c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…kinds and this is not a new phenomenon. It's well, you could choose your point but certainly since the onset of theosophy and Alice Bailey's school and there's been a lot of channeling in 20th the 20th century so the problem is one of filters. Which…
…the mechanism follows. This is why the best idea will win. So the obligation on us is to communicate. You know the caterpillar in Alice in wonderland says: say what you mean and mean what you say I do, and I think this is excellent advice for all of…
…and what the mind machines allegedly do for relaxation and expansion of consciousness. That is even easy for children in cyberspace. Alice in the computer wonderland. Someone once said that the medium is the message, but that's not true anymore. The medium…
…some of these other plants from other parts of the world can be introduced into this culture and broaden my knowledge. My name is Alice and I'd never heard of you before I came to California and I listened to a tape of yours and it was really…
…the way we transform our language is by really pushing on the envelope of the act of communication. You know the caterpillar in Alice in wonderland says: say what you mean and mean what you say I do. I'm a biologist by background. I studied biology…
…in Wonderland are about? Well, it's perhaps not without implication that just a few hundred yards from where Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland, we find several species of psilocybin mushrooms growing near Trinity College in England. I love it. Now, in…
…kinds and this is not a new phenomenon. It's well you could choose your point but certainly since the onset of theosophy and Alice Bailey's school and there's been a lot of channeling in the 20th century. So the problem is one of filters which aliens do…
…as a telepathic union with a person in such a two or three person psychedelic trip. I remember one with Kenny and Alice where the three souls merged and a telepathic bond was connected which was never broken. It didn't end with the psychedelic trip.…
…and the way we transform our language is by really pushing on the envelope of the act of communication. You know the caterpillar in Alice in wonderland says: say what you mean and mean what you say I do and this is the thing: a search for clarity in…
…kinds and this is not a new phenomenon. It's well, you could choose your point but certainly since the onset of theosophy and Alice Bailey's school and there's been a lot of channeling in the 20th century. So the problem is one of filters: which aliens…
…for such an obscure subject. It's a retelling of a famous incident in alchemy in the 19th century when a woman named Mary Alice Atwood, who had a very, very close relationship to her father Dr South and the two of them worked together she on a…
…painful. So yes, from these very extreme forms to less extreme forms and the fact that today look a tremendous partnership trend and Alice miller, by the way, any of you know the work of Alice miller, she's fabulous and she put her finger on it because…
…and the fact that today look a tremendous partnership trend and Alice miller, by the way, any of you know the work of Alice miller, she's fabulous and she put her finger on it because what she talks about is the institutionalization of dominator ways of…
…are about? To some extent it's perhaps not without implication that just a few hundred yards from where lewis Carroll wrote Alice in wonderland, we find several species of psilocybin mushrooms growing near trinity college in England. I love it. Now in the…