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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: Adom]
    #3785578 - 02/15/05 08:09 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Adom wears mud masks!  hahahaa hey bud.  :cool:

Can't wait to read the full interview!


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: iluan]
    #3785695 - 02/15/05 08:29 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Hey iluan, haven't seen you post in awhile. How are ya doing?  :laugh:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: Dark_Star]
    #3785856 - 02/15/05 08:48 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

I'm doing good =) Trying to stay busy with things thru the cold season.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: iluan]
    #3786345 - 02/15/05 09:54 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Good deal.....the cold season is almost up!  :cool: :thumbup:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: iluan]
    #3786356 - 02/15/05 09:55 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

This will be fun! :smile:

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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: World Spirit]
    #3786907 - 02/15/05 11:25 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

:werd:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: World Spirit] * 6
    #3812956 - 02/21/05 06:51 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

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#1 So...How are you holding up these days?




Doing well. Between my 3 kids and school I'm staying very busy.


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#2 Just so we can kind of establish some background here, can you tell us in a nutshell your lifetime experience with Entheogens?



Started with LSD in the very early 80's. Had friends who went to GD concerts and brought back doses. For the first few years I was just messing around.
I liked acid alot but didn't grasp it's importance until a few years later when I decided to tour and got serious. Went from a regular American kid to someone devoted to spreading this chemical that I saw as the most important invention in man kinds history. I'm long since retired from that business, but am still devoted. My current practice of psychedelics involves around 3 trips per year of mushrooms+DMT.

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#3 You're currently pursuing a master's degree in some field of psychedelics, correct? Can you tell us more about this? What do hope to gain from this? What do you think you will be able to accomplish thru this?



I'm currently involved in a PhD program in clinical psychology. As part of this path I have to get my masters this year. My goal is to be part of a research team involved with psychedelic therapy in the treatment of mental disorders(ie addiction).  To administer psychedelics you have to have a MD, so I won't be giving the drug. My hope is to be involved in the sessions by being a guide/therapist. I want to give support by being a trust able person to the patient before,during, and after the experience. Having a PhD in psychology will give me the credentials for this. In reality the PhD is just a formality. I feel that what makes me qualified to do this is my experience with psychedelics. If I were to add together the time I have spent in psychedelic states it would be measured in years. I learned a few things during this that I think would be helpful to people entering this.
One thing I learned at a young age is that it is very helpful to be surrounded by caring ,experienced people when getting into this area. I had beautiful loving, older, and experienced people around me on tour. This really helped make my experience with LSD a positive one.

I am a firm believer in LSD. But it was my addiction to heroin that really showed me the value of this substance for those who are in the midst of a life full of suffering. If we are ever going to get psychedelics viewed in a more positive light by society it will be through science. That's why I believe psychedelic research is so important. I'm not turning my back on the "underground" movement at all I have spent my time in that area and can't do any more. So the remaining years I have left will be trying to help the good folks who are trying to show the value of psychedelics in a therapeutic context.

My motivating dream is this. A place were people who have problems or questions
can come and have a experience in a setting of complete safety, support and comfort. Imagine the benefit to this world if people had this option.




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#4 Let's talk about Family briefly. Actually let's talk about both families: #1 your own family and #2 "the" Family. What role has family had in your life in general? Have you learned more about life thru them than Entheogens? What is the spirit of "the" Family like? Could Family and family be compared and if so how would it go down?



The family is every living thing that was created. The light resides in us all. The "family" are people who have realized this and try to help others through love or whatever means can make the world a kinder place.

My biological family is very special to me. I grew up a average kid in a turbulent time. As a young boy I lost my brother to the Vietnam war. I'm very different from the ethics my father lived by. I was angry at him for many years past his death. he basically forced my brother to go to Vietnam. I hated him for that. Then I grew up an realized it wasn't his fault. "forgive them for they no not what they do".

My wife and kids are great. My wife is a wonderful woman and its a privilege to share my life with her. My kids are angels. I feel I learn more from them then I teach them. The love in our house is intense. I'm really blessed.

