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Kathleen Harrison
(Aka Kat Harrison)
(Artist, Ethnobotanist, Illustrator,
Photographer, Writer)

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Note: Kathleen (Kat) Harrison is co-founder and director of Botanical Dimensions.  She was the wife of Terence McKenna.

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  • Victorian Tales of Cannabis (2000) (Note Kat's name reads "Katherine Harrison McKenna" on the cover of the book.)
    CD.  A fully orchestrated production conceived by Faustin and Brian of Sound Photosynthesis of stories by Bayard Taylor, Louisa May Alcott and other Victorian period writers audio-animated that will surprise and delight you. Terence reads the male voice and Kat reads the female story line and they are accompanied by an audio-illuminated full cast of characters.

See also:
  • Visionary Plant Consciousness: The Shamanic Teachings of the Plant World (2007), J. P. Harpignies, ed.
    23 leading experts reveal the ways that psychoactive plants allow nature’s “voice” to speak to humans and what this communication means for our future
     

    Visionary plants have long served indigenous peoples and their shamans as enhancers of perception, thinking, and healing. These plants can also be important guides to the reality of the natural world and how we can live harmoniously in it.

    In Visionary Plant Consciousness, editor J. P. Harpignies has gathered presentations from the Bioneers annual conference of environmental and social visionaries that explore how plant consciousness affects the human condition. Twenty-three leading ethnobotanists, anthropologists, medical researchers, and cultural and religious figures present their understandings of the nature of psychoactive plants and their significant connection to humans. What they reveal is that these plants may help us access the profound intelligence in nature--the “mind of nature”--that we must learn to understand in order to survive our ecologically destructive way of life.

  • Sisters of the Extreme: Women Writing on the Drug Experience, Including Charlotte Bronte, Louisa May Alcott, Anais Nin, Maya Angelou, Billie Holiday, Nina Hagen, Carrie Fisher, and Others (2000), Cynthia Palmer and Michael Horowitz, eds.
    An anthology of writings by some of the most influential women in history on the often misunderstood and misrepresented female drug experience.

    With great honesty, bravery, and frankness, women from diverse backgrounds write about their drug experiences.

    Women have been experimenting with drugs since prehistoric times, and yet published accounts of their views on the drug experience have been relegated to either antiseptic sociological studies or sensationalized stories splashed across the tabloids. The media has given us an enduring, but inaccurate, stereotype of a female drug user: passive, addicted, exploited, degraded, promiscuous. But the selections in this anthology--penned by such famous names as Billie Holiday, Anais Nin, Maya Angelou, and Carrie Fisher -- show us that the real experiences of women are anything but stereotypical. 

    Sisters of the Extreme provides us with writings by women from diverse occupations and backgrounds, from prostitute to physician, who through their use of drugs dared cross the boundaries set by society--often doing so with the hope of expanding themselves and their vision of the world. Whether with LSD,
    peyote, cocaine, heroin, MDMA, or marijuana, these women have sought to reach, through their experimentation, other levels of consciousness. Sometimes their quests have brought unexpected rewards, other times great suffering and misfortune. But wherever their trips have left them, these women have lived courageously--if sometimes dangerously--and written about their journeys eloquently.

    Includes The Leaves of the Shepherdess by Kat Harrison.

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