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 							Lilly was one of the greatest scientists and pioneers on the limits of human possibility of modern times but
after his death a collective amnesia has descended and his is now almost forgotten.
 
 Lilly was a generation
(or more) ahead of his time. He is almost single-handedly responsible for the great interest in dolphins (which led to
the Marine Mammal Protection Act in the USA and helped to found the animal rights movement). In 1958 he noted that the
brains of elephants and cetaceans were larger than ours, that we should not abuse them and that it was one our most
important projects to communicate with them. He invented sensory isolation tanks (at NIMH in 1954) and used them
extensively with and without powerful psychoactive drugs at a time when it was thought that either the brain would shut
down or one would go insane if external stimuli were eliminated.
 
 He created methods for implanting
electrodes in mammal brains and was planning to do it to himself. He was one of the first to make serious use of
computers in bioscience research and created the hardware and software to make the first attempts to communicate with
dolphins. He self experimented with dangerous physiological investigations in high altitude medicine for the military
during WW2, took LSD with dolphins and movie stars, submitted himself to the rigors of Arica training, and taught
classes at Esalen.
 
 He was the first one to investigate the bizarre psychedelic ketamine, and his results
(published in the two last chapters of his book `The Scientist`) are still the best data on the dose/effect relation of
any psychedelic on one person. And all this happened before most of us were born!
 
 He had courage, honesty
and integrity that is rare anywhere and almost nonexistent in science. His goal was to find the ultimate truth about
everything and he went about as far as anyone ever has. He had little patience with the stupid and hypocritical games
one has to play to fit into monkey society. Of course the reaction of the establishment was predictable. He left the
NIMH and was never given any government or academic support for the last 35 years of his life. His paper and comments at
a conference on sensory deprivation were removed from the published version. He was not invited to government sponsored
symposia on dolphins(he had refused to help develop them as weapons), though he clearly knew more about them than anyone
in the world.
 
 He liked to live and work on the edge and few could keep up with him, as this books make
clear. If you have read some of his other books it will be much easier going. He was a pioneer in consciousness research
and pushed the boundaries of our understanding of who we are and what we might become. Among other things he catalogs
the various states reached by drugs, meditation, and isolation, tries to determine their significance, and suggests how
to use them.
 
 As a result of all his research, especially his months of continuous hourly injections of
ketamine, he became convinced that our ordinary reality was not the only one. During his trips he was often in
communication with members of a civilization 1000 years in the future. We all allow ourselves such experiences every
time we watch a scifi movie and sometimes it leaves us more than just amused, but when anyone meditates or takes a drug
to do it we tend to discount the results. Lilly however, took it all seriously, and parts of his book explain why.
Whatever our mind produces --by any means --only happens because our brains are programmed by our genes to make it
possible. So it's at least plausible that any of these routes inward reveal fundamental aspects of what's possible for
us in the future, or even for some other species elsewhere in the universe.
 
 If you find his scientifically
based viewpoints irrational, consider that most people believe without evidence (really with abundant evidence to the
contrary) in good and bad luck, in super beings living in space who rule the earth, in a place in spacetime where dead
people go, in stars millions of light years away influencing their lives, and in ghosts, angels, witches, and gods that
come to earth to inhabit statues that read our thoughts and violate all the laws of physics, chemistry and biology in
order to help us personally.
 
 He describes his tank work (and lots more) in The Dyadic Cyclone, The Center
of the Cyclone, and in Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer (1967) and other books and papers.


 This and his other books are pleas to examine your beliefs with an open mind.
 
 He defines metabeliefs
as those about belief systems. He says that our simulations of reality (with meditation, isolation, drugs, computers)
can provide access to other realities which may include the future, the past, or extraterrestrial. He refers to
metaprograms as learning tools (symbols, programs, languages, ideas, models) which our central programs (mind or part of
it) run all the time. Cognitive psychology did not really exist at the time he was most active and now we would likely
call the central programs cognitive templates, modules or inference engines.
 He refers to self-metaprograms (or
essences) as parts of the mind that program our experiences.
 
 Though he carried out an exhausting and
dangerous program of self experimentation with psychedelics (what many now call entheogens), he did not believe they are
a final or complete path to higher consciousness.
 However, as I reflect on this, I note that tens of millions have
successfully explored their cognitive templates with psychedelics while meditation alone may have generated a few
hundred thousand satoris and probably less than 1000 mystics of whom we know. It is also clear that psychedelics have
led millions to meditation.
 
 He mentions the very psychedelic Revelations of St. John and understands that
Jesus taught revelation from within-- ie, the same sort of self transcendence as Taoism and Buddhism. He discusses how
we use drugs, sex, money, groups, war etc as substitutes for God. God as compassion, science, consciousness or
superspace (the then current concepts of cosmology are explained and he imagines the universe collapsing and being
reborn--very contemporary!). He discusses god in here vs god out there but notes that if it's out there then its a
puzzle where math comes from. His experiences make him doubt that death is the end.
 
 He was very open to all
ideas and his desire to consider all points of view makes some parts of his books rambling and a bit incoherent. He
crams so many ideas on each page that there is easily enough in each to form the core of ten books or a lifetime of
research and personal exploration. Among the blizzard of mind boggling ideas are: war is the result of a future
civilization using us for war games; we are god simulating himself, our interstellar rockets find intelligent machines
that follow us back to earth and take over; government sponsored meditation classes, computers that control and monitor
all communication and take control of civilization, our genes generate the illusion that we live in a certain and
determinate universe; we are simulated by God or vice versa.
 
 Though he must have crossed paths countless
times with Indian mystics and Buddhists, strangely, he was most influenced by an obscure American mystic named Franklin
Merrell-Wolff--another remarkable figure now almost totally lost in time.
 
 Lilly was an extremely bright and
highly rational person yet he became convinced of the reality of his extraterrestrial membership in a future
civilization and he went into a 6 week depression after a ketamine trip in which they showed him the collapse of the
universe.
  						

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