c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…green jello. I mean, it must have just been unbelievable, this stuff, you know, and the Club de hashachine would get together, Baudelaire and Durye and all these people and eat this stuff and their descriptions, you know, nobody could write those kind of…
…amounts. And I think if you'll look back through the literature of the 19th century on Cannabis for instance the accounts of Baudelaire or the accounts of bayard taylor or Fitzhugh Ludlow you will see that eating four grams of fine Moroccan Hashish, washed…
…amounts. And I think if you'll look back through the literature of the 19th century on Cannabis for instance the accounts of Baudelaire or the accounts of bayard taylor or Fitzhugh Ludlow you will see that eating four grams of fine Moroccan Hashish, washed…
…century Cannabis was eaten and jellied forms of Cannabis that were eaten. Judging by the prose of people like Theodore Gautier, Baudelaire, Fitzhugh Ludlow and people like that it was as powerful as LSD. Without doubt I mean these people were being swept…
…Cannabis into an extremely powerful psychedelic experience. I mean if you read the accounts of people like Theodore Gauthier or Baudelaire or Fitzhugh Ludlow written in the mid 19th century they are describing experiences that obviously were for them as…
…hashish you can convince yourself this was the LSD of the ancient world in the 19th century. You know Theodore Gaultier and Baudelaire and Verlaine Rimbaud, that crowd there was this thing called the society of the hashashin in Paris and they met at the…
…century, Cannabis was eaten and jellied forms of Cannabis that were eaten, judging by the pros of people like Theodore Gautier, Baudelaire, Fitzhugh Ludlow and people like that it was as powerful as LSD without doubt I mean these people were being swept…