Timothy Leary, the 1960s guru of LSD and 1990s symbol of the Internet, will take the ultimate trip Monday when his ashes are blasted into space with a … Leary died peacefully of natural causes in his own bed on the night of May 31, 1996.

BLACK ROCK DESERT, Nev., Sept. 6 (UPI) --Actress Susan Sarandon brought some of the late writer Timothy Leary's ashes to the Burning Man art … Katy Perry. Segway. It will probably surprise a lot of people that the great American astronomer, astrophysicist and cosmologist, Carl Sagan, advocate of space travel and extra-terrestrial communication, visited Timothy Leary in the California Medical Facility, a state prison in Vacaville, California. Katy Perry. The mission also included one participant whose ashes were making a second trip to outer space – the iconic Star Trek creator Gene …

The Responsibility of Immortality: Welcome to the New Transhumanism ... and having Timothy Leary ashes became “a thing” for a while. If Susan Sarandon carrying Timothy Leary's ashes is not enough, I saw a video a few minutes ago of Katy Perry falling off of a Segway there. Leary is a known social figure who sought to take LSD from the CIA and give it to the people. No longer content with his work in personality assessment, Leary began advocating the psychotherapeutic and spiritual benefits of LSD. Just nuke the farking thing now and go out on somewhat of a high note. The late psychologist and… Segway. The 24 pioneer participants on the Founders Flight included space visionary Gerard K. O’Neill, legendary aerospace engineer Kraft Ehricke, 60’s icon Timothy Leary, and twenty other individuals from several nations – each with their own story.. Some theorists believe that Leary was actually provided LSD from the CIA, similar to the crack-cocaine epidemic with the CIA and Freeway Ricky Ross that Gary Webb exposed. A few famous people have opted for this type of burial after their passing, including Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and Timothy Leary. Susan Sarandon gathered the ashes of her late friend and LSD guru Timothy Leary and brought them to the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert to be burned. If Susan Sarandon carrying Timothy Leary's ashes is not enough, I saw a video a few minutes ago of Katy Perry falling off of a Segway there. Just nuke the farking thing now and go out on somewhat of a high note. After a festive wake, his body was cremated and the ashes were divided amongst loved ones. It will probably surprise a lot of people that the great American astronomer, astrophysicist and cosmologist, Carl Sagan, advocate of space travel and extra-terrestrial communication, visited Timothy Leary in the California Medical Facility, a state prison in Vacaville, California. By Lisa Rein and Michael Horowitz (See full text of letters at the bottom of this post.) Descriptive Summary: Creator: Leary, Timothy, 1920-1996: Title: Timothy Leary Collection Dates: 1963-1973: Abstract: This collection includes correspondence, manuscript fragments, and legal documents related primarily to the publication of Leary's writings, especially The Politics of Ecstasy. Timothy Leary, the late father of LSD, was memorialized at Burning Man after a fantastic procession and burning of his ashes this week in the Black Rock Desert. The 68-year-old actress, who has been remarkably candid about her experiences with psychedelics, recounted her mission to take her friend Timothy Leary’s ashes to a …