Timothy Leary - Acid
Timothy Leary, at 75 years old, reflects on death as the most important decision one makes in life. Rather than viewing dying as something that happens to you, he frames it as something to be designed and arranged with intention and dignity. He emphasizes the how, when, with whom, and why of dying as conscious choices, describing the process as exciting and awesome. His perspective reframes a universal taboo into a final opportunity for intentional living and creative will.
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I'm Timothy Leary, and I'm 75 years old, and as a matter of fact, I believe that I just now have died.
It was a wonderful experience. Awesome. It's exciting. It's the most important decision you make in your life.
It's the how and when and with whom and why you die.
You have to arrange your dying, design for dying, dignified dying, dying with dignity.
Next time I die, oh yeah, it's going to be tremendous, monumental.
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