…McKenna. Oh, great. This is Las Vegas. In Las Vegas, you're going to also have to yell at us. Oh, I'm sorry. That's all, John, in Las Vegas, listening on hot talk, 151 fm. Yes, sir. Okay, I'd like to recount briefly what I think are mysterious sequence…

…of the beast of the apocalypse. This is the second headed, I mean, I'm sorry, this is the seven headed lamb of the revelation of John of Patmos. So I wanted to go through that, and then I wanted to read, and this will lead us into Bosch, a somewhat…

…listened the other night to the fourth chapter of Daniel when brother David read it. We had talked about the apocalypse of John of Patmos, Hieronymus Bosch sailing to Byzantium, Finian's waves. All of these efforts to give a feeling, tone, picture to this…

…to call it good or bad is pointless. All you can, you know. What is it that Stephen Vincent Binet says at the end of John Brown's body? He says, some will worship and some adore, some will flee in horror. It is for you simply to say, it is here.…

…picture of this kind of tribal reality than anything I know of that's never been in a Hollywood movie. Well, how about John Borman's picture? The Emerald forest. Is a better picture of this situation. More authentic. More authentic. I didn't see. I didn't…

…picture of this situation. More authentic. More authentic. I didn't see. I didn't see at play, so I can't say. But I thought John did a good job with that, considering he had never had a psychedelic experience at that point. He was feeling by theory,…

…I tell us a composer name Cornelius Cardew? And he came up with this one composition called paragraphs, and it was in a John Kate style. It was not musical notations. It had a series of written instructions, and there would be 40 people that would…

…He says a more perfect logos would be beheld rather than heard. In other words, the formulation you get in the Gospel of John in principio, at verbum. At verbum cora factum est. In the beginning was the word. Yes, it was the word in the beginning.…

…have laid their hands on. I don't. It's too much for me. I'm a simple scholar and bookish collector type. I'm like brother John here. We like our home and hearth. But that's the challenge. You see, that's the weird thing about the psychedelics. It is a…

…Chandra Sarang. Harry Ely played hammer dulcimer. Other voices and musicians were Peyton Bray, Morgan Russell and Bertram Davies, with contributions by Roy Tuckman John Zeitz and Paul and Steve Gaskin. And please browse our website at sound photosynthesis com.

…two two. Well so are we going to reconvene in the jungle? Is that what we're going to do? No the story's just about John. He raves in some language other than Spanish. I don't remember what it was Italian, Yeah, other than English. He howled and got…

…logos. He says a more perfect logos would be beheld rather than heard. In other words the formulation you get in the gospel of John in principio: AD Verbum AD Verbum Caro Factum est and the beginning was the word. Yes it was the word in the beginning…

…than referring you to a podcast that I first published in April of 2014, which is almost ten years ago. Graham st John tells me that this wasn't Terence's first appearance at esalen however, he said that Joan Halifax told him that Terence first appeared…

…where Boulder dam is so that's kind of interesting too. Wildcard line you're on the air with Terrence McKenna. Great I made it. This is John in las vegas 105 1 hi John, Hi how are you doing? Hi, I talked to you guys last year on March 19th. I called…

…of interesting too. Wildcard line you're on the air with Terrence McKenna. Great I made it. This is John in las vegas 105 1 hi John, Hi how are you doing? Hi, I talked to you guys last year on March 19th. I called and related the experience about the…

…these happy folks right now wild card line you're on the air with the ruler of the world, Terrence McKenna Oh great this is John in las vegas. In las vegas you're going to also have to yell at us regardless oh I'm sorry, John in las vegas listening…

…McKenna Oh great this is John in las vegas. In las vegas you're going to also have to yell at us regardless oh I'm sorry, John in las vegas listening on hot talk 105 1 fm yes sir, okay I'd like to recount briefly what I think are mysterious seasons…

…can only tell but maybe it's part of the unraveling of the end of the millennium, some kind of union of spirit and matter. Well John I want to thank you for taking time off from your busy schedule of entertaining to come and talk to us. Can I make…

…backs yeah, sometimes they jewel them up what are these, these insects in the pattern of your jacket? Yes, my name is John. I'm very interested also in the psychedelic experience. In 1970 I had a psychedelic experience that pretty much changed my life and…

