…8 to 9: 30 p m is the one and only Paul Stamets who you've heard on ted talks. I've been to several workshops with Paul and some conferences he's produced and you just don't want to miss that one for sure. Friday August 31st at noon to 1 is Hamilton…

…institute in upstate New York and at open center in New York City. In any event, this is a rare old recording, apparently made by Paul Herbert according to the label, and this one is labeled number 7 unedited. So it may be a new one I don't know. Now…

…before in the salon, and also we received a really nice donation from ben p along with a very generous donation from my longtime friend Paul W, and I should point out that it was Paul who is one of my beautiful young gay friends who advised me to not…

…from ben p along with a very generous donation from my longtime friend Paul W, and I should point out that it was Paul who is one of my beautiful young gay friends who advised me to not let the establishment's prejudices keep me from naming this…

…to cat williams and other great black comedians, that the black community, at least within itself has taken back the n word and as Paul said if you just change the word they'll try to take that away from you too. So why so why not just put it…

…with deal with it and I still think that was among the best advice I've received. So thank so thank you very much Paul, and also thank you garth, rob and ben for helping to keep these keep these podcast fires burning during these summer months when…

…model which takes the you'd have the death of the universe. The universe would reach a culmination in the words of st Paul: the whole creation groaneth in travail. The idea was that the whole creation, the entire universe, was groaning in travail for a…

…back. Like the previous two trilogue podcasts this one was recorded with only the recording engineer present whose name I believe was Paul, and the date of this recording is September of 1991, and it may have been made partially for them to use while…

…a half hour later I'll say: well if I wait till tomorrow I'll just go and finish it right now. I think you all know Paul Boll's book or the statement that a puff of Keith makes a man strong as 20 camels in the courtyard. There's something to this.…

…an Omaha? Perhaps the mantra of North America: Om, om, om om, om, om, om, om. Do you have the sound you want, Paul? Yes very good. This particular trilogue is titled saving the world, and I thought it would be interesting to discuss this theme, first…

…or is he talking of the transformation of the entire universe? And you have the same ambiguity in the new testament when saint Paul writes: the whole creation groaneth in travail, the idea of the whole universe groaning in travail for the coming of a new…

…fragmentation, syncretic theorizing and a richness of ideological competition that is just perhaps slightly overripe but due shortly to self correct Paul what do you think? Well what I see is on the fringes a whole lot of small cults like in California,…

…of producing and publishing these podcasts. And this week I want to thank John a Debra a and longtime listener and frequent contributor Paul D. I want to thank you for sending some money our way. So John, Debra and Paul Hey thanks again your generosity…

…listener and frequent contributor Paul D. I want to thank you for sending some money our way. So John, Debra and Paul Hey thanks again your generosity is greatly appreciated. As promised, today I'm going to pick up on the trilogues between Terrence…

…these may be just different ways of trying to imagine how this is. Well we've arrived at the imagination exactly as it turns, Paul very interesting. I had a lot to say about the earlier part but I'll work backwards through it. I think Whitehead had a…

…interested in and what you've put years of study and thought into. And I'm thinking: you know what is Essam is it and Paul and I were talking about this today is it an exhibit about a possible perfect relationship between the human body and the world?…

…being made on us for gifts and donations of all kinds. And this week is no exception here in the salon as max t Paul H and Maureen M have all made very generous donations to help offset some of the out of pocket expenses involved in producing these…

…over three years later, and I have to admit that a significant part of my motivation comes from the support of people like max, Paul and Maureen who have pitched in and helped. Another kind of support we are receiving here in the salon has come in the…

…to make this recording. More listenable. And my guess is that this may also have been the first workshop in which Paul Herbert began recording Terrence McKenna. Fortunately, he got really good with recording as time progressed. And like you, I've listened…

…to largest, here's some interesting new publishing relevant to this field. First of all, this book is just out in England by Paul Devereux, the long trip, a prehistory of psychedelica. And it just arrived in Paul's mailbox a couple of days ago and he…

…of days ago and he loaned it to me. It looks to me like basically a history of psychedelic use worldwide before the 1960s. Paul Devereux is better known for writing on earth energies, ley lines and that sort of thing. But this, this seems like a pretty…

…that Terrance mentioned in this talk, two of them I think shouldn't be missed. One is the long a prehistory of psychedelia by Paul Devereux, and the other is in theogens and the future of religion, which was edited by Robert Forte. Both of those books,…

…the last person to ever carry this message into society. I was raised Catholic. I rejected it at age 14. Jean Paul, Jean Janin, Friedrich Nietzsche, these were my gods. And I felt, you know, that moral responsibility, existential honesty, demands that we…

