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Cultural IntegrationBy conservative
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ensure they will feel safe to appea
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Bibliography and ReferencesBibliogr
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Behrendt RP; 'Hallucinations: synch
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Ermentrout, Cowen; 'A mathematical
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Luke D; 'Psi-verts and Psychic Pira
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Siegel JM; 'The stuff dreams are ma
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About this TextAbout PsychedelicInf
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About the AuthorJames L. Kent is a