…because it begins with the psychedelic experience and then you go from there. I said something like this a few weeks ago at the John Ford Theatre in la and this guy got up and said: so why don't you take more? Which I think is a very interesting…

…saw moby dick recently. I knew that ray Bradbury had done the screenplay and it's brilliant but what I had forgotten was that John Houston was the director. God it's amazing. I mean it's nothing like the book, but for a flick it's pretty good. Yeah can…

…time we're going down and seeing a fourth, one fourth fills the screen. The approach factor is four. The songwriting career of John Lennon, the gulf crisis any process is describable by this wave. That is the incredible claim made by the angel that this…

…said art deco and you had the unfolding visualize of what you saw, have you ever said Finnegan's wake or a song or st John of the cross or something like that you mean rather than a stylistic period right like a prayer or something. No I've seen wake…

…whenever you've got a disembodied voice in the head why obviously there are similarities. I think this comes down to a stylistic difference. John is pretty much his own man and I'm not sure in the same way that I said I should not be an exemplar…

…cannot lift a fingernail. If the place burned down around you it would never enter your mind that there was a problem. John on the other hand, does vigorous calisthenics at times so his metabolism cannot be controlled. It's really you learn your way into…

…the middle east there is a group of people called mandaeans, a very old religion at least tracing itself back to John the baptist, probably older. Well the mandaeans have a very peculiar messianic and apocalyptic belief. They believe that the messiah will…

…see, for me I definitely have the greatest respect. For anybody who takes these words because they are written in the gospel according to John and takes them as the words of jesus and sets their heart on it and believes them and so forth, I have the…

…on nazism. It was long refused to be incorporated into the new testament because it was too gnostic and only because either John wrote or somehow because of the letters of John was the gospel of John then reluctantly accepted and in the letters of…

…into the new testament because it was too gnostic and only because either John wrote or somehow because of the letters of John was the gospel of John then reluctantly accepted and in the letters of John the author makes great effort to overcome this…

…it was too gnostic and only because either John wrote or somehow because of the letters of John was the gospel of John then reluctantly accepted and in the letters of John the author makes great effort to overcome this gnosticism. Jesus came not only…

…John wrote or somehow because of the letters of John was the gospel of John then reluctantly accepted and in the letters of John the author makes great effort to overcome this gnosticism. Jesus came not only in the spirit but in the blood, in the water…

…been listening to your tapes for a while. Raise llamas in Kansas. My name is Linda I'm an accountant out in Sanford. I'm John I'm a former accountant and I don't live anywhere. A 19 year old accountant, only temporarily behind you. I'm Barbara I'm a…

…in the ski industry for 20 years crystal suppositories is probably an idea worth a lot of money unfortunately. My name is John Hubway and I've been reading horoscopes and writing a book and enjoying the relationship. John Loveway hello, my name is Ron…

…a lot of money unfortunately. My name is John Hubway and I've been reading horoscopes and writing a book and enjoying the relationship. John Loveway hello, my name is Ron Springer. I'm a crafts person. I make gold medal rings and I move from here to…

…I live in Santa Fe. I'm a writer and independent researcher, training scientists, I do home improvement work and pay the bills. I'm John Ford I live here in Santa Fe. I design and build homes. I never really had any contact with your material until last…

…has involved a very complex linguistic system where the surface of the creature is its mind. Yeah, you know the book by John Steinbeck, Sweet Thursday, Mm mm. You should read that book. The main character, doc has a laboratory where he studies octopus and…

…me and nothing was strange enough. I love the science fiction films of the 1950s and I was into the music of John cage early, early on. And of course all of these things funneled me toward psychedelics. I mean, psychedelics are like the quintessential…

…picture of this kind of tribal reality than anything I know of that's ever been in a Hollywood Movie. Well how about John Borman's Picture of the emerald forest? It's a better picture of this situation more authentic, more authentic. Yes, I didn't see I…

…of this situation more authentic, more authentic. Yes, I didn't see I didn't see at play so I can't say but I thought John did a good job with that, considering he had never had a psychedelic experience at that point he was feeling by theory and…

…in alphabetical order more or less: Burroughs, William and Ginsberg Alan the yahé letters city lights books 1960 take a stab d John, the hieroglyphic monad, translated by j w Hamilton Jones, London 1947. Delillo, Don rackner star Evans Vence w e the fairy…

