High on Life

Hypnosis will help create a happier healthier outlook on life with less need to drink alcohol as you are high on life

Over the past 30 years ecstasy has become one of the world's most notorious drugs. No other illegal substance has had the same effect on fashion, music and how we party. This film follows two recreational ecstasy users over one night and, using computer graphics, journeys inside the body and the brain to explore how the drug creates its highs and its lows. With access to cutting edge research at the University of Chicago we find out how ecstasy creates empathy in the user and how this could one day lead to the drug being used as a life saving prescription medicine for use in therapy. Whilst ecstasy is the perfect high for some, there are those for whom ecstasy is agony - this film tells their story too: a young woman whose use of the drug ended her up in the psychiatric ward, a 17-year-old whose ecstasy use landed her in a hospital, and a mother whose son died from overheating after taking ecstasy. Killer chemical or the ultimate feel good high, this is the inside story of how ecstasy works.

There is a story here with characters we either are or have been, or have yet to become. On the way, it is not hope itself but the muddied, uneven, and slightly hidden path leading to it that becomes closest to us. This first album deals greatly with the past, but at its very center suggests a possibility of taking back whatever power or light was either taken from us or we so foolishly, or naively, gave away. “Meri” is dedicated to my friend Meri Williams, whose light was extinguished far too early. It is written out of respect for her and out of empathy for what she battled. “High On Maybe” is dedicated to my mother, whose fiery compassion and fearless love have literally saved my life. Each song is an intimate friend, but I know you will find your own stories in them, or yourself, use them how you will.

High on 95, the sixth album from the incomparable and doggedly independent Tim Barry continues his narrative of heartfelt traveler's tales, complete with stories of family, friendship, tour, trains and all the beautiful and messy bits in-between. With his unique style, cadence, and voice, he has forged his own pathway, and sits deservedly at the center of life's campfire singalong. Through decades of constantly heartfelt and unflinching songwriting and thousands upon thousands of inspiring shows he has collected a loyal and varied group of compatriots who eagerly await each new installment of his output.

The purpose of this book is to collect a high-quality selection of contemporary research articles on life cycle perspectives when we want to assess and predict the sustainability of solutions that lie in front of us. This book is intended to be a useful resource for anyone who deals with this issue.