Change Your Brain (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Change Your Brain shows how our external world and internal neural changes shape who we are and how we think.

Timothy Leary’s work surveys the brain as the key to behavior, exploring how drugs, experiments, and social context influence mind and culture. The book discusses wide-scale research, early experiments, and the evolving ideas about brain change, consciousness, and human potential. It blends history, science, and theory to explain how brain activity and external stimuli interact.

Delving into imprinting, direct process images, and learned form images, the text traces how experiences become lasting patterns in the nervous system. It also presents debates about who should control brain-altering substances and how scientific inquiry can illuminate or challenge social norms.

• Understand how external chemicals and experiences can alter mood, perception, and behavior.


• Learn about imprinting and how early exposure shapes later development.


• Explore concepts like direct process images and learned form images in brain science and art.


• See the historical context of psychedelic research and its ongoing discussions.

Ideal for readers curious about neuroscience, psychology, and the history of brain-change research.

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