Psychedelic Immortality

<p>Recent research has revealed a psychedelic inspiration for Nietzsche's philosophy and far from being a novelty in the history of philosophy there is significant evidence that several of the first western philosophers ingested psychedelics as well. In his first book Joseph I. Breidenstein Jr PhD maintained that western philosophy began as what we today would call a feminist religious reformation in the sense that many prominent presocratic philosophers were reviving a paleo/neolithic goddess-centered religiosity of rebirth within the largely patriarchal and death-glorifying culture of archaic Greece. And in this book Dr. Breidenstein Jr proposes that the presocratics' psychedelic-reincarnationist-feminine model of education and/or worldview is better suited for democracy in the twenty-first century than the economic model of education that takes the west's mainstream materialistic-secular worldview for granted. For several decades now researchers have acknowledged both that the empirical evidence for reincarnation is overwhelming and that psychedelics can evoke past-life recollections but 'explanations' for either reincarnation or how psychedelics do this have yet to be offered. By combining Nietzsche's philosophy with the work of other thinkers 'Psychedelic Immortality' both provides explanations for each of these phenomena and explores how situating education and democracy within the context of reincarnation can incite a renaissance of American culture and politics. For Nietzscheans and philosophers in particular this book illustrates the contemporary relevance of two neglected aspects of Nietzsche scholarship-i.e. psychedelics and reincarnation-and for researchers in such fields as feminist philosophy of religion ecotheology philosophy of education social-political philosophy and eastern philosophy it offers a more plausible and healthier worldview in which to explore possibilities in their respective fields that are diminished by the mainstream paradigm. For spiritual seekers of all paths it offers a conception of philosophy as a practice of awakening goddess consciousness that unfolds over the course of successive lifetimes. </p>