Here are all those groovy terms that hippies use and what they mean.<\/span><\/b> If it feels good do it!:<\/b> Don’t be inhibited, explore what life IFIF:<\/b> International Foundation for Internal Freedom. Founded In:<\/b> Whatever’s trendy at the moment. Beatle boots Incense:<\/b> Incense has been used for millennia to provide <\/a>Jackson State: <\/b> Two student protesters at Jeanette Rankin Brigade:<\/b> A coalition of Jesus Freaks:<\/b> A movement of people who just discovered Jesus Joint:<\/b> A marijuana cigarette.<\/p>\n Jonesing:<\/b> When you want something real bad especially drugs.<\/p>\n Joneser:<\/b> Someone who wants drugs real bad that he’ll rip you Junkie:<\/b> A heroin addict.<\/p>\n <\/a>Karma: <\/b>Indian term for Kent State:<\/b> University where four students Key:<\/b> A kilo of marijuana or other drug.<\/p>\n Kesey, Ken:<\/b> Famous author, Merry Prankster, Kicks:<\/b> Something you do for fun. Something enjoyable.<\/p>\n Kif:<\/b> The Moroccan term for marijuana that hasn’t been processed Killer:<\/b> Something really great, powerful, or impressive. Krassner, Paul:<\/b> Humorist, founding member of the Yippies, and Kundalini:<\/b> A form of energy that lies dormant at the base of <\/a>Laid Back:<\/b> Someone relaxed, easygoing. Later:<\/b> Good bye.<\/p>\n Lay:<\/b> Someone who has sex. She was a great lay.<\/p>\n Lay it on me: <\/b>Give it to me.<\/p>\n Laugh-In:<\/b> A popular sixties comedy show with Dan Rowan and Dick LBJ <\/b>– Lyndon Baines Johnson – He became President of the United Lemon Pipers:<\/b> One or more person(s) who Licks:<\/b> Chops. Groove. A musicians Lid<\/b>: A bag of grass, usually about an ounce (28 grams).<\/p>\n Light Shows:<\/b> A visual performance accompanying music at clubs Love beads:<\/b> Love beads were orginally made from small seeds. Love-In: <\/b>Like a Be-In it was a reason depending upon dose. Used in psychotherapy in the 50s and 60s.<\/p>\n Researched at Harvard by Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert. Both left<\/p>\n Harvard and Leary continued as high priest of the LSD movement. In the<\/p>\n 60s acid became the popular way to trip. An LSD trip is not to be taken<\/p>\n lightly. It is a profound soul shaking experience that expands one’s<\/p>\n perceptions and broadens one’s mind. Reactions Lude:<\/b> A Quaalude, a depressant drug.<\/p>\n <\/a>Maintain:<\/b> To keep one’s maintain.<\/p>\n Make Love Not War!:<\/b> Slogan that sums up during protests against Vietnam War.<\/p>\n Mamas and Papas:<\/b> Popular group in the Man:<\/b> A dude. The Man is the police. Man! means damn! Mantra:<\/b> A form of meditation that uses repeated phrase(s) that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi<\/b>: Famous guru to Marinol:<\/b> Pharmaceutical extract of marijuana, Mary Jane:<\/b> Marijuana<\/p>\n Maui Wowie:<\/b> The fabulously sweet, potent Max, Peter:<\/b> Famous hippie artist famous for album covers, movies, Maya:<\/b> The veil of materiality and self-delusion that screens McGovern, George:<\/b> Democratic candidate for president in the 1972 Meditation:<\/b> An exercise where one focuses one’s attention, releving Mellow:<\/b> Something pleasant and enjoyable. Mellow Yellow:<\/b> Donovan song that had everyone peels. One of the greatest put-ons. <\/p>\n Mellow out!:<\/b> Calm down! Equal to chill Mescaline:<\/b> A hallucinogen made from the peyote cactus plant, Microdot:<\/b> A type of LSD in a colorful tiny pill.<\/p>\n Mikes:<\/b> The number of micrograms as in a dose of LSD.<\/p>\n Military-Industrial Complex:<\/b> The leading force in the American Mind Game:<\/b> When someone tries to control your mind, often by Monterey Pop Festival:<\/b> This was the first rock festival More power to you!: Good for you.<\/p>\n Morrison, Jim:<\/b> See The Doors.<\/a><\/p>\n Movie:<\/b> The reality we create for ourselves based upon a script Munchies:<\/b> Also known as the raving munchies. The mad craving Previous Page<\/a> Next Page<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n Posted by: skip I-M Here are all those groovy terms that hippies use and what they mean. Also check out Famous Hippy Quotes work and content copyright 1996-1999, Hip Inc. An expanded version of this glossary appears in Hippies From A to Z by Skip Stone.I Love You Alice B. 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\nAlso check out Famous Hippy Quotes<\/a>
\nwork and content copyright 1996-1999, Hip Inc.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nglossary appears in Hippies From A to Z<\/span><\/a> by Skip Stone.<\/span><\/span><\/b><\/center><\/a>I Love You Alice B. Toklas: <\/b>1968 Peter Sellers movie where he is a lawyer who falls for a hippie girl
\nwho teaches him to mellow out with the help of some marijuana brownies.<\/p>\n
\nhas in store for you.<\/p>\n
\nby Timothy Leary to promote LSD research & publish The Psychedelic
\nReview.<\/p>\n
\nand granny glasses are really in now!<\/p>\n
\na ritual cleansing of a room for religious services. Temples and
\nchurches are fond of it. Supposedly it drives out the evil spirits.
