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July 27 ~  Private Literature Perennial Philosophy E v e r y man's memory is his p r i v a t e literature ~ Aldous Huxley English writer Aldous Leonar Huxley (1894-1963) is best known for his visionary satire novel, Brave New World (1932), about the utopian World State with the motto : "Community, Identity, Stability." "There isn’t any formula or method. You learn to love by loving," he said. Born in Godalming, Surrey and educated at Eton College, his grandfather was an esteemed biologist who passionately defended Charles Darwin 's theory of evolution. Huxley published four books of poetry before writing his first novel, Crome Yellow in 1921. "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored," Huxley believed. His masterpiece, Brave New World was written before Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin rose to power Huxley set the chilling novel six hundred years in the future and created a "utilitarian totalitarianism" society of biological engineering which sought to provide the maximum happiness by limiting intelligence and freedom History is bunk," he wrote and gave his characters what he called a SOMA pill to relieve them of their cares and

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Illuminati Conspiracy Archive Revolution of the Mind: The Dreams of Aldous Huxley About Huxley O The Burning Wheel ; a collection of poems followed by three more poem anthologies (Pradas). In his twenties, Huxley wrote for a series of magazines, namely, Athenaeum, House and Garden , and Vogue , but he would gain notoriety for his novels during this time. In 1921, Crome Yellow , was published followed by two comedies, Antic Hay (1923) and Those Barren Leaves (1925), which would earn him acclaim from critics for the important social issues he raised. Proceeding works include essays examining philosophical and cultural issues and novels reflecting his background influences in science. His personal best-selling novel was Point Counter Point (1928), but his highest literary achievement is the visionary future look at a spiritually bereft society in a one-world technocratic state in his classic novel, Brave New World In 1937, Huxley moved to California to find work in Hollywood writing screenplays, but in the following decades he would turn to deeper spiritual pursuits in eastern mysticism and psychedelic explorations (Pradas). These pilgrimages were recorded and expounded upon in a series of revolutionary works including

45. Crome Yellow By Aldous Huxley - Project Gutenberg Download the free eBook Crome Yellow by aldous huxley. http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1999

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46. Aldous Huxley Quotes aldous huxley Quotes and brief biography on the famous author and modern thinker. http://www.woopidoo.com/business_quotes/authors/aldous-huxley/index.htm

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advanced search my account sign in home ... groups Aldous Huxley author profile born December 13, 1901 died November 22, 1963 gender male place of birth Godalming, Surrey, United Kingdom genre about this author edit data Aldous Leonard Huxley was an English writer and one of the most prominent members of the famous Huxley family. He spent the latter part of his life in the United States, living in Los Angeles from 1937 until his death in 1963. Best known for his novels and wide-ranging output of essays, he also published short stories, poetry, travel writing, and film stories and scripts. Through his novels and essays Huxley functioned as an examiner and sometimes critic of social mores, norms and ideals. Huxley was a humanist but was also interested towards the end of his life in spiritual subjects such as parapsychology and philosophical mysticism. By the end of his life Huxley was considered, in some academic circles, a leader of modern thought and an in ...more [close] Aldous Leonard Huxley was an English writer and one of the most prominent members of the famous Huxley family. He spent the latter part of his life in the United States, living in Los Angeles from 1937 until his death in 1963. Best known for his novels and wide-ranging output of essays, he also published short stories, poetry, travel writing, and film stories and scripts. Through his novels and essays Huxley functioned as an examiner and sometimes critic of social mores, norms and ideals. Huxley was a humanist but was also interested towards the end of his life in spiritual subjects such as parapsychology and philosophical mysticism. By the end of his life Huxley was considered, in some academic circles, a leader of modern thought and an intellectual of the highest rank.

49. What Happened To Aldous Huxley By John Derbyshire What happened to aldous huxley by John Derbyshire. http://newcriterion.com:81/archive/21/feb03/huxley.htm

What happened to Aldous Huxley by John Derbyshire Click to buy the book. M The Blank Slate Forbes ASAP ) are uncomfortably aware of the relentlessness with which researchers have been shrinking the size of that core, but we live in faith that they will never succeed in eliminating it altogether. Professor Pinker, who is very up to date indeed in these matters, plainly does not share that faith, hence his utter neglect of matters metaphysical. Living as we do in such an un-metaphysical age, we are in a poor frame of mind to approach the writer who said the following thing, and who took it as a premise for his work through most of a long literary career. It is impossible to live without a metaphysic. The choice that is given us is not between some kind of metaphysic and no metaphysic; it is always between a good metaphysic and a bad metaphysic. Eyeless in Gaza Here, in a uniform edition, are not only the essays Huxley published in book form, with his two travel books included for good measure, but also scores of magazine and newspaper pieces previously accessible to the general reader only with difficulty. Title notwithstanding, the Complete Essays Athenaeum or the London Mercury A Brave New World , published in 1932. The following things, at least, can be said with certainty: Aldous Huxley was raised in a family that took intellectual inquiry very seriously indeed, he maintained a lifelong interest in science, and he treated the religious instinct with utmost respect.