…lost pet stories? How much went to toxic waste stories? How much went to the circuses in town stories? And I said, well, Paul, what is the deal with violence and what's going on? And he said, whoa, it's very simple. We've seen it thousands and thousands…

…McKenna for the last couple of years, as I have come to understand it. Well, actually, I have had the pleasure of meeting Paul on several occasions, including the Great Mushroom conference that he organized in 1991 and photos of which are on one of my…

…the Great Mushroom conference that he organized in 1991 and photos of which are on one of my websites, I think. But in my opinion, Paul is one of the top two or three fungi experts in the whole world, and his TED talk is one of the best of that…

…experts in the whole world, and his TED talk is one of the best of that series. I think. However, several years ago, Paul made kind of a break with the psychedelic community in order to focus better on his work with the government, where they're…

…better on his work with the government, where they're neutralizing toxic waste like mustard gas with some of the mushroom species that Paul has worked with. And so I want to respect his wishes and not link him too tightly to the psychedelic community. Now…

…that isn't easy to do. But in regards to the Amanita muscaria mushroom, what little I know about it actually does come from Paul stamets. I can still remember his hilarious story about an experiment he did with Amanita one time, and I hope that one day…

…weeks, some of whom are also repeat donors to the salon. And these wonderful people are Ido H, John, Michelle D, Mark C. Paul C, David H. And Alison Terry, who you recall, has also transcribed several of the McKenna podcasts, and you can find those on…

…can reach through psychedelicsalon.org dot. So thank you for everything, Allison, and a huge thank you to Ido, John, Michelle, Mark, Paul and David for your generosity and help in the keeping these podcasts alive on the net. Now onto today's program, which…

…snotty email from one of our fellow saloners who pointed out that of the tapes that I played in what I'm now calling the Paul Herbert collection, well, they've all been online in a variety of places for years. But then this person went on to say, and…

…family here. Long ago I was able to determine that the dolphin tapes, the company whose tapes bear a copyright notice from Paul Herbert's company, which was dolphinous, was defunct, out of business, no longer in existence. Which meant, to me at least, that…

…ownership of the copyrights of these tapes. I really don't know. So I'm going to go ahead with my plans to podcast the Paul Herbert collection until such time as the opponents of releasing this material lawyer up and sue me. Should that happen, then I've…

…the show, at least until the next shoe falls, huh? Anyway, today I'm going to play for you tape number five from the Paul Herbert collection. But wait, you say, what about three and four? Well, even though it was my original intention to replay the…

…who was at San Diego, had claimed decipherment of certain of the labels of the illustrations of the Vonage manuscript. And when Paul Lee formed a working group to look into the vonage manuscript, Doctor Strong was one of the people they wanted to…

…of the things that he was saying. However, I think that I know the physicist that was present at this talk and whom Terrence called Paul, and if he's who I think he is, then we can rely on the fact that this information was as current as possible as…

…can rely on the fact that this information was as current as possible as of 1991. And actually, now that I think of it, Paul was one of the first listeners to these podcasts, if I remember correctly. So, hi, Paul, if you're still out there. Oh, and…

…now that I think of it, Paul was one of the first listeners to these podcasts, if I remember correctly. So, hi, Paul, if you're still out there. Oh, and here's a spoiler alert. The prediction that Terrence McKenna makes about happenings on December 22,…

…that for the first time in this article by Frank Tipler called the omega Point. As Eschaton, he seems, and this is why Paul is here. And I couldn't really get into it, because it's crazy to repeat what you understand. But by an analysis and…

…a way without invoking God almighty, where physics seems to lay into our hands metaphors for the anticipation of the escalation. Paul, do you want to say something at this point? It's fascinating, and you're playing with physics. You know, everything has to…

…I've been reading this. This is just a hoot, this book. Time machines, time travel in physics, metaphysics and science fiction by Paul Nahin. And it's published by the American Institute of Physics. So, you know, you need not hang your head on the subway.…

…to soak up a lot of really important new information. Now, for today's program, which is the second of my podcasts of the Paul Herbert collection of the words of Terrence McKenna. As far as I know, this is the first time this particular talk has made…

…and begin sorting through all of the comments to program 316, which was actually the prelude to me podcasting this complete Paul Herbert collection of the words of Terrence McKenna. And then considering that podcast and the comments resulting from it, I'm…

…edifice of science rests. Okay, well, that's really all I want to say about the scientific view of reality. It's just to. Yeah, Paul, I just wanted to say. That I don't see science that way. And I think maybe one has to distinction science and physics,…

