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The Doors of Perception

About this book

Huxley’s account of taking mescaline in 1953, and his argument that the brain acts as a reducing valve on a wider awareness he called “Mind at Large”, which the drug opened; the book began a long debate on drugs and mystical experience.

The edition

Title
The Doors of Perception
Publisher
Chatto and Windus, London
Year
1954

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