…machete. Walking those gloomy, empty trails, one seems often to hear the grumble of voices or the rustle of chained feet. John Brown's rambling monologue prepared me for the strangeness, and on the morning that our boat was leaving to carry us downriver,…

…a brief pace as we moved along I turned over in my mind the seemingly prophetic lines of the apocryphal American poet John shade. That rare phenomenon, the iridule when beautiful and strange. In a bright sky above a mountain range, one opal cloudlet in…

…card house higher and higher. What do you think? Does it parse? It's possible it's barely possible it may be impossible without embarrassing John. This is John Sheliak who, if you are fans of the time wave, you know he pulled my chestnuts from the fire…

…me on the hill and produced the new mathematical formulation of the time wave that we call time wave one but for a living, John models nuclear fusion processes on supercomputers and he has his chops. But I think this is why I say our future lies in…

…of the cult was intoxicated on some kind of narcotic. Moving slightly south and far deeper into speculation you come to John Allegro's ideas about early Christianity and its relation to a mushroom. His book the sacred mushroom and the cross is, makes…

…is that the mystery could not speak for itself. So if you want to have a dialogue with the mystery, it's there and it needs no John the baptist, it needs no exegesis of any sort. Thank you all very much, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

…great literature on the American Scene for a long time. I'm not fond of those east coast tormented realists. You know the John Cheevers and saul bellows of this world. I consider that stuff hideously second rate. Tom Pynchon is a great writer. Problem is…

…the King of England chartered the British East India Company and the Hudson's Bay company. The British East India Company was called honest John. It was the Microsoft of its time. It bought and sold popes and kings and it was capitalist to the core and…

…of the cult was intoxicated on some kind of narcotic. Moving slightly south and far deeper into speculation you come to John Allegro's ideas about early Christianity and it's relation to a mushroom. His book the sacred mushroom and the cross is, makes…

…which mandaeans are a sect that arose probably around Jerusalem Somewhere in the early Christian Era. They claim they were founded by John the baptist, but who knows? But anyway they can be traced back to that milieu, and over the centuries they've had…

…people in the basic form of the universe: quantum physical electrons. So the other side of our evening and the other side of John Perry barlow is that he is one of the leading philosophers and shaman and journalist teachers of the a group of us moving…

…the late 20th century there's a group of us that are involved in the cybernetic communication. So in the last few months John Perry barlow, mel seales, Terrence McKenna and I have met not just as psychedelic shamanic inward explorers but as members of the…

…be quiet about this. But in Mexico Cuernavaca Actually Mexico City that summer in 1960, the mushrooms came to me. I quoted John cage the Great American musician who told me in 1961: Timothy, the thing about the mushrooms is they're very magical, that you…

…movement has emerged to empower the individual to communicate at the speed of light using electrons and using technologies that John will talk about later to create electronic realities. Now this tradition that has brought us here tonight and it has…

…is a typical detourist story you always hear these kinds of stories was I was neighbors with an English guy and to get to the John you had to go through his bedroom and he had also decided to take detour that night and though he and I were friends…

…friends we both had an interest in this French woman with a ring in her nose named Angelique. So finally I had to go to the John. So I walked into Dave's room and as I passed the bed I saw that he was actually in bed with this girl and this caused…

…that he was actually in bed with this girl and this caused a complex emotion in me. But I went forward and I went to the John and took care of all that and then when I came back through there they were again. So then I went back to my room and…

…psychedelic. We would consider it an ordeal poisoning. You know if I were to give you cytosine you'd wrap yourself around the John all night long and vomit and convulse and it would definitely put you through psychological changes. But to embrace it as a…

…to their backs. Yeah they jewel them up. What have you, these insects in the pattern of your jacket? Yes, my name is John. I'm very interested also in the psychedelic experience. In 1970 I had a psychedelic experience that pretty much changed my life and…

…experience because it begins with the psychedelic experience and then you go from there. I said something like this a few weeks ago at the John Ford Theater in l a and this guy got up and said: so why don't you take more? Which I think is a very…

