psychotherapy, 2 –3, 186 , 351 , 369 , 406
psychotomimetic model, 145 –50
and CIA’s psychedelic research, 172
and Cohen, 153 –54
and established psychiatric field, 207
and Osmond, 162 , 169
and psychiatrists’ criticisms of psychedelic therapy, 208
and Saskatchewan Mental Hospital in Canada, 147 –50
quantum mechanics, 413 –14
Raichle, Marcus, 301 , 303
Ram Dass, 203 , 205 , 360 . See also Alpert, Richard
Rank, Otto, 155
rat park experiment, 372 –73
Realms of the Human Unconscious (Grof), 297
recidivism at Concord State Prison experiment, 46 , 190 –91, 190n, 195
“recreational” drug use, 38 , 228 , 399 , 400
religion
and drug use in religious practices, 27 –28
fanaticism/fundamentalism in, 81
origins of religious belief, 55 –56, 85 , 106 , 111 –12
and suppression of psychoactive plants, 2 , 109
See also spirituality
Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993, 27
renaissance of psychedelics
and Griffiths’s landmark paper, 11 , 29 –30
and Hofmann’s 100th birthday celebration/symposium, 21 –22, 26 –27
and second wave of research, 3 –4
and UDV court case, 27 –28
research on psychedelics, first wave, 138 –218
and aspirations of proponents, 173 , 212 –13
bad trips in, 152
challenges faced by, 144
congressional hearings on, 217
and counterculture, 215
end of, 59 –60, 216 –17
and expectancy effects, 143 –44
and exuberance of researchers, 144 , 212 –13
federal monitoring of, 166
federal restrictions on, 197
federal support for, 57 –58
funding for, 57
Good Friday (Marsh Chapel) Experiment, 45 –46, 60 , 80 –81, 191 –92
and guides, 200
hubs of research, 153
initiated by Sandoz’s Delysid distribution, 143
and International Foundation for Advanced Study, 43 –44, 177 –80, 198 , 217 , 228
Jesse’s interest in, 44 –46