Smiling Dr. Leary in the late 1970s from the cover of Exo-Psychology.

Howl-loose-sin-ate! Here Dr. Timothy Leary appears riding Cuba facing South Carolina, showing his "mothy" butterfly wings over the Atlantic and seeming to look into the heart of the matter with "NMR" rather than X-ray vision. He is smiling over "the straw that broke the camel's back" and a Mexican "stick shift" joke he is looking at. I recently marketed my books in Manitoba and Ontario, and so the cloudy image has me sucking in profile with a wig on over Manitoba and Ontario, wearing a dunce cap, probably because my books are expensive and lately new titles and editions have been scarce. However, with my unified quantum field theory, it seems I am going to beat them with a stick. Below this Canadian scene is a camel in high heels in Texas that seems to be broken in back. This seems to be synchronized with "22", the number of the Cloud Vision, which signifies boy-boy activity. I display this sort of humor in my now-lost back pages on TV Cosmology. I note that Dr. Timothy Leary and Dr. Richard Alpert wrote the preface to The Joyous Cosmology by Dr. Alan Watts. The scene reminds me of the song: "Doctor, Doctor, give me the news...I got a bad case of loving you..." Dr. Leary seemed to turn on my ethereal projector and took me over temporarily from outer space during a pair of LSD trips in 1969, as described in my now-lost essay on my psychedelic period from 1967-1973. I have described other cloud visions involving Dr. Leary and Dr. Alpert (as Ram Dass) in now-lost WeatherVisions6. Ram Dass also appears in WeatherVisions1. You can also find me in Timothy Leary's Neurocomics, which shows me with a "gem green" crown of emeralds, a theme repeated in lsd blotter art. Furthermore, I am also found as a green hand reaching for his brain on the cover of Your Brain is God by Timothy Leary. I corresponded with Dr. Leary in the 1980s some, and received letters together with brochures on products like Mind-Mirror Software from his online Software Deli. A letter from Dr. Leary would include something like an offhand remark on the color of a flowerpot in the northwest corner of the apartment, something amazing, something remarkable! How did he know that!?!

From The Visions of St. Tim, Look Magazine, Aug.8, 1967. Note the 3-star waistline of The Butterfly of Orion.

Here Timothy Leary appears at the same time during the year that the Wing-Robe of Orion is rising in the early morning hours for The Return of Orion (or perhaps The Return of the Jedi). The complete butterfly form of Orion reminds us, among other things, of a published book that has entered the Eternal. In the mythic scheme of things, it seems to me that it was written by Canis Major, perched on the throne of Puppis, guiding Argo Navis by the rudder-star "Canopus". Lepus the Hare seems to run across the sky carrying that book on his hands, on which one wing corner of Orion seems to balance, as if he were carrying it away from "Sirius" in Canis Major. I note that "St. James the Greater" is another name for Orion according to STAR NAMES by Richard Hinkley Allen (Dover), and that the sucking figure in the weather satellite photo is near St. James Bay.

Timothy Leary with Allen Ginsberg and Lawrence Ferlinghetti in 1963.

Dr. Leary wrote High Priest, which has begun to feature more green in the cover art, lately, including a green Sun burning around his portrait. In the Cloud Vision above, a Pope-like figure extends his hand toward Lake Michigan. Above it, the old Jim Green "succor" image has changed into a fox stroking the back of his hand from St. James Bay, or has become a bottom with 2 fingers in it. (Spirit Joke: There's nothing like a dame with a stick shift and 4 on the floor.) Interesting that appearing with Leary the clouds seems to have cast me as an angelic soul in his show instead of as a normally forbidding male. I was a sucker for Leary's "lsd", it seems. The previous camel image has morphed into this image of the Pope in a characteristic pose. Leary appeared in a parish priest costume in a photo together with Allen Ginsburg and other psychedelic history figures including Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and attended a Roman Catholic school.