…war. There are a lot of wimps out there who think we ought to back away from that war. I heard a judge on John and ken's show the other day supposedly always talk about being a conservative judge he's a wimp in my judgment talking about legalizing…

…sense and if you need help, dead people are more trustworthy than living people you know if you have to have a guru Plato, Kant, John the divine you know but not you know, swami contempo or guru garajki no no, makes no sense at all. We're all in it…

…event at the end of history sends distorted reflections of itself, ricocheting backward through time. And a Christ, a buddha, a John Smith, a Charles Manson, an Adolf Hitler these are people who were hit by a distorted ricochet of the truth at…

…and Alex. I'd like to thank hpx and onondine these are the people responsible for the visuals. I'd like to thank John, Who's Responsible for the ambient background, if there is one, and dean chamberlain, who took the amazing photographs of Albert Hoffman…

…can only tell, but maybe it's part of the unraveling of the end of the millennium, some kind of union of spirit and matter. Well John I want to thank you for taking time off from your busy schedule of entertaining to come and talk to us. Can I make…

…from Southern California. Canada is falling apart and strangely enough meanwhile at the top in the world of George bush and John Majors there's a feverish enthusiasm for unity, for great trade blocks and wide flung negotiations. This is clearly a last ditch…

…midwest things are really slow to. I don't know. But these churches in England I've seen this in the cathedral of st John the divine in New York that the budget problem in that church is actually destroying all its spectacularly innovative programs. So…

…able to give a concert of this. Material played in real time with a genuine supercomputer in October in the cathedral of st John the divine, the largest gothic cathedral in the world. Well then let's come to our subject, and I don't know if you…

…and today you can buy them for 500 000. We're using a 500 000 one that will be delivered to the cathedral of st John Divine in five years, that will be in the kitchen keeping track of your recipes and running your microwave. So the possibility is to…

…a record of the very first glimpse through this window a video recorder happened to be handy for the cathedral of st John the divine on the 17th of October we are creating a three computer network that will translate pictorial elements into sound using…

…seen a crop circle. So I was relying on the couldn't be done by human hands. These statements were made by the experts, the John Michels and these people. They said all these things over and over in print. I don't know what they say now that Rupert…

…mechanics not two sets known for their perspicacity are perfectly capable of making convincing crop circles I haven't heard what John Michels says but it's you know the breathless true believers always rush forward into the abyss and proclaim could only…

…is here in New York he decided to come and join us here at the studio. Terrence is here going to be talking at st John the divine and at source of life center during a weekend this weekend and you'll be seeing this show actually after the weekend. So…

…Nina Gravoy some of the great psychedelic women. This is very important to discuss. Some of you may have read odd John by Robert Bly where he makes a tremendous case that fathers should provide initiatory experiences for their children. We're not talking…

…know indeed the entire western tradition is informed by this idea of the incarnation of the word you know in the gospel of John it says in principio: AD Verbo AD Verbum incognito, AD Verbo carifactum est in the beginning was the word, and the word was…

…the species. The thing that seemed to me so important about the psychedelic experience was that it happened to me. I wasn't reading John Chris Sustom or meister Eckhart, of course those guys right on it happened to me it happened to me, yes and and so…

…think I don't really have an opinion whether it will or won't, but I could see it go either way. Well I mean I get like John seed said to me it's too late as far as the rainforest is concerned he says the inertia is too great in the whole system…

…late as far as the rainforest is concerned he says the inertia is too great in the whole system it's too late. So I said okay John I mean it was the first time somebody said it to me just like that. He said it would take a miracle. I said oh that…

…it in rolling stone okay. So I heard it also from Yoko. She was there and gorby said to her: isn't it a shame that John Isn't here to sing give peace a chance. Now at the time in the white House with Nancy and ronnie, number one they'd never heard…

…the mystery could not speak for itself. So if you want to have a dialogue with the mystery, it's there and it needs no John the baptist, it needs no exegesis of any sort. Thank you all very much. One parting shot do you sense any significant irony in…

…pounding going on in the backyard was just incredible. So they might be interesting test animals to put through this. Yeah, John Millay based his past work in Macedonia Largely on the fairy faith in celtic countries, which you obviously are familiar with.…

…one, my god god help you if your life is so desolate and empty that you follow me. I mean I'm either looking for the John or trying to buy the New York times or something but don't do that it's bad mental hygiene to follow it lacks panache. Does…

