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| The
Drug User |
The
Drugs |
| Isaac
Abrams, artist |
LSD |
| Tim
Allen, actor, comedian
"Home Improvement",
"The Santa Clause" |
cocaine |
| Richard
Alpert (also known as Baba
Ram Das), psychologist,
author, guru |
LSD |
| Lewis
Daniel Armstrong, musician
("Satchmo") |
marijuana |
| Allen
Atwell, artist |
LSD |
| Marcus
Aurelius, philosopher,
Emperor of Rome |
opium |
| Ginger
Baker, musician |
amphetamines |
| Tallulah
Bankhead, actress |
cocaine |
| Marion
Barry, Mayor of
Washington, D.C. |
cocaine |
| The
Beatles, musicians |
LSD
marijuana |
| John
Belushi, comedian, actor |
marijuana
heroin cocaine |
| Sarah
Bernhardt, actress |
cocaine |
| Elizabeth
Barrett Browning, poet |
opium |
| Lenny
Bruce, comedian, free
speech activist |
marijuana
heroin |
| William
S. Burroughs, historian,
author: "Naked
Lunch", "I,
Claudius" |
cocaine
opium |
| Lewis
Carrol, mathematician,
photographer, author:
"Alice in
Wonderland" |
mushrooms |
| Grover
Cleveland, U.S. President |
cocaine |
| William
Clinton, U.S. President.
"Well, I did smoke pot,
but I didn't inhale. And I was
in England, so it really
doesn't count. Plus, no-one
saw me. So what's the big
fuss? The half million people
arrested for pot last year are
just sore losers." |
marijuana |
| Jean
Cocteau, playwrite:
"Orpheus" |
opium |
| Samuel
Taylor Coleridge, poet:
"The Rime of the Ancient
Mariner" |
opium |
| Wilkie
Collins, author: "The
Moonstone" |
opium |
| Aleister
Crowley, magician, author:
"Magick Without
Tears",
"Moonchild",
"The Book of Thoth",
"Diary of a Drug
Fiend", "Theory of
Magick" |
EVERYTHING |
| Salivor
Dali, painter |
hashish |
| Thomas
DeQuincy, author:
"Confessions of an
English Opium-Eater" |
opium |
| Charles
Dickens, author: "A
Christmas Carol",
"Oliver Twist" |
opium |
| Arthur
Conan Doyle, logican,
author: "Sherlock
Holmes" |
opium |
| Isadora
Duncan (revolutionized
dance) |
cocaine |
| Thomas
Alva Edison, inventor,
industrialist |
cocaine |
| Havelock
Ellis, physician, author:
"Psychology of Sex",
essay: "Mezcal: A New
Artificial Paradise" |
peyote |
| Ben
Franklin, inventor,
publisher, scientist, American
statesman |
opium
marijuana |
| Peter
Fonda, actor |
LSD
marijuana |
| Sigmund
Freud, physician,
"Father of
Psychoanalysis" |
cocaine |
| Jerry
Garcia, musician (with The
Grateful Dead), philospher |
LSD
marijuana heroin |
| Newt
Ginrich, Speaker of the US
Senate |
marijuana |
| Al
Gore, U.S. Vice-President |
marijuana |
| Ulysses
S. Grant, U.S. President |
cocaine |
| The
Grateful Dead, musicians |
marijuana |
| Jimi
Hendrix, musician, singer,
legendary guitar player |
LSD
heroin |
| Albert
Hoffman, chemist,
discovered LSD and became a
proponant |
LSD |
| Billie
Holliday, singer |
opium |
| Dennis
Hopper, actor |
marijuana |
| Aldous
Huxley, author:
"Brave New World",
"Island",
"Doors of
Perception" |
mescaline |
| William
James, physician,
philosopher |
nitrous
oxide ether peyote |
| Jefferson
Airplane/Starship,
musicians |
maijuana |
| Thomas
Jefferson, U.S. President,
inventor, architect, marijuana
farmer |
marijuana |
| Jesus
the Nazerite, Carpenter,
Rabbi, "Christ"
Amanita muscaria, (mushroom)
also known as fly agaric.
Evidence available from R.