…of weeks. And another huge thank you goes out to Bill Hur, who loaned me the complete set of recordings that his friend Paul Herbert made of the many Terrence McKenna lectures and workshops that he attended. In all, there are over 160 tapes in this…

…salon so far. And in the right sidebar, you're going to now find, among the other categories, a new one that's titled Paul Herbert Collection. And by clicking on that category, you will eventually be able to access this entire collection. Of course, it…

…enough of those kind of details for now. Let's get on with the show. Now, this is the first of what I'm calling the Paul Herbert collection of the words of Terence McKenna. And according to the label on the tape, which you can see a photo of if…

…And so why don't I just get out of the way right now and I listen with you to the oldest recording in the Paul Herbert collection, which is this talk given by Terence McKenna in Berkeley, California in November of 1982, in which he titled new and old…

…to one that I thought was more appropriate. But as I said last week, my reasons for podcasting, the complete set of Paul Herbert recordings and in the order in which they were given, has several purposes, including providing a more accurate record of…

…it looked like we were all going to become french intellectuals, existential, atheistic, marxist, just this flat, flat, empty thing. Jean Paul Sartre's statement on nature is, nature is mute. Nature has nothing to say to Mandy. Well, this is, to my mind,…

…have their fingerprints all over the entire thing. I mean, you know, the Freudians, the positivists, Wittgenstein and his school, and Eric Janch, Paul, fire, all those anarchists. People came out of U of v. And. And he was part of it, as far as I could…

…now threatened with upheaval, mass extinction, toxification because of our maladaption to being. We don't know how to behave. Yeah, Paul, I just want to question. Another longer term scenario here. There's some evidence that humans have consistently wiped out.…

…the colorful bric a brac of late roman thinking, what you have is a thoroughgoing existentialism, completely compatible with Jean Paul and the kind of intellectual despair that characterized the post world war two generation in Europe. Heidegger. Heidegger is…

…broke over that intellectual world like a tidal wave of revelation. I mean, I just. I quoted to you last night Jean Paul Sartre's statement that nature is mute. I mean, this is. Now, I see this as an obscenity, almost an intellectual crime against…

…And if you can't get that, why, a good book search service can probably come up with the first edition, which is Rutledge Keegan. Paul, I wouldn't hold a weekend like this simply to go over a body of ancient literature if I didn't think it had some…

…a full lotus position, absolutely petrified with fear and not do anything about it except breathe and sing. You know, paul her. Paul Herbert, the other Herbert, the Herbert who wrote Dean, who is such a minor figure that I can't remember his first name.…

…most of whom I haven't met yet, but who feel like they are longtime friends to me. And these kind souls are Kyle G. Paul W. Timothy H. Olivia S. Hollad R. Vera H. Patrick T. Cablesorus.com Paul S. Zach M. Robert J. Michael Lithe and my good friend…

…friends to me. And these kind souls are Kyle G. Paul W. Timothy H. Olivia S. Hollad R. Vera H. Patrick T. Cablesorus.com Paul S. Zach M. Robert J. Michael Lithe and my good friend from Illinois, John Jay. Wow, that's the longest list of supporters we've…

…you always have to come back to, this is what you have to measure everything against. Do you want to open the door, Paul? So this idea we're talking about, the felt presence of experience, which, the idea being that philosophy can push you one way,…

…its own well established and well described psychoactive mushroom flora. And that's simply because people started paying attention. I asked Paul stamets once why he thought it took people so long to notice. For instance, in southern Oregon, which is really…

…almost impossible to escape them. And the cycle of distribution is very rapid. For example, I think five or six years ago, Paul stamets made the first collection of psilocybin azures, which is a very high psilocybin content. The highest ever measured is in…

…of my pay what you can audiobook my novel the Genesis Generation, and these generous souls. Eric R. Jeffrey S. Joshua M. Franklin H. Paul D. Catua Paul W. JlR murals and I'd also like to thank Carl S. And the rest of our fellow saloners who have…

…you can audiobook my novel the Genesis Generation, and these generous souls. Eric R. Jeffrey S. Joshua M. Franklin H. Paul D. Catua Paul W. JlR murals and I'd also like to thank Carl S. And the rest of our fellow saloners who have contributed to Dennis…

…can reclaim what has been lost since Eden. We'll meet here at four. Thank you. Okay. Is it working for you, Paul? Well, this morning I made sort of a three dimensional rationale argument from anthropological and archaeological and pharmacological data toward…

