Eugene Seaich and LSD

If you want to know the way psychedelic experience from a man with degrees 3 pds and was top of is class in The University of Utah in Pharmacy but was one for a few years must of thought it was boring counting and selling pills like candy to most of the people who did not need them. And music he loved his greatest passion he would cry even at 5 he knew it he wanted to be a composer and in fact he did and went to go to the greatest music school in Germany and he composed 2 symphonies and some guy was jealous about Eugene who Got the Scholarship thought he should said Eugene was favored because he had a PH.D in German Literature he made a fuss about it newspaper printed about it they knew he deserved it. But he could not find a good job in Utah in music but Thanks to him and is wife who was born at the same hospital and she was in the same place 3 days apart and they got to be each other when they were new borns. Then met at school love at first site and the music school her and her dad were and Eugene was the one that is why there is The Symphony of Utah they were instrumental in starting it, but it was not easy to make much of a living and leaving his favorite place in the USA Salt Lake City he considered he was a brit he loved the Uk did you know he got to be with queen when he was little and while school ran into the Fuer thank god it was not Hitler he was sad to see it destroyed in a terrible war. And he wanted to find god he asked question the leaders could not answers he love to read and study and he loved religion doesn't talk bad about any religion fell away from the church but he never change and he was probably gentlest nicest man who took care of his wife her whole life because she had dreaded disease MMS and he so worked from home and they got by didn't care much to buy except books and records he could only have so much time he had a full time job to take care of a sick wife 3 kids and easily made it by working his stay at home business in marketing and advertising and his hobbies were reading great books making music listing to music it took him to heaven and wanted to learn about heaven he search and wanted to find god he studied every religion and never bashed any he was a Renowned Religious scholar and he got a phd in philosophy and he wrote this book The Far Off Land, most spiritual meaningful book I have ever read and I knew I had to read it I had no clue he did research on lsd at the U.of.U and he gave lectures about it and later they printed them in there medical journal. I knew I had to read it having been a psychedelic advocate for 7 years before I even knew Eugene was even a writer the first time I did LSD and mushrooms I was 18 new they were special and only one time I have tried lsd I can never get it and I really need it more than ever before im dead and if I loose this fight I need lsd and do it the right way and who can help me I need it more than I have ever needed it and to prove it to the world and get better and not let my grandpa down and all he ask is that he hopes his kids and grand kids that all they do is to serve others and it is what I like to do and I end up with this book its been so hard no one will help me not even my family they wont even read it and my mom thinks it will give him a bad name did not want his name even on it wont read it. I have been through hell and bs you wouldn't want to hear Read The Far Off Land By Eugene Seaich and it came from me and Eugenes Seaich autobiography https://www.facebook.com/Psychelics/info

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