Sentences with phrase «hallucinogenic drugs»

Most persons would agree that individuals employed as drug counselors should abstain from the use of hallucinogenic drugs and that Oregon acted properly when it denied unemployment benefits to persons discharged for unlawful drug use.

As a result, he tries ollerblading, hanging out with 20 - something aspiring filmmaker Jamie (Adam Driver), and experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs.

To many artists in the sixties who referred to the counterculture, or who used hallucinogenic drugs as an artistic tool, the term «psychedelic» was seen as compromised and the idea of a «psychedelic art» resisted.

Instead of focusing on going cold turkey, the centre will use psychotherapy and group support to help users come to terms with any intense and difficult experiences they might have had while taking hallucinogenic drugs.

Sigmar Polke is one of the most resolutely experimental artists of the 20th century, whose work ranges from photographic collages to mushrooms painted while on hallucinogenic drugs.

FRONDOSO EDÉN DEL CORAZÓNis a trippy mix of live action, rotoscope animation and CGI that tells the story of Diego, a man whose idyllic life is shattered when he takes home a hideous, hungry creature that produces the key ingredient of a powerful hallucinogenic drug that he's addicted to.

The latest work paints a picture of LSD and some other hallucinogens as drugs that can decrease modularity and connectivity within brain networks while enhancing the brain's overall connectivity, explains Frederick Barrett, a cognitive neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University who has studied hallucinogenic drug effects but was not involved in the research released this week.

What hallucinogenic drugs are you taking?

Experiments with LSD - 25 and other hallucinogenic drugs indicate it may be possible to spook trash fish up — and out — of angling waters

And, after the scholarly objectivity, what are we to make of the statement that South America produced a «great many hallucinogenic drugs, without which the 1960s would have been far less interesting»?

I'm seriously debating taking them back and getting the regular ones because I feel like I'm on some sort of hallucinogenic drug when I try to look at my phone.

But perhaps the twisted elements of the story appealed to him, including hallucinogenic drugs, a profane grandpa and a gay dwarf lover.

So when my dad told me he'd come across a gritty hallucinogenic drug - culture comedy time travel love story, I was to say the very least, intrigued.

Cronenberg's method for «adapting» Naked Lunch is roughly analogous to Burroughs's device of «natural» cut - ups, a process of hallucinatory transformation: roach powder becomes hallucinogenic drug, drug taking becomes sex, roach becomes paranoiac operative, wife becomes insect, and Interzone becomes New York experienced in a drugged state.

The use of cocaine and hallucinogenic drugs among teenagers also has been increasing.

R.F. Kuang's superlative fantasy debut, The Poppy War, follows ambitious orphan Rin as she enters prestigious military academy Sinegard, attempts to survive her crushing workload and vicious fellow students, and discovers her shamanistic powers — as well as the ability to communicate with the gods through hallucinogenic drugs.

Room 6, «The 1970s», is not only a move into a new era, but also portrays Polke's move out of the bourgeois and into a commune where he stayed with fellow artists, creating work under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs introducing him to a whole new perspective which was further expanded by traveling.

At the time, her style of painting fitted perfectly with the increasing fashion for audience participation (also illustrated by the new type of Performance art, known as Happenings), and with new ways of thinking that sought to dismantle the traditional mind - body duality (also illustrated by the trend towards hallucinogenic drugs).

A high frequency trader, Mr. Traumberg starts taking hallucinogenic drugs, which cause him to alter the algorithms he uses for trading and begin making «outsider» paintings that examine psychoactive plants.

One of the most experimental artists of the 20th century, Polke's work ranges from appropriated mass media images to pictures of mushrooms he painted while on hallucinogenic drugs.

Arranged around four sections, Vertigo, Excess, Nonsense, and Twisted, the show exhibits sixty - three artists from Europe, the US and South America who employ humor, repetition, and the effects of hallucinogenic drugs, to take the air out of privilege, consumerism, urbanization and the absurdity of war.

Though not taken terribly seriously on this particular topic and known as a somewhat garrulous enthusiast with wild ideas, Mullis had an advantage over his colleagues: he had trained his brain to think differently by using hallucinogenic drugs.

The camera shows us a real time, unblinking look at the world through his eyes, as he lazes around his apartment overlooking the neon lights of Tokyo, before taking a hit of a powerful hallucinogenic drug and heading to a nightclub to meet his friend.

