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Entheogens and the Future of Religion (Entheogen Project Series, Number 2) by Robert Forte
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Entheogens and the Future of Religion (Entheogen Project Series, Number 2)

by Robert Forte

Series: Entheogen Project Series (Number 2)

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Let it be known
there is a fountain
that was not made
by the hands of man.
— Hunter / Garcia
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To all our relations
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The term /entheogen/ was introduced into the English language in 1979 to refer to plants or chemical substances which awaken or generate mystical experiences (Ruck et. al 1979).
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SeriesEntheogen Project Series (Number 2)
EpigraphLet it be known there is a fountain that was not made by the hands of man. — Hunter / Garcia
DedicationTo all our relations
First wordsThe term /entheogen/ was introduced into the English language in 1979 to refer to plants or chemical substances which awaken or generate mystical experiences (Ruck et. al 1979).
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