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  "I call them the "psychonauts" of the [[tradition]], in parallel with our “astronauts,” the {{Wiki|materialist}} scientist-adventurers whom we admire for their courageous explorations of the “outer [[space]]” which we consider the {{Wiki|matrix}} of material [[reality]]. Inverse astronauts, the psychonauts voyaged deep into “inner [[space]],” encountering and conquering {{Wiki|angels}} and {{Wiki|demons}} in the depths of their subconscious [[minds]]."
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  "I call them the "[[psychonauts]]" of the [[tradition]], in parallel with our “[[Wikipedia:astronaut|astronauts]],” the {{Wiki|materialist}} scientist-adventurers whom we admire for their courageous explorations of the “outer [[space]]” which we consider the {{Wiki|matrix}} of material [[reality]]. Inverse astronauts, the [[psychonauts]] voyaged deep into “inner [[space]],” encountering and conquering {{Wiki|angels}} and {{Wiki|demons}} in the depths of their subconscious [[minds]]."
  
 
—[[Robert Thurman]]
 
—[[Robert Thurman]]

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 "I call them the "psychonauts" of the tradition, in parallel with our “astronauts,” the materialist scientist-adventurers whom we admire for their courageous explorations of the “outer space” which we consider the matrix of material reality. Inverse astronauts, the psychonauts voyaged deep into “inner space,” encountering and conquering angels and demons in the depths of their subconscious minds."

Robert Thurman

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