In this installment, we begin presenting parts of Hofmann’s legacy previously unpublished in Spanish. Available works include LSD: My Problem Child, Insight/Outlook, and a dialogue collection, The Acid God. With Hofmann as coauthor, we also have The Road to Eleusis and Plants of the Gods¹.

This continues our article "LSD—Completely Personal,"* based on a lecture Albert Hofmann delivered at the 1996 Worlds of Consciousness Conference in Heidelberg, Germany. Hofmann discusses his relationship with Aldous Huxley and begins to recount his encounters with Ernst Jünger, one of the most significant 20th-century German writers and the creator of the term "psychonaut."

LSD, the Medicine of Dr. Albert Hofmann

Who hasn't taken an aspirin? For a headache, the flu, or a common cold, we have all swallowed a pill or sipped an effervescent aspirin at some point. This substance is so everyday and ubiquitous that few know its true name, and almost no one considers it a drug.