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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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    Colin Wilson

    4 mentions across 4 talks in Terence McKenna

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    Fungi Questions1 mention
    49:41

    …Times, all would be rosy. In my world, it's your friends who scare you to death and the mafia. I think it was Colin Wilson who. Said when he published the outsider that there were two ways that the society could totally destroy one's creativity. One was…

    Healing The Inner Elf Through Trance, Dance, And Diet (A Weekend Workshop)1 mention
    1:33:01

    …from the New York times, all would be rosy in my world. It's your friends who scare you to death in the media. Colin Wilson who said when he published the outsider that there was two ways that the society could totally destroy one's creativity: one was…

    The Psychedelic 'Religious' Agenda (Esalen Weekend Workshop)1 mention
    2:15:17

    …times, all would be rosy in my world. It's your friends who scare you to death in the media. I think it was Colin Wilson who said when he published the outsider that there was two ways that the society could totally destroy one's creativity one was by…

    The Voynich Manuscript1 mention
    43:22

    …book in h p Lovecraft's work which is the necronomicon, the writings of the mad Arab Alhazrad, and in fact Colin Wilson in his book the philosopher's stone connects the vonage manuscript to the necronomicon, the shoestone maybe too. Perhaps the shoestone…