Mystery School in Hyperspace : A cultural history of DMT

[chocobeastie]

"Mystery School in Hyperspace : A cultural history of DMT" by Australian anthropologist Graham St John has just been released. This is an interview on Reality Sandwich with Graham St John by Erik Davies.

The Mystery of DMT: A Talk with Graham St John | Reality Sandwich

DMT been damned as the “nightmare hallucinogen” with no medicinal value, or received accolades as the “spirit molecule”, and the brain’s very own psychedelic. The further in you go, the deeper the mystery gets.

realitysandwich.com

 

[inaniel]

Good interview, I was going to post this yesterday but couldn't find the original thread..

 

[universecannon]

The original thread seems to have disappeared for some reason. Maybe cyb knows why... I think he created it.

Cyb and Art van dlay have some of their artwork featured in the book

 

[fluidfocus]

The DMT-Nexus community is briefly discussed in this book, and there are even quotes from a couple users.

 

[Bill Cipher]

I've got to say, I'm about 100 pages in and it is really very good so far.

 

[Global]

I liked it. It gets very techno-heavy toward the middle, but overall it's a good read.

 

[UgraKarma]

Psypress UK just posted an excerpt for those interested.

The Hyper Space Age by Graham St. John

 

[inaniel]

just finished this book. It was a really enjoyable and surprisingly quick read. the nexus was mentioned quite a bit, i recall nen, jaime, snozz, art, hyperspace fool, and even ncg 23423847 whatever his name were all quoted. he talks quite a bit about hyperspace lexicon and mentions different aspects about the dmt nexus. he starts out with a very thorough history of dmt, goes into music and art, and then later delves into seemingly any theory proposed about entities. its a fun read that i'm sure most anyone here would appreciate.

 

[○]

I remember seeing this thread when this book first came out.

I was reluctant to want to purchase, but the local bookstore recently got this in, so im going to head out here and grab it soon.

I read Grahams interview on realitysandwich, though I don't follow realitysandwich really, this interview was great.

 

[Sandgrease]

I now know who Choco is and saw a few other members referenced. Weird to read a history book and know the folks quoted in it. I found it by Googling Changa.