…500 documented cases of women who believe that they had the fetus removed in an abduction situation and I said: fascinating, John, what kind of physical trauma do these women display? And he said: there's no physical trace whatsoever. And I said:…

…do these women display? And he said: there's no physical trace whatsoever. And I said: fascinating what does that imply to you John? And he said advanced surgical techniques of which we have no knowledge. And then I realized you know I was dealing with…

…of magical matter. There was a quantum physicist there, Stephan Glashow of Harvard, and he said: well I've got news for you John Quantum physics has turned matter into magical material. So now the whole program of saving reason has to be abandoned. The…

…of a very long poem and then the commentary upon this poem. The poem is written by a character that Nabokov creates named John shade, and the part that I wanted to call to your attention this evening runs like this: that rare phenomenon, the iridule…

…Christianity, the anticipation of the end of the world and the exegesis of revelations that has been worked out based on the visions of John of Athos. You know it's a good try but it's not a paint by number script for the unfolding of the world. By…

I am most pleased and most happy to introduce our very special guest speaker tonight, Mr John porter. Well it's a pleasure to be here it's wonderful to see so many familiar faces and so many. I've been doing a lot of traveling recently I was in New…

…of creativity? Some of you may be familiar with a theme that was very big in Medieval Religious art which was the apocalypse of saint John or of somebody. There are a number of these apocalypses and I think that many of us may come out of a kind of…

…due to a circumcision accident. He was reassigned as a female, raised as a woman, and apparently accepted it more unlike the famous John John case. And there was a case recently which was brought to attention. The John John case where there was a similar…

…a circumcision accident. He was reassigned as a female, raised as a woman, and apparently accepted it more unlike the famous John John case. And there was a case recently which was brought to attention. The John John case where there was a similar…

…and apparently accepted it more unlike the famous John John case. And there was a case recently which was brought to attention. The John John case where there was a similar incident. The person was raised as a girl. and at age 12 rebelled and insisted…

…apparently accepted it more unlike the famous John John case. And there was a case recently which was brought to attention. The John John case where there was a similar incident. The person was raised as a girl. and at age 12 rebelled and insisted on…

…a theme you get as early as Whitman. I sing the body electric you get it in Stephen Vincent Benet in his poem John Brown's body, where he says: I see the human body cold electric rage, and he pictures it as a superstructure. Electricity as information,…

…are concerned, I cornered an expert on these matters, John Michel, Who's no hard edged reductionist and I asked him. I said John What's going on in Southern England? And after hemming and hawing he said rural British Fun and I think that is what's…

…it happened and when it happened in a short span of time and we can study the history of that time let us say between John D and newton in England and we can study everything that went on. We still don't understand what went wrong because none of the…

…alchemical revolution that would do pride to a Renaissance Magus. That's essentially what you're calling for. Yes it's very close to John Dee's dream, John Dee's failed dream and his dream failed because thirty years war wiped out the possibility of an…

…would do pride to a Renaissance Magus. That's essentially what you're calling for. Yes it's very close to John Dee's dream, John Dee's failed dream and his dream failed because thirty years war wiped out the possibility of an alchemical kingdom in Central…

…dubious proposition. And then here is this same author writing of mescaline and reaching for metaphors drawn from meister Eckhart, St John of the cross, John Chrysostom, comparing the light falling into the folds of his trousers to the light of Caravaggio…

…understand not only did my mother not tell me and my father not tell me, but Aldous Huxley never told me and neither did John cross and neither did meister Eckhart. All those people were apparently flying at a lower altitude than I, a 19 year old brat…

…to this there was no selection for being able to handle it. And then there's another issue in relation to your question, John which is, first of all some people say: well not all shamans take hallucinogens. Well, true, and I've excited some people's ire…

…a limb and then let's cut the limb off. So what you do is you create this pseudo paranormal phenomenon, you get John Mitchell, Colin Andrews all these people to proclaim its weirdness and then you reveal that it's easily duplicated. That's one theory. In…

…is it exactly? What is the secretary of the interior referring to? He's referring to the gospels. No, in the revelation of st John this thing is laid out. It's very complex. Angels come and pour down diseases, oceans boil it takes a long time, there are…

