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Memes for the Creation of a New Culture Book by Bruce Eisner
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
What is Ecstasy AKA MDMA
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
The Sixties Hippies
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
Psychedelic Rock Music Bands
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
Albert Hofmann The Man Who Discovered LSD
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
Documents for serious Psychonauts
Memes for the Creation of a New Culture is a living book in progress by journalist and author Bruce Eisner. The book takes a look back at the counterculture for clues on how to create a better world. -
Time Out Of Mind: A Timeline Of The Counterculture
Time Out Of Mind: A Timeline Of The Counterculture: A baby boomer's chronology of modern times; a hippie history of the Sixties. -
The Medium Is the Message by Marshall McLuhen
The Medium Is the Message a book By Marshall McLuhan VIA Grey Lodge
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The Hippie Shop
Hippie artifacts for sale
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Hippyland
Evething hippy. A community with blogs, forums, information
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The Hippy Museum
The Hippie Museum is dedicated to understanding and extending key elements of the hippie movement that began in the 1960s. Some of those key elements are: believing in peace and love as a transformative process ??? both personally and politically; self-sufficiency/ back-to-the-land; ingenuity in architecture, fashion, and transportation; using music as a collective tool; utilizing tolerance as a method of dealing with interpersonal relations.