c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…the realm of speculation. Does this stuff exist? Is it just a hallucination? Absolutely nuts who can believe anything like that. But Denis said that the sound, that it was connected with sounds and that you could either stabilize this stuff or cause it to…
…came which denis insisted was a partial conversation. We got to Laetitia we got to Bogota. By the time we got to Laetitia Denis was coming down it was more or less now granted because see my position was: every day he's getting better why don't you…
…in order to brew up our yahé. We seemed to glory in physical exertion. Energy and light seemed to fill everything. Denis, who had been rather withdrawn and snappish with everyone since his experience in its mixed reception had wandered down the forest…
…I was 90 certain that it had never really happened, I was determined to eliminate all possibility of such rambles in the future. Denis story was an amazing description of a shamanic night journey. He said he had gone to the choro and meditated in the…
…of opinion on how to proceed. A second explanation takes a biochemical rather than a psychological approach. It says that Denis had, through his unusual diet of drugs and the experiment he performed, inhibited some enzyme system that would normally return…
…of speculation, of course. Does this stuff exist or is it just a hallucination? Who can believe in a thing like that? Denis felt strongly that it was connected with sounds. One could either stabilize the stuff or cause it to appear by doing something…