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    Terence McKenna

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    The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.

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    Albert Einstein

    10 mentions across 10 talks in Terence McKenna

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    Terence McKenna On Quantum Physics1 mention
    26:51

    …and this is a kind of synchronistic weirdness that has nothing to do with my story but Ulm is the birthplace of Albert Einstein. He would be born there some centuries later but this particular august this army put camp there and that night after hitting…

    Shamans Among the Machines (aka "Psychedelics in the Age of Intelligent Machines")1 mention
    21:49

    …Army and one night in the town of Ulm in Southern Germany, he had a dream strange that this would be the birthplace of Albert Einstein some 200 years later. But Descartes had a dream and an angel appeared to him in the dream and the angel said: the…

    Axiom Production (aka "The Plot Thickens, the Stakes Rise")1 mention
    33:31

    …never even lived at the same time can mingle together in the collective cultural memory. Marilyn Monroe can have an affair with Albert Einstein in cyberspace. What it means to both of them since they're dead I'm not sure, but what it means to the REST…

    Time and the I Ching (Interview) [ft. Jeffrey Mishlove]1 mention
    23:31

    …precise and the workings of our own psychology. To my mind the greatest commentator on time in the 20th century after Albert Einstein would certainly have to be marcel Proust. Proust Understood more about the time we experience and was able to communicate…

    Search For The Original Tree Of Knowledge (Workshop)1 mention
    3:13:19

    …near the little town of Ulm in Southern Germany. Which synchronicity freaks, pay attention. Ulm will later be the birthplace of Albert Einstein, worth noting. But that night Descartes in the barracks, had a dream and an angel appeared to him and the angel…

    Trialogue #26 - Hazelwood House [ft. R. Sheldrake, R. Abraham]1 mention
    34:30

    …of the Princeton Institute of advanced studies, where the only other person I was aware of who ever held that title was Albert Einstein. No, Ralph Didn't get Einstein's Office, but I think he got his bicycle stamped as a consolation prize. And Ralph was…

    Unfolding The Stone - Making and Unmaking History and Language1 mention
    1:40:19

    …the thirty years war they made camp at Ulm in Southern Germany and just as an aside Ulm Later was the birthplace of Albert Einstein. But that night Descartes had a dream, and the dream in the dream a radiant angel appeared to him and said: the conquest…

    Posthumous Glory1 mention
    25:30

    …through these channels. I saw the great patron saint of the 20th century move over Albert Hoffman, move over Albert Einstein. How about Joseph Goebbels as a candidate for somebody who shaped the 20th century by understanding propaganda, advertising the…

    Hazelwood Trialogue Part 1 - Introductions [ft. R. Sheldrake, R. Abraham]1 mention
    33:15

    …of the Princeton Institute of advanced studies where the only other person I was aware of who ever held that title was Albert Einstein. No, Ralph Didn't get Einstein's Office, but I think he got his bicycle stand as a consolation prize. And Ralph was…

    Culture & Ideology Are Not Your Friends1 mention
    17:35

    …not only have all which preceded but we have then our own dear selves the poetry of William Blake, the mathematical equations of Albert Einstein, the painting of Rembrandt we have all of this to add into the mix. What takes this out of the realm of…