Summary:
The book is divided into two parts: the first section is a blend of personal narratives and essays exploring the nature of subjective experience, consciousness, and the use of psychedelic substances. The second part provides detailed chemistry, synthesis instructions, and personal bioassays of over 50 psychoactive compounds, primarily tryptamines, serving as a resource for researchers and enthusiasts in psychopharmacology.
Key points:
1. Psychoactive Phenethylamines: The book explores phenethylamines like MDMA and mescaline, providing chemical structures, dosages, durations, and personal bioassays.
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