As for the "family" I feel closer to these people then my own family.
It was a honor and privilege to be able to fall into this culture. I view it as the high point of human evolution and nothing less. I have studied with many religious groups ,but have never seen devotion anywhere near what I experienced in the early days of tour. Some of these peoples only desire in the world was to turn people on. They sacrificed greatly by giving up freedom and never regretted it.

The closeness I feel to some of my friends in indescribable. We went through things that are beyond description. Most of my friends are settled down and leading peaceful lives with kids and grand kids.

As for a comparison between my family and tour family. A simple explanation is we are all bound by love. Though the Love that binds "the family" is a love supreme. I guess I shouldn't cut my family short because the love between my wife and kids is a sacred love also. So the correlation is LOVE. :heart:


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#5 Are you an advocate of Ayahuasca? Can you tell us about a particular experience that stands out?



Sure. It's a great healer for some. I have found a way to get the same benefits without the constant vomiting. I take 5 grams of mushrooms followed 3 hours later by smoking 50mg. of DMT freebase. It's just as intense as yage, but without the constant vomiting.

As for experience to share I guess my first one. Between tours once we went down to Florida to pick mushrooms for the next tour. Everyday we were up at the crack of dawn trotting through the cow pastures that border on the everglades. One night we drank the yage and had a crazy intense experience.
The next morning I felt like I have never felt before. As we made our way out to the pastures I felt completely free. While picking the mushrooms I decided clothes were not needed. I stripped naked and walked for hours picking bags of mushrooms. My companions decided to follow my lead. There we were a group a dread locked naked hippies walking through endless cow pastors picking mushrooms. I never felt so good in my life. We also never found as many mushrooms as we did on that day. I remember having crazy animal sex with one of the girls with us in the muddy cow pasture. We we stoned free and having divine sex while surrounded by acres of fields full of magic fungi.
It was a damn good morning. :sun:


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#6 What is the primary thing that all humans should know about life itself, if there is such a thing?



I guess this would be different from person to person. For me it's love.
It's the only thing that matters to me. Not the love between your high school sweetie and you, but the LOVE. :heart:
I have experienced many states in my life. The nothingness of the Budist void to the attachment to desires. It wasn't until I got to temporarily see though veil clear eyes and see the world with unconditional love that I felt home and free. Of course this state wasn't permanent, but it gave me faith. Though I constantly fall out of touch with it I know there is a place of perfection were we all meet as one and purify in eternal love. This is very freeing.
This worldly life isn't important because like everything else in this world it doesn't last. The thought that one day part of me will rejoin the great love , has made my life very rich. I have been very fortunate to experience Gods grace. :heart:

I'll stop now because I'm trying to describe something beyond language and normal perception. Some of you know what I'm talking about. Some of you will think I'm full of shit. that's fine. To each his own and to me Love is the key.
Peace, compassion, kindness and all the other high quality's of life emanate from love. To me Christianity is a distorted negative force, but the message of Christ consciousness is the true reality.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72] * 2
    #3812964 - 02/21/05 06:52 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

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#7 You've had connections with the famous band The Grateful Dead. Do you still know the remaining members? Do they still have a fondness for Entheogens and if so, do they have any particulars?




I have never known the band. I have been close to them in a physical context. I was close enough to Jerry once in the back of the Warfield that I could have ran over and talked to him, but settled on a smile. I had enough respect for him that I knew his space was important. Perhaps if he would of had more of it he could have escaped the dragon. We viewed ourselves as part of the team just as the band was. They played their part and we played ours. Though their part was alot more important and special then ours. Anybody could have done my job, but only one man could have done Jerry's or the other members.

As for their psychedelic use I don't know. I only believe what I read in interviews because the rumors fly around the Deadhead world faster then a teenage girls slumber party. I have read that bob Weir is fond of mushrooms. Jerry in a Rolling Stone interview said he used mushrooms to "clean out the pipes" every once in awhile.


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#8 If you could point out one flaw of Entheogen connoisseurs and their overall approach to using Entheogens what would it be?




