Beyond Life With Timothy Leary
Design for dying
As the fringe guru himself put it, “Mademoiselle Cancer moved in to share [his] body.” But in the days before he died, Leary — never one to miss an opportunity for a party — used his approaching death to create an exuberant new vision of what dying can be. Optimism, courage, joy and spirituality were central to Leary’s final days and his death. Design for Dying — Leary’s last book — shows us how we too can make dying the high point of life.
Irreverent, thought-provoking and hilarious, Leary’s parting shot pioneers new ways to die and new ways for the living to think about death. Urging us to take control of our deaths (and even to determine when and how we will die), Leary relates his own plan for “directed dying,” a death we plan and orchestrate to reflect our own lives and values.
And the psychedelic prophet flings open a whole new range of beyond-death possibilites for the wired generation. From downloading consciousness onto the Net — so that our souls can outlive our bodies — to the way technology can enhance the final days of the dying to the far-out promises of cryogenics, Leary provides fascinating insights into how technology may eventually help us improve, and even sidestep, death. A thorough guide to death and dying resources and to online tools and further reading lists completes this surprising, funny and totally original look at the new frontiers of death.
Speaking to everyone who has ever wondered if there’s more to death — ‑if there’s life beyond the final frontier, if death really means the end, if dirges and hearses and funeral flowers are really how we want to be remembered — Leary’s flamboyant final statement rteveals revolutionary ways to die and redefines, with Leary’s trademark creativity and joy, how the living can think about death.
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Leary, Timothy, 1920 – 1996; Sirius, R. U., 1952-
Timothy Leary — RARE PDFs and Books
Timothy Leary’s writings are most fluent when you have perhaps recreationally used psychogenic medications of the flowery but also chemical hallucinogens as well, along these lines are his book collection that have his own books & friends to help along with collaborations and “editorial”-like work — with his own writings on better ways to do drugs specifically from the inward journey’s that begin with visionary apostate dream-recordings which most of the 1960s wanted to study in an edificial way. (Burroughs & Gysin, et all)
LEARY, Timothy & BRYAN, John — Whatever happened to Timothy Leary.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & GOLSON, G. Barry (ed) — The Playboy interview.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & GREENFIELD, Robert — A biography.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & HIGGS, John — I Have America Surrounded.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & HOROWITZ, Michael — An Annotated Bibliography of Timothy Leary.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & KLEPS, Art — Millbrook; the true story of the years of the psychedelic revolution.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & KLEPS, Art — The Boo Hoo Bible, The Neo-American Church Catechism and Handbook.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & LANGLITZ, Nicolas — Tripping in Solitude.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & LATTIN, Don — The Harvard Psychedelic Club.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & METZNER, Ralph — Herman Hesse, Poet of the Interior Journey.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & METZNER, Ralph — On Programming Psychedelic Experiences.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & SLACK, Charles — Timothy Leary, the madness of the sixties and me.epub
LEARY, Timothy & SOLOMON, David — LSD; The Consciousness-Expanding Drug.pdf
LEARY, Timothy & WILSON, Robert Anton — The Game of Life.pdf
LEARY, Timothy (SLACK, Charles) — Timothy Leary, the madness of the sixties and me.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Chaos & Cyber Culture.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Confessions of a Hope Fiend.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Declaration of Evolution.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Design for Dying.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Eight Circuits of Consciousness.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Exo-Psychology.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Flashbacks.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — High Priest.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Homage to the Awe-full Seer.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — How to Change Behavior.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — How to Operate Your Brain.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Info-Psychology.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Jail Notes.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Multilevel Measurement of Interpersonal Behavior.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Neurocomic.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — NeuroLogic.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Neuropolitics; The Sociobiology of Human Metamorphosis.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Neuropolitique.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Politics of Self-Determination.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Programmed Communication During Experiences With DMT.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Psychedelic Prayers.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Radicalization Of Timothy Leary.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Social Dimensions of Personality.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Space Migration.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Starseed; A Psi Phy Comet Tale.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Start Your Own Religion.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Surfing the Conscious Nets.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Terra II; The Starseed Transmision.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Delicious Grace of Moving One’s Hand; The Collected Sex Writings.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Effects of Consciousness-Expanding Drugs on Prisoner Rehabilitation.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Eternal Philosophy of Chaos.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Experiential Typewriter.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Game of Life.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Intelligence Agents.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Interpersonal Dimensions of Personality.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Last Message Of Aldous Huxley.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Politics of Ecstasy.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Religious Experience; Its Production and Interpretation.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — The Second Fine Art; Neo-symbolic Communication of Experience.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Timothy Leary’s Interpersonal Behavior Circle.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — Using LSD to Imprint the Tibetan-Buddhist Experience.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — What Do You Turn On When You Turn On.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — What Does WoMan Want.pdf
LEARY, Timothy — [Entrevista] Playboy Interview.pdf
LEARY, Timothy et al — Mavericks of the mind; Conversations for the New Millenium.pdf
LEARY, Timothy et al — The Housboat Summit.pdf
LEARY, Timothy et al — The Psychedelic Experience.epub
LEARY, Timothy et al — The Psychedelic Experience; A manual based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead.pdf
METZNER, Ralph et al — Birth of a Psychedelic Culture Conversations about Leary, the Harvard Experiments, Millbrook and the Sixties-Synergetic Press (2010).pdf
WILSON, Robert Anton & LEARY, Timothy — The game of life (1979).epub
WILSON, Robert Anton & LEARY, Timothy — The game of life (1979).pdf
WILSON, Robert Anton & LEARY, Timothy — The game of life (1979b).pdf
Timothy Leary Speaking About His Archives
Welcome to the blog of the Futique Trust!
Tim would have loved blogging…
About the Futique Trust
The word “Futique” was coined by Timothy Leary when he began designing computer software in the 1980s.
“‘Futique’ is the opposite of ‘antique,’” he said.
And, let’s face it, everything about Timothy Leary was aimed at the future. Thus, he called his company Futique, Inc.
Futique was a consortium of artists, writers, programmers, designers, educators and, of course, philosophers all working toward a common goal.
When Timothy was near the end of (t)his life, he put all his assets IN TRUST for the future – and so Futique, Inc. became The Futique Trust.
The trust is principally his archival material which consists of a huge collection of papers and memorabilia from his birth certificate, through all phases of his life and his attention getting death.
The Trust also holds his publishing rights, archival materials and any business dealing involving Tim. It was structured for his heirs to be able to reap the rewards of his legacy.
When Dr. Leary put his affairs in order before his death in 1996, he asked Donna Scott and Rosemary Leary to be his trustees. Donna and her husband, famed movie diector, Tony Scott were good friends of Tims and shared, among other things, many Sunday evening dinners together at Mr. Chows.
Rosemary was Tim’s wife during the sixties. She was with him at Millbrook, helped mastermind his escape from prison and flight to Algeria, and finally their stay in Switzerland. Even though they parted in Switzerland and she went underground for the next 25 years, they reconnected about 2 years before his death and he asked her to oversee, with Donna, the Futique Trust.
When Rosemary died in 2002, Denis Berry, who was appointed alternate trustee in Tim’s will, assumed Rosemary’s spot. Denis met Tim through her “Dial a Wife” business, and they became good friends.
Denis shared Tim’s house for about 2 years, from 1993 – 1995 or so, before she moved to Santa Cruz, California. (And not long before Tim’s death, in 1996.)
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