Attempts to escape from a flat, two - dimensional spiritual universe are involved in the widespread search for instant transcendence through drugs, particularly the hallucinogenic drugs.

For example, you might take some hallucinogenic drugs and end up thinking you're talking to super man... so what?

The Good Apprentice opens with Edward Baltram feeding a hallucinogenic drug in a sandwich to his unsuspecting friend.

The benefits were denied because Smith and Black had been discharged for work - related «misconduct» — their use of the hallucinogenic drug peyote for sacramental purposes at a ceremony of the Native American Church.

i am myself mentally ill, suffering from bi-polar disorder, and have had myself a couple of psychotic breaks, where i would do some really weird things, and to be quite frank, it feels alot like being under a hallucinogenic drug, everything is «real».

Experimental pharmacologist Stefano Govoni of the University of Pavia in Italy, who headed a review of cognition enhancers published in Pharmacological Research, points to the painter Edvard Munch, who used hallucinogenic drugs to help him produce haunting, shimmering images, including his famous work The Scream.

The researchers say that survey studies like this one rely on self - reporting that can not be objectively substantiated, and that additional scientifically rigorous studies are needed to better understand the risks and potential benefits of using hallucinogenic drugs.

Halpern has brought me here to help me understand him and his mission, which is to provoke a reconsideration of the pros and cons of hallucinogenic drugs, commonly referred to as psychedelics.

Ergot has played roles as a medicine, a toxin, and a hallucinogen; been implicated in everything from disease epidemics to the Salem witch trials; and more recently provided the hallucinogenic drug LSD.

The serotonin (5 - HT) hypothesis of schizophrenia arose from early studies on interactions between the hallucinogenic drug LSD (D - lysergic acid diethylamide) and 5 - HT in peripheral systems.

The day continues on a roller coaster of kinky sex, hallucinogenic drugs, random violence, romantic misunderstandings, alien abductions, and (of course) a wild party, this time at the home of noted hipster Jujyfruit (Gibby Haynes).

Mac and Kelly party hard with the Frat the first night and involve themselves with hallucinogenic drugs and alcohol.

Scott and Reggie try out a hallucinogenic drug with a crew member.

Fueled by a hallucinogenic drug called Echo, they hope to lay low — and get high — in an old family hideout in the woods.

The trial of a 17 - year - old Troy, Mich., girl accused of poisoning her teacher with the hallucinogenic drug lsd ended late last month in a mistrial after jurors announced they could not reach a verdict.

I have no doubt that war veterans have wandered into the deserts of the American Southwest seeking escape and answers, but Kleos (with its hallucinogenic drugs, apparent focus on male war veterans only to the exclusion of family and friends, and crazy leader) could not have been beneficial to its occupants.

Huxley (1894 - 1963), on the other hand, was born into a prominent English family, wrote elegant satirical and dystopian novels like Crome Yellow and Brave New World, and embraced the new frontier of hallucinogenic drugs, most explicitly in his extended essay on mescaline usage, The Doors of Perception.

These feel - good brain chemicals give your cat a sense of euphoria similar to a hallucinogenic drug.

You play Arthur Hastings, a worker in the town of Wellington Wells whose denizens are under the spell of a hallucinogenic drug called «Joy» which keeps them under control and ignorant of the world around them.

Several experimenters are exploring the relationship (or possibly the interchangeability) of Op patterns and hallucinogenic drugs.

«All together, it's a lot like taking a bunch of hallucinogenic drugs and looking into an electron microscope, with out all the anxiety and mess».

This «clinical» approach was motivated in part by Sahihi's desire to see how the traditional relationship between a photographer and his subject is changed, when a third party, such as a hallucinogenic drug, asserts its own force.

The exhibition explores the experimental spirit, conceptual fluidity and formal obscenity of the psychedelic, and aims to expose the viewer to the experience of «otherness» through artworks that deal with the non-sentimental sensitivity of the hallucinogenic drug experience.

At a time when the younger generation, anxious to escape the dullness and squalor of the 1950s, living in the shadow of the Cold War and of the possibility of a nuclear holocaust, experimented with hallucinogenic drugs, these paintings were said to inspire audience participation.