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Philip K. Dick and Religious Studies
The Philip K. Dick Festival, SFSU, September 22, 2012The Philip K. Dick Festival, SFSU, September 22, 2012
We are what we eat, but what we eat is also a reflection of who (we think) we are. In other words, the stories we tell about the things we take into our bodies reflect the stories we tell about our more mysterious selves. A whale steak munched nostalgically in Japan would strike many nature-loving Americans as a moral horror, while the continued appeal of homeopathic pills lies as much with the holistic image of the bodymind they suggest as... -
Art and Design
Rick Griffin, Superstar, Pt. 2
Rick Griffin finds the Lord.
Rick Griffin finds the Lord.
We are what we eat, but what we eat is also a reflection of who (we think) we are. In other words, the stories we tell about the things we take into our bodies reflect the stories we tell about our more mysterious selves. A whale steak munched nostalgically in Japan would strike many nature-loving Americans as a moral horror, while the continued appeal of homeopathic pills lies as much with the holistic image of the bodymind they suggest as... -
Art and Design
Rick Griffin, Superstar
A look at the art and spiritual struggle of the great psychedelic poster artist.
A look at the art and spiritual struggle of the great psychedelic poster artist.
We are what we eat, but what we eat is also a reflection of who (we think) we are. In other words, the stories we tell about the things we take into our bodies reflect the stories we tell about our more mysterious selves. A whale steak munched nostalgically in Japan would strike many nature-loving Americans as a moral horror, while the continued appeal of homeopathic pills lies as much with the holistic image of the bodymind they suggest as... -
Psychedelics12 min
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Psychedelic Research ResurgencePsychedelic Research Resurgence
We are what we eat, but what we eat is also a reflection of who (we think) we are. In other words, the stories we tell about the things we take into our bodies reflect the stories we tell about our more mysterious selves. A whale steak munched nostalgically in Japan would strike many nature-loving Americans as a moral horror, while the continued appeal of homeopathic pills lies as much with the holistic image of the bodymind they suggest as...