Recklessness. I'm hypocritical on this because I have been reckless to, but learned the hard way to respect these substances. People need to educate themselves and not go eating unknown substances and doing stupid things.
Set and setting are critical. Luckily on tour we had the best set and setting as possible. Now people are not so fortunate. One good thing now days it the Internet. Back when I first started there was no Internet and what little info on psychedelics was in hard to find books. Now people have places like Erowid and the Shroomery were they can learn about these powerful substances.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72] * 1
    #3812967 - 02/21/05 06:53 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

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#9 If you could caution your generation in the year 2005 with any words of wisdom what would they be?



Fly under the radar. Make informed decisions. Keep an open mind.
Never stop learning. Keep moving forward.
Enjoy life becuase it is trully a gift and alot of people don't get to realize this till their last breath.



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#10  What is your favorite book (of any category) and why?



I have so many. I love to read. If I had to pick one it would be Be Here Now.
It's priceless in giving insight into the psychedelic path. It helped me learn how to integrate the psychedelic experiance into my everyday life.
Ram Dass is a gift to us westerners. He has taken the wisdom of the psychedelic experiance and that of the easten philosophy and layed it out real simpy for us westerners.



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#11  Coffee or tea?



Tea definitly. I love it. I have Darjeeling black in the morning and a few cups of Green later in the day. Coffee throws my ph way off. It gives a nice quick blast of caffiene ,but it's after effects don't agree with me.
I'm into a healthy lifestyle. Meditation, yoga, tea, vegetarian diet, and
psychedelics keep me balanced. I'm not saying that this is what others should do, but it works for me.


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#12 I have noticed that Entheogen consumers generally have a lot of inward or introspective energy. Do you have a strong preference to privacy or do you actually find yourself to be quite outgoing and love to be around a variety of people?



I charish my alone time, but that becuase i'm at campus or with my kids alot.
In my younger years I only surrounded myself with "family" and viewed all other as lesser people. Now as i'm getting grey I see the pompous jerky perspective of then. I still get frustared with people who live by ethics different then mine, but then I have to remind my self ,who the hell am I to pass judgment. I constantly battle this. Especially after this last election.
I find the teachings of Christ to be usefull in knocking myself of my high horse. That or a swift dose of mushrooms. We are all children of the light.
It's my goal to love everybody. Not their deeds, but the fact that they are part of this All that roles into One. :heart:




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#13 Who is the most important person of the 20th century?




Sorry but I have to list 3, in no paticular order.
1. Albert Hoffman
2. Jerry Garcia
3. Neem Karoli baba


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#14 What will the future hold for humanity and Entheogens?



I don't know. What I do know is that depends on us.
We need to be responsible. We need to be kind. And we need to spread the Love.
If we do these things we can continue to create beauty in a dark word.


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Thanks Chinacat72 and drops him back off at home slightly buzzin'.  :smile:



Anytime. Thanks for the buzz. I hope some of this made sense.
BTW Nice truck :thumbup:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72]
    #3813010 - 02/21/05 07:01 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

awsome! :heart:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72]
    #3813093 - 02/21/05 07:16 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Thats damn good reading indeed :thumbup:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: wrestler_az]
    #3813115 - 02/21/05 07:19 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

sweet!

anyone ever read Meher Baba?


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72]
    #3813196 - 02/21/05 07:34 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

A grand interview indeed.  :thumbup:

Thanks for the good read.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72] * 1
    #3813273 - 02/21/05 07:46 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Good stuff, man.

Five suns for you:
:sun: :sun: :sun: :sun: :sun:

Btw, this was hilarious:

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The next morning I felt like I have never felt before. As we made our way out to the pastures I felt completely free. While picking the mushrooms I decided clothes were not needed. I stripped naked and walked for hours picking bags of mushrooms. My companions decided to follow my lead. There we were a group a dread locked naked hippies walking through endless cow pastors picking mushrooms.







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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: World Spirit] * 2
    #3813504 - 02/21/05 08:32 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

I was definitly stoned(though the yage had worn off).
I was feeling the everglade vibes and wanting to blend into the perfection of nature.