\nMost of the incense we use in the west comes from India. When the
\nhippies got going they would buy incense to mask the smell of marijuana.
\nIncense can also assist in meditation by giving your space an exotic feel.
\nSince incense comes in a wonderful assortment of scents you can just use
\nit to add a nice fragrance to your house.<\/p>\n
\nJackson State University (Mississippi) were shot and killed by state police
\non May 15th, 1970<\/a>.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/music\/airplane.gif\")
<\/a>Jefferson
\nAirplane:<\/b> Another San Francisco band that took off on the Summer of
\nLove. Marty Balin, Grace Slick, Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Cassady were band
\nmembers. After Balin left it became the Jefferson Starship.<\/p>\n
\nwomen’s peace groups, who demonstrated against the Vietnam war at the opening
\nof Congress in 1968. 5000 women attended.<\/p>\n
\nand Christianity. They would get together with signs and banners
\nto promote Jesus. Some hippies went this route. Often they
\nwere ‘false’ hippies, who used the hip image to proselytize Christianity.
\nHippies who were Christians sincerely were also Jesus Freaks…and were
\ncool.<\/p>\n
\noff if he has to.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/music\/janis.gif\")
<\/a>Joplin,
\nJanis:<\/a><\/b> Blues singer extraordinaire. Janis could belt out
\nthe blues like no one else. Her performances at The Monterey Pop
\nFestival and Woodstock were legendary. With Big Brother and the Holding
\nCompany they blew everyone away with their psychedelic blues. Cheap
\nThrills, their debut album featured a classic cover by Robert Crumb and
\nthe hits Summertime and Ball and Chain. Janis’ grief stricken life
\ncame to an end with a drug overdose in 1970.<\/p>\n
\nfate. You reap what you sow. Our condition in this life is a result of
\nthe action we made in past lives. We reincarnate until we free ourselves
\nfrom our Karmic indebtedness.<\/p>\n
\nwere shot and killed by National Guardsmen during a protest on May
\n4, 1970<\/a>. There is a monument to the students on the Kent State
\nCampus which is still incomplete. Student activists still have an annual
\nmemorial gathering on the day of the shootings.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/bookstore\/kerouac3.gif\")
<\/a>Kerouac,
\nJack:<\/a><\/b> Beat author wrote On the Road and The Dharma Bums, about
\nthe freedom of living each day as it comes. He inspired a whole generation
\nto get backpacks and take to the road. His beat friends Allen Ginsberg
\nand Neal Cassady appear in his works. Kerouac coined the term Beat
\nGeneration to describe his friends and the phenomenon.<\/p>\n
\nKen wrote: Sometimes a Great Notion and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
\nHis famous Acid Tests were the first LSD parties with music and light shows.
