Discover the fascinating world of psychedelic molecules and philosophy with the book TIHKAL, the Continuation! This book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the depths of human consciousness and experimental chemistry.

In-depth exploration of tryptamines and a spiritual journey

TIHKAL, the Continuation contains more than 70 experiments focused on tryptamines, including detailed notes and ingredients. The first part of the book guides you through Alexander Shulgin's unique spiritual journey, his thoughts and philosophy, providing not only practical information but also deep insight into the motivations and experiences of one of the leading researchers in the field of psychedelics.

The text is complemented by a foreword from Daniel M. Perrine and an introduction by Nicholas Saunders, giving comprehensive context to this unique publication. The book is carefully edited by Dan Joy, ensuring a professional level of workmanship.

Why choose this book?

TIHKAL, the Continuation is not just a collection of chemical recipes - it is a key to understanding the mysticism and scientific approach to substances that affect the human brain and consciousness. It is an ideal choice for both experienced researchers and passionate readers who want to broaden their horizons.

Main advantages of the book

• Detailed guide to experiments with tryptamines - more than 70 protocols with detailed information.
• Spiritual and philosophical dimension - understanding the author's inner journey as well as the scientific approach.
• High-quality editing and commentary from renowned experts in the field.
• Inspiration for scientific and personal development, suitable for students, researchers and curious readers.
• Practical information and notes that facilitate understanding and application of the experiments.

General product features

• Contains more than 70 experiments focused on tryptamines.
• Includes detailed ingredients and notes for each experiment.
• The first half of the book is devoted to the author's spiritual journey and philosophy.
• Foreword by Daniel M. Perrine, introduction by Nicholas Saunders.
• The book was edited by Dan Joy for maximum quality and readability.