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Four Participants in the Janiger LSD Research |
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Ed Spiegel, Interviewee #004 My experience was to see myself as terribly infinitesimally small and insignificant, and also incredibly grand. ...I would say that the LSD began a process. Or the LSD was itself a continuation of the process, an intense acceleration of whatever process I was going through towards individuation, as Jung would say. |
Ernest Pipes, Jr. Interviewee #025 LSD triggered what has been a subsequent thirty-five year study in human consciousness. That has been the field in which I have done my work... As a minister I write a seven or eight page essay every week to make a sermon. I'm sure that the consciousness out of which I write has been broadened by this little experience of mine. |
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Murray Korngold, clinical psychologist Korngold referred many of his own patients to participate in Dr. Janiger's experiment, and oversaw a number of sessions. |
A.R. Hibbs, Interviewee #046 I am very glad I did it (LSD). I have no urge to do it again, I think I have learned that lesson so I don't have to repeat it, but it was very significant. |
First article of Janiger LSD Research Follow-up
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