…most puzzling pieces of literature in the Christian Canon. And the textual basis for this fantasy is entirely this revelation of st John the divine. That's right and is that the apocalyptic, the millenarian or both? Both yes because at the end you see the…

…story. I do think that might be even a bigger danger but that's another story right now well I'm after the revelation of st John the divine no this is the end of the world scenario of scientism. And then we have the end of the world scenario of…

…for something really weird. Well that's true I know about the flying saucer we're in a much better position to anticipate it than John the divine of Patmos was. Well you sort of started on the scientific end with the mention of the astronomical chaos and…

…in a way if you take the years ago, we have the coincidence of several sacred documents yes the revelation of st John the divine yes, the time wave another sacred document in software form the mayans and the Christian Calendar or the gregorian calendar…

…that he was scheming on came to him and that they made love and in the middle of the night I got up to go to the John and I had to cross through his room and it was also my impression that she was in bed with him. Well when we sorted it out…

…possibility of by a mere shift of perspective its opposite premise will gain power and come into focus. I think it was John when we went around the circle mentioned his interest in shamanism. There's a wonderful book called the forge and the crucible by…

…which he called the gospel of st dunstable, possibly because this monastery had been dedicated to st dunstable. Well now Arthur Dee was John Dee's Son and he said that when in his own he became an alchemist in his own right and he said that when…

…role of heterodoxy and the formation of modern thought will emerge. Questions, yes, and bless you. yes, you make an interesting point. John Galavis brought me an article yesterday. You know we're all tied up now in this pluto return. I'm not an astrologer…

…point. John Galavis brought me an article yesterday. You know we're all tied up now in this pluto return. I'm not an astrologer but John brought me an article talking about how I don't know whether it was the last time or the time before last that the…

…the soul, and here's an attractive partnership: green plus psychedelic. How about the other simian mysteries celebrated in the cathedral of st John the divine? Yes, plants are psychedelic. It has to be understood that this is the way to the guy in mind…

…In the first three gospels in the new testament the model is that jesus Christ is born as a child. He's initiated by John the baptist. A new spiritual illumination occurs at the time of his baptism and he undergoes a development and becomes god. So it's…

…you know and of course what you end up doing is you end up reading scholars of mysticism, and then I would read about what John of the cross or somebody else got hold of and then I would try for it and I don't recall getting too far but when…

…from whatever strange dimension this is that sends these drugs their personalities. It certainly is an interesting personality and lily is. You know John is a juggernaut. Do you know him? No, oh my god, John's such a trip. I mean some people are just you…

…he would just show up out of the fog you know to lay these wraps on you. Yeah they didn't make too many of John. Ketamine actually distills a certain element of the psyche and then just lets that element interact with this whole weird plane and there's…

…where we start requesting a favorite song. Okay, the octopus blues briefly. I talked about visible language a little earlier and John reminds me of a wonderful metaphor and insight into all of this, which is: you know nature always provides models for…

…evolving through the centuries as to what's happening on the internet currently so that's you know that's why I'm here, can I? John prince, middle aged roomer showed up at Terrence's house 60 years ago showed up 30 years, resisted the computer and the gym…

…all that and now it's like it's coming it's got me and here I am how do you feel about your day? It's here to stay, John Yeah I know, it's definitely here to stay. Hi I'm Gerard Hall and I live down south in the beach. I'm a gardener and sculptor…

…I'm looking forward to it some more. Great, Jim hears all this stuff and tapes it all, and so he's a well worn pebble. I'm John, I'm a British Scholar and I'm just finishing this weekend and I very much wanted to come in and learn as much from you…

…totemic animal. This also explains all those tentacles on early copies of astounding. It's interesting that you should mention this because John Lanier lectured in San Francisco last year and he spent the first hour of his lecture talking about how when he…

…of knowledge but it's now this combinatorial matrix that new forms can emerge out of. And all of a sudden I discovered John Walker's website. John walker is the founder of Autodesk and from what I've heard, a terrifyingly bright man. And John walker has…

…guy's room so this one night I hadn't taken detour, but this fellow had taken detour and at one point I had to go to the John so I debated for a long time about how this was going to disturb his trip and maybe I should piss out the window but no…