Gordon Wasson, ("Soma,
The Divine Mushroom of
Immortality") mushroom
expert and executive to J.P.
Morgan. Another case was made
by John M. Allegro, noted
Bible scholar and linguist,
who presented evidence in
"The Sacred Mushroom and
the Cross" that the story
of Jesus was actually an
allegory on the properties of
the amanita. |
mushrooms |
| Steve
Jobs, co-creator of the
Apple computer, the NeXt
computer, and former head of
Apple Computers, Inc. |
LSD
marijuana |
| Janis
Joplin, singer |
heroin |
| Stacy
Keach, actor (Mike Hammer) |
cocaine |
| John
Keats, poet |
opium |
| Ken
Kesey, author: "One
Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest", "Once a Great
Notion" |
EVERYTHING |
| Archibald
Leach (actor Cary Grant) |
LSD |
| Timothy
Leary, psychologist,
Father of Transactional
Analysis, software author:
"Mindwheel".
"Turn on, tune in, drop
out." |
LSD
marijuana |
| Donovan
Leich, musician |
LSD
marijuana |
| Pope
Leo XIII |
cocaine |
| John
Cunningham Lilly,
physician, scientist
(electronics, dolphin
communication, sensory
deprivation), philosopher,
author: "Mind of the
Dolphin", "Center of
the Cyclone" |
LSD
ketamine |
| Bela
Lugosi, actor |
opium
morphine |
| Judge
Marquat, Arizona Supreme
Court Justice, involved in
Miranda ruling. |
marijuana |
| Joseph
McCarthy, U.S. Senator |
opium |
| Wier
Mitchell, physician,
author: "Injuries of the
Nerves and their
Consequences" |
peyote |
| Mohammed,
spiritual leader |
hashish |
| Marcia
Moore, Sheraton Hotel
heiress, author: "Hypersentience",
Journeys into the Bright
World" |
LSD
marijuana ketamine |
| Jim
Morrison, lead singer for
The Doors |
LSD
marijuana cocaine |
| The
Mothers of Invention,
musicians |
LSD
marijuana |
| Willi
Nelson, musician |
marijuana |
| Jack
Nicholson, actor |
LSD
marijuana |
| Stevie
Nicks, singer |
cocaine |
| Philippus
Aureolus Paracelsus,
Father of Modern Medicine |
opium |
| Pablo
Picasso, painter |
opium |
| Plotinus,
Roman philosopher, 205-270 AD |
opium |
| Edgar
Allen Poe, poet, author:
"The Raven",
"The Fall of the House of
Usher" |
opium |
| Cole
Porter, composer |
cocaine |
| Richard
Pryor, actor, comedian |
cocaine |
| Cardinal
Duc de Richelieu, leading
minister to King Louis XIII |
opium |
| Sir
Walter Scott, poet, author |
opium |
| Shelly,
poet |
opium |
| Arlene
Sklar-Weinstein, artist |
LSD |
| Robert
Louis Stevenson, author |
cocaine
morphine |
| The
Rolling Stones |
LSD
marijuana |
| Desmond
Taylor, film director |
cocaine |
| Clarence
Thomas, U.S. Supreme Court
Justice |
marijuana |
| Jules
Verne, author: "The
Time Machine", "War
of the Worlds",
"2,000 Leagues Under the
Sea" |
cocaine |
| George
Washington, U.S.
president, marijuana farmer |
marijuana |
| Allen
Watts, Zen philosopher,
masters degree in religion,
doctorate in divinity, author:
"The Joyous
Cosmology", "Zen
Sticks, Zen Bones",
"The Taboo against
Knowing Who You Are",
"The Wisdom of
Insecurity". |
LSD
marijuana mescaline psilocybin
dimethyl-tryptamine (DMT) |
| Andrew
Wiel, physician,
psychopharmicologist,
anthropologist, fire-walker,
alternative health expert,
author: "The Natural
Mind", "Spontaneous
Healing", "8 Weeks
to Optimum Health" |
marijuana
peyote yage (S. American
hallucinagin) |
| William
Wilberforce, almost
singlehandedly got slavery
abolished throughout the
British Empire |
opium |
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