realitysandwich.com

"Contemporary religious and psychological shamanism represent part of a catastrophic human error which took place at the beginning of history, and that contrary to the notion that it has been around for tens of thousands of years, indigenous shamanism is more likely a transitional phase between the consciousness of hunter gatherers and the alienation of contemporary state religions."
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Reality Sandwich | Voyaging to DMT Space with Dr....

Rated Jul 20 2008 • 2 reviews • counterculture, drugs, psychedelics • realitysandwich.com

"You know, we're not shamans. We didn't spend our infancy and childhood and adolescence and adulthood in the jungle and you know, we're not Buddhists or Asians or Indians or Japanese, we're not Native Americans. We're people who emerged from the matrix of the Bible, more or less."
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Reality Sandwich

Rated May 03 2008 • 27 reviews • counterculture • realitysandwich.com

* Richard Smoley * Erik Davis * Sharon Gannon * Douglas Rushkoff * RU Sirius * Daniel Pinchbeck * and more
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Reality Sandwich | Daniel Pinchbecks blog

Rated May 03 2008 • 1 review • counterculture • realitysandwich.com
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http://www.geocities.com/arno_3/menu.html

Rated Mar 04 2007 • 6 reviews • counterculture • geocities.com

An overview of the work of Timothy Leary, including his seven stage and later, eight circuit, model(s) of consciousness.
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Polygamists Fight to Be Seen As Part of Mainstream...

Rated Nov 23 2006 • 1 review • counterculture, politics • washingtonpost.com

SALT LAKE CITY -- In her battle to legalize polygamy, the only thing Valerie hasn't revealed is her last name. The mother of eight has been on national TV; her photo along with that of her two "sister-wives" has graced the front cover of a glossy magazine dedicated to "today's plural marriages."

She has been prodded about her sex life: "He rotates. It's easy -- just one, two, three." Quizzed about her decision to share a husband with two other women: "You really have a good frame of reference when you marry a man who already has two wives.""
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