50. Incurable Gallery - Poems By Aldous Huxley huxley didn t write a lot of poetry. I only picked a few- from the book Collected Poetry Of aldous huxley , although there are quite a few more. http://members.tripod.com/~Raincloud771/htm/huxley.htm

Huxley didn't write a lot of poetry. I only picked a -few- from the book "Collected Poetry Of Aldous Huxley" , although there are quite a few more. Personally, I don't think his poetry is nearly as good as his novel and essay writing, however, since the poetry seems to be hard to find, I'm going to keep this page up. A few people have written mail to me about it, so I feel like it's a good and unique resource. I like his novels much better, like "A Brave New World" , and the classic peyote book "The Doors of Perception" He was pretty inspirational for a number of freaks (such as Timothy Leary and, of course, The Doors Doors Of The Temple Darkness Vision ... The Yellow Mustard

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52. FUSION Anomaly. Aldous Huxley huxley, aldous Leonard, 18941963, English author; grandson of T.H. huxley. After writing critical essays and symbolist poetry, he turned to the novel. http://fusionanomaly.net/aldoushuxley.html

Telex External Link Internal Link Inventory Cache Aldous Huxley This nOde last updated February 21st, 2003 and is permanently morphing... (1 Muluk ( Water ) / 2 K'ayab (Turtle) - 209/260 - 12.19.10. Huxley, Aldous Leonard Huxley, Aldous Leonard, 1894-1963, English author; grandson of T.H. HUXLEY. After writing critical essays and symbolist poetry, he turned to the novel. Crome Yellow (1921), Antic Hay (1923), and Point Counter Point (1928) all depict social decadence. Brave New World (1932) describes a nightmarish 25th-cent. Utopia . Other works include Eyeless in Gaza (1936) and Ape and Essence (1948). In later years he was strongly interested in mysticism and Eastern philosophy. Huxley also published many short stories and essays. "Religion is for people who have not yet had a spiritual experience." Drugs Which is better: to have Fun with Fungi or to have Idiocy with Ideology, to have Wars because of Words, to have Tomorrow's Misdeeds out of Yesterday's Miscreeds? Aldous Huxley (1894-1963), British author. "Culture and the Individual," in

53. Aldous Huxley On Self-Transcedence aldous huxley writes here about selftranscendence and the various methods used in its pursuit. He expresses opinions about the use of drugs which might http://www.drugtext.org/library/psylib/loudun.htm

The Psychedelic Library Homepage Psychedelics and Culture Aldous Huxley on Self-Transcedence The Epilog of The Devils of Loudun Introduction Aldous Huxley writes here about self-transcendence and the various methods used in its pursuit. He expresses opinions about the use of drugs which might surprise many readers, until it is realized that they were written before his first experiences with psychedelic drugs: the following is the Epilogue to The Devils of Loudun, published in 1953. Very soon thereafter, Huxley was to take the psychedelic drug mescaline under the guidance of the Canadian psychiatrist and researcher Humphrey Osmond. In 1954 and in light of his first psychedelic experiences, Huxley published The Doors of Perception which represented a complete metamorphosis in his thinking about the use of drugs for self-transcendence and personal growth. Such complete reversals of thinking on the basis of evidence are, unfortunately, far too rare among professionals of any kind, and the comparison of what is written here with The Doors of Perception should provide an important lesson to the many researchers and politicians who have since denounced psychedelic drugs as a "scourge of humanity": in the following piece we hear some of the very same ignorant pronouncements about drugs still echoed today by those having the least direct knowledge of the properties or potential of psychedelic drugs to assist humanity to find a more satisfying and ecological mode of existence.

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59. Albert Hofmann: LSD - My Problem Child: Meeting With Aldous Huxley In the mid1950s, two books by aldous huxley appeared, The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell, dealing with inebriated states produced by http://www.flashback.se/archive/my_problem_child/chapter8.html

8. Meeting with Aldous Huxley In the mid-1950s, two books by Aldous Huxley appeared, The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell, dealing with inebriated states produced by hallucinogenic drugs. The alterations of sensory perceptions and consciousness, which the author experienced in a self-experiment with mescaline, are skillfully described in these books. The mescaline experiment was a visionary experience for Huxley. He saw objects in a new light; they disclosed their inherent, deep, timeless existence, which remains hidden from everyday sight. At the time I already knew the earlier work of this great writer and thinker, books that meant much to me, like Point Counter Point, Brave New World, After Many a Summer, Eyeless in Gaza, and a few others. In The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell, Huxley's newly-published works, I found a meaningful exposition of the experience induced by hallucinogenic drugs, and I thereby gained a deepened insight into my own LSD experiments. I was therefore delighted when I received a telephone call from Aldous Huxley in the laboratory one morning in August 1961. He was passing through Zurich with his wife. He invited me and my wife to lunch in the Hotel Sonnenberg. A gentleman with a yellow freesia in his buttonhole, a tall and noble appearance, who exuded kindness- this is the image I retained from this first meeting with Aldous Huxley. The table conversation revolved mainly around the problem of magic drugs. Both Huxley and his wife, Laura Archera Huxley, had also experimented with LSD and psilocybin. Huxley would have preferred not to designate these two substances and mescaline as "drugs," because in English usage, as also by the way with Droge in German, that word has a pejorative connotation, and because it was important to differentiate the hallucinogens from the other drugs, even linguistically. He believed in the great importance of agents producing visionary experience in the modern phase of human evolution.

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