Altered States Quotes
Altered States Quote of the day
What I don't like in movies dealing with the illustration of altered states of consciousness is that usually you see the guy from the outside.
Write. No amount of self-inflicted misery, altered states, black pullovers or being publicly obnoxious will ever add up to your being a writer. Writers write. On you go.
When there are miles to go before we sleep, altered traits are more important than altered states.
A residual sea of symbols which is shared by all mankind, usually accessed through dreams or altered states, and from which cultures draw images on which to found their religions.
For me, being a writer is not an altered state. It's very ponderous, and very - it's like being a shoemaker.
Lost, so small amid that dark, hands grown cold, body image fading down corridors of television sky.
We experimented and we experienced many altered states of awareness. We used the power plants. I did that for a year or two.
Certain drugs provide brief excursions into altered states of consciousness. The problem is that the perceptions and understandings that come from these experiences don't tend to last.
To stop thought, you have to go above it. We are collecting energy. When it is freed, it is like a flood and the water will rise and we are in altered states of attention.
When I experienced altered states of consciousness, my whole philosophical structure crumbled, and that terrified me. And what scared me the most was the realisation that death was not the end!
One of my relatives invented the sensory deprivation tank. Appropriately, most of my family has never seen or heard of him.
When I first tried a sensory deprivation tank, people thought I had lost my mind. In fact, I had found it.
There are pockets of time, she thinks, where every sense rings like a bell, where the world brims with fleeting grace.