LSD and the Divine Scientist: The Final Thoughts and Reflections of Albert Hofmann

Very eye opening! Would recommend to anyone interested!

Any thing Albert has to say is generally without advocacy.. That is a real breath of fresh air to a scene that has been so polluted by a long list of bad players..

Albert Hofmann is a beautiful mind, and is expressed well through this book. It's reads like a memoir of his carreer and walks the reader through his scientific breakthroughs. But then beyond the science, you get to read his personal thoughts on each topic. A true inside look.

Final words and thoughts of Albert Hofmann treated with the respect they deserve. Makes sense of the ambiguity of the, so called questionable, natural hallucinogenics.

Even a couple weeks after reading this, I find myself quoting pieces to people in my everyday conversations. He touches on so many topics in such a beautifully simplified manner it just sticks in your mind. Some of the best pieces have been the brief poems between each section.

Great read. I loved this book!

A beautiful and informative account of Albert Hoffman and his discoveries. Vibrant cover painted by Alex Grey. Long lived St. ALBERT

He helps us look at a part of our past in a new perspective, with tremendous insight. He makes science available to us laypeople.

These last writings of Albert Hofmann, show that, first and foremost, he was a serious scientist. Anyone familiar with works such as "The Botany and Chemistry Of The Hallucinogens" (co-authored with Richard Evans Schultes) would be well aware of this. What is interesting in this volume are his meditations on the Scientific "reality" and the Personal "reality" and the interdependence of each. A good insight into the whole man.

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It is excellent to read this very scientific chemists personal perspective on the uses and his hopes and possibilities for societies uses for the entheogenic substance that he isolated and experimented with after inadvertently experiencing his discovery. The translation is very readable and Mr. Hoffman's thoughts are succinct and hopeful. The appended writers also nicely describe his character and love of life which inspires their admiration and friendship. A good read that does not contain any excesses. I wanted more but am satisfied that this book is well written and not excessive in content or wordiness. I think this book is an important,scientifically well stated work of art on the subject..

Not as mind-blowing as the substance itself - that is, what I imagine it to be. There is surely a case for it to be used under controlled conditions by responsible individuals in search of experience of a higher order.