MAPS Bulletin - volume xix - number 1 - spring 2009
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1 Table of Contents
2 Letter from Rick Doblin, Ph.D.
3 Letter from the Editor
David Jay Brown, M.A.
8 Treat Her Right: Lessons From a Medicine Walk
Kathleen Harrison
12 Psychedelics & Species Connectedness
Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. & David Luke, Ph.D
16 Consciousness Expansion & Counterculture in the 1960s & Beyond
Ralph Metzner, Ph.D.
21 Could Flower Power Have Saved the World?
Gregory Sams
24 Ecology of the Inner Landscape: Green Burial
Valerie Leveroni Corral
28 Psychedelics & the Evolution of Ecological Consciousness
Dragonfly de la Luz
29 From the Inside Out
Rick Harlow
30 Decoding the Cosmic Serpent: An Interview with Jeremy Narby, Ph.D.
David Jay Brown, M.A.
35 Shamanic Medicines & EcoConsciousness: A Conversation with Dennis McKenna, Ph.D.
David Jay Brown, M.A.
39 Salvia divinorum & Ecological Awareness: An Interview with Daniel Siebert
David Jay Brown, M.A.
41 Psychedelics & the Deep Ecology Movement: A Conversation with Arne Naess
Mark A. Schroll, Ph.D. & Donald Rothenbe
44 Psychedelics Can Serve as Catalyst for Deep Ecological Consciousness
David Lawlor, M.A, Ph.D. candidate
46 Psychedelics, Deep Ecology, and Wild Mind
Dale Pendell
48 Peyote, Ecology, & the Inspiration for the Biosphere 2 Project
John Allen, M.B.A.
50 Ecology, Technology & Biosphere 2
Mark Van Thillo
53 Accessing Ecoconsciousness: The Potential Role of Psychedelics
Shena Turlington
55 The Anthropocosmic Vision of Psychedelic Environmental Ethics
Sam Mickey
57 The Ecologic Niche of Psychedelic Plants
Kim A. Dawson, R.Psych.
59 Another Green World: Psychedelics and Ecology
Daniel Pinchbeck
61 Awakening the Spiritual & Mental Ecology
Michael and Violet Divine
63 Conversations with an Amazonian Shaman
Louise Reitman
65 Symbiosis of the PostHuman Identity & the Biosphere
Sara Huntley
68 To Touch Truth: Toward a Consciousness of Connection
Lily Ross
71 MAPS - Who We Are
72 MAPS Membership Information & Product Page
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