Is there any like stoner philososphical literature

[hitchhiker]

I am just looker for some really out there philosophy just something that is a really good trippy stuff

[SD-Ness]

...Not really a group of "philosophers," but they had their own philosophy that involved the use of drugs: the Beat generation of authors, poets, artists, and musicians. I suggest you read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road," Allen Ginsberg's "Howl," and William S. Burrough's "Naked Lunch."

[Kurtz]

It could never hurt to check out the various books by Carlos Castaneda. I would suggest "Journey to Ixtlan", "A Separate Reality", etc...

Another "trippy" book is "Diary of a Drug Fiend" by Aleister Crowley.

One other good read is "The Cocaine Letters" by Freud.

[mono]

It could never hurt to check out the various books by Carlos Castaneda. I would suggest "Journey to Ixtlan", "A Separate Reality", etc...

Another "trippy" book is "Diary of a Drug Fiend" by Aleister Crowley.

One other good read is "The Cocaine Letters" by Freud.
Why your post reminded me of two other writers, I have no idea, but, hitchhiker, you may also enjoy anything by Ram Dass, Dr. Timothy Leary, and Robert Anton Wilson. I have no doubt, you would find them all worth reading. :nod:

[genoveva]

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe, perhaps.

[genoveva]

Alan Watts.

[fergdeff]

I would seriously check out Herman Hesse. Especially Steppenwolf.

[SD-Ness]

Also, Hunter S. Thompson. Again, he's not a philosopher, but he's very, very trippy.