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for the True Aphrodisiac Timothy Leary Introduction by Vale Sex is the highest form of communication. We humans have been searching for a magic potion since the dawn of awakening. We think of aphrodisiacs as drugs, herbs, potions, foods or scents that stimulates sexual desire. What Timothy Leary shows in SEARCH FOR THE TRUE APHRODISIAC is that it is our imagina-tion—what goes on in our brain—that governs sexual desire. Potions and perfumes may stimulate our fancy, but the real action goes on in the brain. Weaving in humorous personal vignettes recalling struggles with his willful body with its “precious equipment”, Leary explores anxieties and taboos surrounding sex. True to form, he and Richard Alpert—who evolved into Ram Dass—launched research sessions testing LSD as “the” magic potion. Alpert said, “All this inner exploration stuff is great. But face the facts, Timothy. We’re turning on the most powerful sexual organ in the universe! The brain.” Learn to dial and tune your
brain and you can enrich your sex life
beyond your wildest dreams.The brain is the ultimate organ of pleasure.
For the next twenty years, Leary multiplied sensory pleasure, learned the techniques of erotic engineer-ing, exploring the source of aesthetic-erotic plea-sure. He concludes that the effect is in the head. If you know how to dial and tune your brain, you can enrich your sex life beyond your wildest dreams. Insightfully. Leary foresaw that computers, the internet, webcams and Teledildonics would provide enhanced tools for dialing and turning the sexy brain to create experiences that are, indeed, beyond wild—cybersex. The computer is a silicon subcircuit of an electronic brain, an interpersonal communication device, a cyberphone to the brain—the ultimate organ of pleasure. If we know how to use it, the computer is a powerful organ for neurosexual intercourse. When two people link up via computers, their “naked” brains are interscreening. Cybersex is easy and convenient, too boot! Ah, so boot up! |