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    Hallucinogens: Unreal Visions

    By Sheila Nelson

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    Seeing things that aren't really there, thinking thoughts you would never normally have thought— hallucinogenic drugs work on the body by altering the way a person thinks, feels, or experiences reality. Some of these drugs are found in nature, while others are created in laboratories. All of them can have dangerous short-term and long-term effects. Hallucinogens: Unreal Visions tells the long history of these drugs. Because of the effects hallucinogens have on perceptions, people have often believed these drugs were showing them deeper meanings about the world or helping them connect with gods or their own unconscious minds. Hallucinogens, however, can be extremely dangerous. While legitimate medical or therapeutic uses may be found for these drugs in the future, taking them with friends or alone could be extremely dangerous or even deadly. This book will tell you more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMason Crest
    Release dateSep 2, 2014
    ISBN9781422292969
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    Hallucinogens: Unreal Visions
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    Sheila Nelson

    Sheila Nelson is a gifted teacher and spiritual healer, bringing over 20 years of experience to the exciting field of conscious awareness and creative manifestation. She has assisted thousands in creating the life of their dreams through the processes and clearing techniques explained in her current book, The Abundant Life. Sheila presently maintains a private energy-healing practice and a speaking and teaching schedule. She is known for keeping things simple, and making it fun! www.sheilanelson.com

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