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Ashtanga begins with mantra or chanting of Sanskrit healing tones in an eloquent gesture of gratitude to the forefathers of yoga. A figure of controversy who has achieved an almost cult-like status in the history of the 1960s drug culture--and the man who coined the phrase 'tune in, turn on, drop out' as a mantra of that era--Leary conducted research that led to changes in popular American culture as reflected in its music, cyber-culture, the Mind-Body-Soul movement, and clinical psychological profiling. He no longer recognizes me, [had] a totally dull look in his eyes, and kept repeating words over and over as if he were chanting a mantra. |
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