\nHis legendary 1964 psychedelic cross country trip in a brightly painted
\nbus inspired many hippies to do the same.<\/p>\n
\ninto hashish. Often mixed with tobacco and smoked in a sipsi.<\/p>\n
\nThat was sure some killer weed we smoked.<\/p>\n![\"Buy\"](\"http:\/\/www.allposters.com\/images\/19\/POM1656_a.JPG\")
<\/a>King,
\nMartin Luther:<\/b> Leader of the Civil Rights movement, Dr. King was a
\nfirm believer in non-violent protest to achieve the goals of integration
\nand economic, political and social equality for all people.<\/p>\n
\npublisher of the Realist newspaper, he’s been called the founder of the
\nunderground press.<\/p>\n
\nthe spine that is channeled upward through the chakras via yoga.<\/p>\n
\nA place that’s cool. I’ve been to the commune, it’s real laid back.<\/p>\n
\nMartin as the hosts. Stars included Flip Wilson, Goldie Hawn, Judy Carne
\nand Arte Johnson. Famous for its humor, zaniness, social commentary and
\nfrenetic pace and editing. It captured the sixties style and attitude
\nand added it’s own set of expressions to the times, like sock it to me!.<\/p>\n![](\"lavalamp.gif\")
Lava Lamp<\/b>
\n– The original is a glass lamp lit from the bottom with a sort of liquid
\ninside that rises in colorful amorphous bubbles. These lamps are
\nnow enjoying a revival and can be purchased via the net. See http:\/\/www.hipplanet.com\/hipmarket.htm<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nStates upon the death of John F. Kennedy. Was elected in 1964 and
\nserved another four years. Texas democrat was responsible for the
\nbuildup of forces in Vietnam and was in office during the bloodiest fighting.
\nAlong with the next president, republican Richard Nixon were considered
\nthe epitome of the government run by the military-industrial complex that
\nprospered during the Vietnam war. These two presidents highlighted
\nthe generation gap as they found it impossible to see the world from a
\nyouthful perspective.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/bookstore\/flashbacks.gif\")
<\/a>Leary,
\nTimothy:<\/b> The psychedelic guru, acid impresario, prolific author, unchallenged
\nhero of the free mind movement. Turn-on, tune-in, and drop-out. Those
\nwords inspired a generation to experience the mind expanding capabilities
\nof acid.<\/p>\n![\"Buy\"](\"http:\/\/www.allposters.com\/images\/19\/FUN5036_a.JPG\")
<\/a>Led
\nZeppelin:<\/b> English rock group that was one of the first heavy metal
\nbands. Their biggest hit, Stairway to Heaven is one of the biggest
\nselling tunes ever. Jimmy Page on lead guitar and Robert Plant’s
\nvocals make for some heavy blues rock.<\/p>\n
\nputs a hole thru a lemon (other fruit can also be used) then inserts a
\njoint at the other end and inhales thereby not only cooling the smoke but
\ngiving the smoke a scented flavor. (Rolling papers eventually caught up
\nto this fad and offer a flavored paper commerically). Also the name
\nof a 60s band who had one hit, Green Tamborine.<\/p>\n![\"Buy\"](\"http:\/\/www.allposters.com\/images\/19\/GPR3060_a.JPG\")
<\/a>Lennon,
\nJohn:<\/b> Beatle, poet, artist, activist, singer, musician. One of
\nthe great figures of the 60s. Controversial, he once said the Beatles
\nwere more popular than Jesus (he was right at the time). He sang
\nabout love and peace and his music inspired millions. He was murdered outside
\nhis apartment building in 1980.<\/p>\n
\nmusicianship. The music they make.<\/p>\n
\nand concert venues using strobes, film, video, special effects and more
\nrecently lasers. Andy Warhol put on some famous light shows in NYC.<\/p>\n
\nThey came in numerous patterns, and were given as gifts between friends
\nor made by the wearer. They were a common sign of friendship.<\/p>\n
\nto get together with other hippies and have fun. Loving everyone and everything
\nwas the general theme of the event.<\/p>\n\n
\n<\/b>Lysergic Acid Diethylamide.
\na rye ergot derivative. First synthesized and absorbed byAlbert Hoffman of Sandoz Labs, Switzerland in 1938. Extremely hallucinogenicin minute doses, measured in micrograms. Effects can last up to 24 hours<\/p>\n
\nto LSD, which include physiological and behavioral changes, anxiety, and
\nhallucinations, are influenced by the amount of the drug taken and the
\nuser’s personality and expectations.<\/dt>\n<\/dl>\n
\n shit together. Every since my babe left me I’m finding it hard to<\/p>\n
\n the hippie attitude. Appeared on signs and buttons<\/p>\n
\n sixties. John Phillips, Denny, (Mama) Cass Elliot, and Michelle Phillips
\n sang California Dreaming, Monday, Monday, Creeque Alley.<\/p>\n
\n My Man! means a friend.<\/p>\n
\n help to free the yogi from random thoughts by focusing on the phrase.
