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Table of ContentsPsychedelic Information Theory01. What is Psychedelic Information Theory?02. The Value of Psychedelic Information03. Psychedelic Information Theory04. What is Consciousness?05. Limits of Human Perception06. The Control Interrupt Model of Psychedelic Action07. Psychedelic Pharmacology08. 5-HT 2A Agonism and Multisensory Binding09. What is Nonlinear Hallucination?10. Entopic Hallucination11. Eidetic Hallucination12. Erratic Hallucination13. Psychedelic NeuroplasticityShamanism in the Age of Reason14. What is Shamanism?15. An Overview of Physical Shamanism16. Physical Shamanism and Shamanic Therapy17. Hypnotic Entrainment and Induced Trance States18. Psychic Bonding and Psi19. Group Mind and Fluid Tribal Dynamics20. Shamanic Sorcery21. Spirits and Spiritual Communion22. Information Genesis and Complexity23. Conclusions and DiscussionA1. Bibliography and ReferencesA2. About this TextA3. About the Author
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Chapter 07PsychedelicPharmacologyFi
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Serotonin and the TryptaminesBecaus
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emedies focus on increasing the sup
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Table 1: Popular psychedelic drug a
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signaling channels to produce anest
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Chapter 085-HT2A Agonism andMultise
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the dendrites of the cortical surfa
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pulse cycles. If the rate of multis
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level 5-HT 2A agonism promotes vaso
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Chapter 09What is NonlinearHallucin
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captures itself and the previous fr
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way this amount of information can
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Chapter 10Entopic HallucinationFigu
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According to the Control Interrupt
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pixel groups may correspond to actu
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called hypnotics. Some psychedelics
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17. Nicholson PT, Firnhaber RP, 'Au
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Figure 20. Eidetic tryptamine hallu
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activity, such as antidepressants,
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nicotinic ACh receptors instead of
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Figure 23. Akiyoshi Kitaoka's ‘Ro
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similar in that they represent a lo
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To account for various types of hal
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associated with schizophrenia. Schi
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adical personality changes in respo
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stimulated, activating phospholipas
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Tribal Imprinting and Viral Neuropl
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Figure 26. Pictures of the shaman f
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sorcerer succumbs to the temptation
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transformation within a seamless sp
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Chapter 15An Overview ofPhysical Sh
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when momentarily destabilized. In n
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quick change in phase between vocal
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fully complete. However, once the s
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shaman’s spirit world. This pheno
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Chapter 16Physical Shamanismand Sha
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platelet aggregation. 10Hallucinoge
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the patient’s homeostasis to beco
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feedback complexity in both neural
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ain are firing in synchrony there i
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theta band is associated with inter
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and vocal oscillators. If the shama
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particularly high levels of local c
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and specialized facial expressions
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Chapter 19Group Mind andFluid Triba
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entrainment technology can arguably
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egular intervals. Recurring group c
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ontology. Like the internet, which
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Subjective accounts of the synchron
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Chapter 21Spirits andSpiritual Comm
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answer only one question or perform
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evealed in a state of nonlinear des
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and that each state generates infor
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outer crust, creating the nutrient-
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politics, and mathematics emerge. T
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Chapter 23Conclusionsand Discussion
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5. Periods of chaotic transition be
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The Control Interrupt Model and Phy
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that when a subject finds these sta
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to track the bird, it only needs to
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Sheldrake R; 'A New Science of Life
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Charing HG; 'Communion with the Inf
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HHS/SAMHSA, Office of Applied Studi
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Pinto B, Ermentrout B; 'Spatially S
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WikiPedia.org; 'Electroencephalogra
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considered the full implications of
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