Cleansing the Doors of Perception (Huston Smith) – Part 2

Jeffrey Mishlove

Many great American thinkers of the 60s integrated their experiences from entheogenic (God disclosing, from the root: Theos) substances, or psychedelics, into their serious and dedicated metaphysical search for authentic self-awareness.

Our conversation continues with Professor Huston Smith, as we explore the positive and constructive experiences these substances can introduce. From curing fears of death to traveling in the realms depicted by the Tibetan Book of the Dead, entheogens can play a pivotal part in integrating profound spiritual experiences.

See also: Part 1