*Imaginary soundtracks for books #2: Your brain is God by Timothy Leary*

Imaginary soundtracks for books #2: Your brain is God by Timothy Leary

Interesting book that was offered by a friend. It's a collection of essays written by Timothy Leary in which he explores the nature of religious experience as well as taoism, buddhism and tibetan.

I dig the book so I made a playlist for it. It consists of songs mostly in the psychedelic folk realm with some new age and transcendental tunes inbetween. Hope you enjoy!

TRACKLIST:

Twin Cosmos - Losangeles city

Daevid Allen - The voice of Om

Paul Levinson - Forever friday

The Incredible string band - Cosmic boy

Steve Warner - Fireflies

Bobby Frank Brown - Bray (Holy Spirit Particle enabling anywhere instantly)

Oriental sunshine - Across your life

Mannheim Steamroller - Midnight on a full moon

Tom Newman - Superman

Oliver - Trance

Mike Tingley - A real fine time

Magic Carpet - The phoenix

Quintessence - Twilight Zone

Kitaro - Cosmic Energy

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1lq5cZHOEftcsWFfAggUDI

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