…that they were generous in sharing with us here in the salon. And so I want to send a big thank you to Anthony D. Paul E. Ian P. Tyson, BW, and longtime saloner Garrett F, all of whom sent donations in during the past week to help offset some of…

…donations in during the past week to help offset some of the expenses involved in producing these podcasts. And so, Anthony Paul, Ian, Tyson Garrett, on behalf of all our fellow saloners, thanks again. Your support is greatly appreciated. Now, when I began…

…publisher is mysticinc Publishing, mysticinkpublishing.com, dot mystikinkpublishing.com. the other thing I want to mention is mattpallamari.com. m a t t p as in Paul, a l l A M as in Mary, a r Y. I have a section there on shamanism with some pictures and…

…of any music, and it doesn't have to be only electronic, I should add, but if you know of any music inspired by one of Paul Clay's paintings, I'd love to know about it and pass it along to my friend. Maybe the best way to let me know is through…

…big problem. And so one of the things we'll be doing, probably in the evening on Saturday, is doing something we call voce, which Paul and I have been working on. We call it world song, or voce, which is a singing or toning technique, and it can…

…prepared the Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Plants, ethnopharmacology and its applications. And finally, one that really shouldn't be missed is Paul Desborough's brilliant book, the long a prehistory of psychedelia. And while I realize that I've left out a lot…

…Now, since you may not remember it from one of my earlier podcasts, but at least once before, I've mentioned the story that Paul Paul stamets told about the amanita muscaria mushrooms. I wish I had permission to tell the whole story of how he learned…

…since you may not remember it from one of my earlier podcasts, but at least once before, I've mentioned the story that Paul Paul stamets told about the amanita muscaria mushrooms. I wish I had permission to tell the whole story of how he learned this…

…the enochian tables and that sort of thing, is going to transform itself to the point where it will no longer be science. Paul Feyre, who lives in Berkeley, I don't know if he still teaches, has written a couple of books, one called against method, and…

…it looked like we were all going to become french intellectuals, existential, atheistic, marxist, just this flat, flat, empty thing. Jean Paul Sartre's statement on nature is, nature is mute. Nature has nothing to say to man. Well, this is, to my mind,…

…may be considerably less in evidence because I don't see myself as it is. I've given every one of these wraps 60 times and Paul has archived it. And I would like to go off to some jungle or island somewhere and get back into stretching the envelope…

…before. And hopefully it'll be the first time for you, too. The talk you're about to hear actually was recorded by Paul Herbert, who any of our saloners who visited Esalen in the eighties and nineties will probably remember, according to our benefactor,…

…probably remember, according to our benefactor, who actually passed the tapes on to me. And I quote, when he's talking about Paul, he says he started out his entheogen adventures as a postal employee in Santa Cruz, California before landing in the Esalen…

…started out his entheogen adventures as a postal employee in Santa Cruz, California before landing in the Esalen community. Now, I hear that Paul could use the influx of a few positive vibes coming his way right now. So I hope you'll join me in sending…

…hear that Paul could use the influx of a few positive vibes coming his way right now. So I hope you'll join me in sending Paul Herbert a big wave of love and gratitude for all he has done throughout the years and support of our community. And I also…

…as the bard often said. Anyway, Jay was the messenger and custodian of these tapes, and I'm grateful to both Jay and Paul for their contributions towards preserving what many of us think of as very valuable information. Now to finally get on with the…

…that off a while longer. However, since we're just finishing this series about alchemy, I want to be sure to mention that Paul, who is the legendary alchemist behind alchemy, that's Aldous. He told me he's planning on offering a two part course in…

…you may want to visit his site at www. Dot al dash qemi.com for a little look around. And from what my friends tell me, Paul is not just another modern alchemist, he is actually a 17th century alchemist. And by the way, if you have a wake and bake…

…sort of question this search for truth. I studied philosophy from somebody some of you may have read or personally known, Paul Firearm, who was a wonderful philosopher of science and essentially an anarchist. He wrote a book called against Method, and he…

…might be interested in talking about and he and I sort of cooked it up together and the guiding notion this evening. Oh, here's Paul. Hey, haven't seen you around. Did you just get back I thought. You asked for them last night. Last night? Yeah, like a…

…You asked for them last night. Last night? Yeah, like a lot of other people. It was a wild night. Thank you. Oh, great. Paul, lock the front door so people. Won'T be coming in and out. Okay. This door, don't walk through it. You think you want to…

…biomolecules in a cell is about 100 billion. And it seems like this coincidence keeps coming up, and maybe it's related to Paul Durac's idea of a large number. Well, I think it is true that emergent properties come out of large aggregations. Always. The…