Good thing we didn't run into any rattlesnakes that morning. :ooo:


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: World Spirit]
    #3813720 - 02/21/05 09:06 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

good read, the part about the animal fuckign nakedness cow pasutre threw me off though. why would u wanna walk around in cow shit, let alone fuck in it? lol your the man though.


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    #3813731 - 02/21/05 09:08 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Click "Show All" and read the whole screen.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: chinacat72]
    #3813823 - 02/21/05 09:22 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Very nice interview, glad things are going well for you, nothing but the best.


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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: World Spirit]
    #3814007 - 02/21/05 09:43 PM (18 years, 1 month ago)

Thanks Enter.  I've wanted to do that for a while but never got around to typing up the questions.  :thumbup:


Chinacat:  Thanks for answering the questions.  It was interesting.  May I ask some questions?

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1)  You said that you once talked to Ken Kesey.  Instead of discussing psychedelics and "the old days" like everyone else, you discussed law mowers or something.  Can you tell us any more details about your meeting with Ken?


2) You've said that the family members would constantly be high due to laying sheets and handling crystal all day.  How much driving was done while tripping? 

3)  In your days on tour did you look like a typical Deadhead?  As we discussed in another thread today, looking like a head and having head stickers on your car could cause the cops to know you are a head.  Weren't you worried about attracting attention to yourself while you were carrying around all that crystal?

4) Close calls.  You once talked about a time when you had an ungodly amount in your backpack at a show and got stopped by the police after one of them saw a friend give you money from a non-drug related debt.  You said that was your closest call.  Can you tell us about some others? 


Thanks :gd_icon:









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Re: Exclusive Interview w/Chinacat72 in My Truck [Re: Learyfan] * 1
    #3814862 - 02/22/05 12:17 AM (18 years, 1 month ago)

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1) You said that you once talked to Ken Kesey. Instead of discussing psychedelics and "the old days" like everyone else, you discussed law mowers or something. Can you tell us any more details about your meeting with Ken?




It was during an Oakland run. Ken is a friendly guy who treats everybody with respect. We connected because 1. I didn't want to talk about the old days(like everyone else who talks to him. 2. I grew up on a farm. The thing I remember most was his handshake. It was like shaking my grandfathers hand. It was rough and strong like a farmers. He was very approachable. You could tell he was a honest logical man. I have nothing but the highest respect for Ken Kesey.
He was alot more friendly an open then Bear.


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2) You've said that the family members would constantly be high due to laying sheets and handling crystal all day. How much driving was done while tripping?



I have drove while tripping and am ashamed of it. I remember once we layed a gram and we had to drive to Oregon that night. I made it across the Golden Gate bride before I pulled over and said no fuckin way.
Usually we had a sober driver on tour.

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3) In your days on tour did you look like a typical Deadhead? As we discussed in another thread today, looking like a head and having head stickers on your car could cause the cops to know you are a head. Weren't you worried about attracting attention to yourself while you were carrying around all that crystal?



For the first half of my years I had dreads and looked like a deadhead. I also got the constant harassment that goes with it. After awhile I took the elders advise and "cleaned up". We used to fly quite abit. When we did drive and when I was working with alot of crystal we had a pretty good system. We would caravan. The car with the magic jars in them only had a driver(usually me) that was dressed like a normal person. This car was not allowed to have any other drugs in it. Smoking pot in it was absolutely forbidden. Another car carried the blank paper. And the rest carried the dope and hippie entourage.
There is alot more stealth involved in the upper level then one would think.
I won't go into any more of it, but say as soon as the DEA came on tour things got very serious and very high tech. There were people who's job was to watch the feds in the lot. Anyone here remember the little newspaper passed around the lot called Fed Watch. Around 89 the DEA put a unit on Dead tour that traveled from show to show. The family decided to start taking pictures of them and passing them around via this little paper. Alot of money was put into counter surveillance. Of course the DEA had better toys, but we had a motivation they couldn't touch. None the less alot of people did go to jail. Usually the people in the middle.

Things are very different now I assume. Air travel isn't a luxury that is had now. You can't do a overnight round trip run to Frisco and pick up a jar without worries anymore. The whole thing has changed.


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