The Gratuitous Grace: Huxley's Theology

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• Soma vs. Moksha: Huxley's Two Drugs Editorial draft
• Bergson and the Brain: The Philosophical Engine Editorial draft
• Seven Blocks to the World's Biggest Drugstore Editorial draft
• Cary Grant in the Psychiatrist's Chair Editorial draft
• What We Teach Children Not to See Editorial draft
• The Perennial Philosopher on Drugs Editorial draft
• From Reducing Valve to REBUS: Huxley's Neuroscience, Seventy Years On Editorial draft
• The Mystical Experience as Medicine: What the Trials Are Measuring Editorial draft
• From Mescaline to Schedule I: The Legal Journey of Huxley's Plant Editorial draft
• Huxley's Vision, Oregon's Program: Regulated Access in Practice Editorial draft
• The Religious Freedom Argument: Sacred vs. Recreational Editorial draft
• Who Gets Access: The Equity Problem in Psychedelic Medicine Editorial draft
• Why Huxley Reached for Vermeer Editorial draft
• Soma vs. Mescaline: The Two Huxleys Editorial draft
• The Gratuitous Grace: On Not Needing It Editorial draft
• Words and Things: Huxley's Epistemological Complaint Editorial draft
• Eight Hours That Changed Everything Editorial draft
• Huxley's Reducing Valve: The Verdict Is In Editorial draft
• The Man in the Garden Chair Editorial draft

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• Reading list: The Doors of Perception Reading list

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• The Reducing Valve NotebookLM source pack

Bridge pieces that use this book

• What the Mystic Sees: Huxley's Is-ness and the Eleusinian Initiates Bridge piece

Science annotations on this book

• The brain's primary function is to restrict consciousness rather than produce it, filtering out most of what... Science annotation

Claims from this book

• The brain functions primarily as a reducing valve, filtering most of what could be perceived Claim
• Huxley's mescaline experience was a 'gratuitous grace', potentially valuable but not necessary for... Claim
• The mescaline experience produces genuine mystical states identical to those described by contemplative... Claim
• Psychedelic education should be integrated into mainstream curricula, 'consciousness literacy' Claim
• Art functions as 'ersatz suchness', a substitute for the direct visionary experience that most people cannot... Claim

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