\n Different mantras have different effects.<\/p>\n
\n the Beatles, Beach Boys, and other famous personalities. First everyone
\n went to visit him in India, then he bought his teachings to the U.S.
\n Emphasizing the power of meditation, he drew a huge following among the
\n hippie generation.<\/p>\n![\"Buy\"](\"http:\/\/www.allposters.com\/images\/22\/21_PA4501_a.JPG\")
<\/a>Manson,
\n Charles: <\/b>Convicted along with his followers of the 1969 murders of
\n Sharon Tate and the La Biancas. Manson had created his own cult out
\n in the California desert. In his warped mind, he believed that John
\n Lennon’s song Helter Skelter was a call to war and mayhem. He used
\n mind control to get his followers to do whatever he wanted. He is
\n still serving his life sentence.<\/p>\n
\n allowed (by U.S. gov’t) for those who have prescription for marijuana. <\/p>\n![\"Buy\"](\"http:\/\/www.allposters.com\/images\/20\/WAG3397_a.JPG\")
<\/a>Marley,
\n Bob:<\/b> Rastaman supreme. The charismatic Bob Marley and his band
\n the Wailers burst onto the music scene in the early 70’s bringing Reggae
\n into the world. His music about love, Jah (god), freedom and equality
\n touched so many people and inspired many to become rastas.<\/p>\n
\n pot grown on the island of Maui in Hawaii.<\/p>\n
\n paintings, advertising. His colorful, flowing style graphics had a great
\n influence on art in the 60s.<\/p>\n
\n us all from the true reality of oneness.<\/p>\n
\n elections. He lost out to Richard Nixon. McGovern was supported
\n by liberals and hippies. We can only wonder, what might have been…<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/bookstore\/foodofgods.gif\")
<\/a>McKenna,
\n Terence:<\/b> Ethnobotanist and author of the book Food of the Gods about
\n organic psychedelics. Terence is a popular speaker and visionary
\n who likes to focus on discovering our place in the universe, our reason
\n for being here, and the future of mankind.<\/p>\n
\n stress, allowing contemplation.<\/p>\n
\n Often used to describe the marijuana high.<\/p>\n
\n thinking you could get high smoking banana<\/p>\n
\n out!<\/p>\n
\n still used for native american ritual purposes. These cacti are eaten in
\n raw form. Processed mescaline compound was ingested as a pill form. Synthetic
\n mescaline made a brief appearance mixed with chocolate powder and was one
\n of the best highs ever – it made you laugh uncontrollably for hours. Anyone
\n know how to make more?<\/p>\n
\n economy in the 60s. The combination of large American industries with huge
\n defense contracts. Reaps profits from war. Blamed for lobbying Congress
\n to increase military spending, to step up war in Vietnam. In 1960 President
\n Eisenhower warned that the Military-Industrial complex was getting too
\n big and powerful.<\/p>\n
\n trying to bullshit you.<\/p>\n
\n ever. Held in 1967, it showcased a whole new genre of music.
\n Produced by Paul Simon, Johnny Rivers and John Phillips (of the Mamas and
\n Papas) it was an event that almost didn’t happen. Disagreement between
\n the producers (who wanted to charge for the concerts) and the musicians
\n (who wanted it to be free) were resolved thanks to impresario Bill Graham.
\n Acts included memorable performances by Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.
\n The event was filmed and is available on video.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/bookstore\/primo.gif\")
<\/a>Mountain
\n Girl:<\/b> Aka Carolyn Adams. One of the Merry Pranksters. She lived
\n with Ken Kesey, and had his child, then married Jerry Garcia. She is also
\n the author of Primo Plant, a marijuana growing guide.<\/p>\n
\n we are constantly writing. This concept allows us to take control
\n of the circumstances of our lives by recognizing we are not victims but
\n actors in a play who can change our role whenever we choose.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/www.hipmarket.com\/bookstore\/mrnatural.gif\")
<\/a>Mr.
\n Natural:<\/b> Cartoonist R. Crumb’s popular philosophical character was
\n a spoof of gurus and their followers.<\/p>\n
\n for food, often sweets that you get after smoking marijuana. It’s
\n so effective as an appetite stimulant, that’s one of the main reasons it’s
\n prescribed by Doctors for AIDS and those undergoing chemotherapy.<\/p>\n
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