I Was Completely Astonished By The Beauty

Lsd Was My "wonder Child", We Had A Positive Reaction From Everywhere In The World. Around Two Thousand Publications About It Appeared In Scientific Journals And Everything Was Fine. Then, At The Beginning Of The 1960s, Here In The United States, Lsd Became A Drug Of Abuse. In A Short Time, This Wave Of Popular Use Swept The Country And It Became "drug Number One". It Was Then Used Without Caution And People Were Not Prepared And Informed About Its Deep Effects. Instead Of A "wonder Child", Lsd Suddenly Became My "problem Child".

Through My Lsd Experience And My New Picture Of Reality, I Became Aware Of The Wonder Of Creation, The Magnificence Of Nature And Of The Animal And Plant Kingdom. I Became Very Sensitive To What Will Happen To All This And All Of Us.

I Believe That If People Would Learn To Use Lsd's Vision-inducing Capability More Wisely, Under Suitable Conditions, In Medical Practice And In Conjunction With Meditation, Then In The Future This Problem Child Could Become A Wonderchild.

After Some Time, With My Eyes Closed, I Began To Enjoy This Wonderful Play Of Colors And Forms, Which It Really Was A Pleasure To Observe. Then I Went To Sleep And The Next Day I Was Fine. I Felt Quite Fresh, Like A Newborn.

I Know Lsd; I Don't Need To Take It Anymore. Maybe When I Die, Like Aldous Huxley.