…up with the mummy of Christ? Well that's the kind of situation that these dead sea scrolls may place Christian Hermeneutics in John Allegro's book. No, John Allegro died recently. Sacred mushroom oh no the book by Philip K dick is called the transmigration…

…of revelations and it sounds like a description of an urgent point. Well this has been suggested. To put the gospel of John in context. Get to Charles book the apocrypha and pseudepigrapha of the new testament. This concludes tape 5. Our program continues…

…and that's very exciting. I mean a plane that can fly to orbit yeah yeah did you get into that at all with John Allen and the whole stick there, which is: I'm against any group that keeps secrets and georgifians keep secrets. I'm not against georgifians…

…less and illiterate lower middle class where before, the lower middle class was the pool of our intellectual creativity that's where John Steinbeck came from and Henry miller and all of the people who drove the evolution of cultural values. So, and you…

…dam is. So that's kind of interesting too. Wild card line: you're on the air with Terrence McKenna Hi Great I made it. This is John in las vegas 105 1 hi John, how are you doing? Hi, I talked to you guys last year on March 19th. I called and…

…too. Wild card line: you're on the air with Terrence McKenna Hi Great I made it. This is John in las vegas 105 1 hi John, how are you doing? Hi, I talked to you guys last year on March 19th. I called and related the experience about the dream and…

…that it's a kind of jonian phase. I don't know whether on Terence's Novelty wave we're entering a resonance with the period of st John the baptist, but st John the baptist's role was to say to people: repent for the end is at hand. Well Terence is the…

…phase. I don't know whether on Terence's Novelty wave we're entering a resonance with the period of st John the baptist, but st John the baptist's role was to say to people: repent for the end is at hand. Well Terence is the local representative of the…

…John the baptist's role was to say to people: repent for the end is at hand. Well Terence is the local representative of the st John the baptist principle. You see he proves to us all the end is at hand by his novelty wave and then he engages us all…

…So at any rate we're nearing the end of an era. So there's a sense of an impending end, which is one element of st John the baptist's message. The other is a sense of repentance, a sense of awareness of what we've been doing and the fact this can't…

…moving into a higher perspective on what we've been doing. That, I think is the present religious mood of the age, and John the baptist offered initiations into new ways of seeing a sense of death and rebirth through drowning, holding people under just…

…followed a lot of ancient instructions such as jill was suggesting, with the invocation by name and sound wearing the clothes and John D did all of these things and the invocations are recording and there are many people now practicing this system of…

…this system of angel magic in England and in the United States where the invocations are written down in notebooks. There's the John D society that publishes this material for anybody who wants to try it. But do they do it while looking at particular…

…and varied career. Indian musician, student of the magical systems of the Renaissance and of Dr D founding member of the John D society. Founder of the institute for global analysis IGA, yes and founder of the institute for visual mathematics. The author…

…most puzzling events in the whole history of science generally is the afternoon in July of 1582 when at mortlake in his study John D was distracted by a brilliant light outside his window and stepped outside to receive from a creature he described as the…

…Welsh. Now we actually hear no more in anybody's diaries or letters of the gospel of st dunstable. However, Arthur D the son of John D writing some 30 years later and reminiscing about his father said that from the time he met Kelly he spent a great…

…In any case the several groups that have studied the vonage manuscript have not looked at the amounts of encrypted material in John D.'s diaries of which there's over 92 pages of strings of numbers and letters which if it were found to be encoded…

…of his yes he did oh yes I didn't hear that oh yes that's great queen Elizabeth and Philip Sidney and Francis Bacon visited John D at mortlake one afternoon to see his library because he had more books than anyone in England and he is a very, very…

…I think it's important that the audience hear it. I wanted to. You know what happens with drugs is what what happens with st John of the cross writing in the 16th century talks about as the dark night of the soul. And this is something that happens…

…the contrast between the incredible light and joy that you are feeling and the absence of it produces great depression, which John calls the dark night in traditional mysticism. What happens when the dark night of the soul occurs when the mystical light…

…much as 30 seconds, thinking, I don't know they were really exactly this much, and that's usually the last thing you remember. So John what is this all about? This is all in the press. It's going to be published in the journal of ethnopharmacology. I…

…standing by waiting to hear from you with your money. 471 6291 I know I'm going to hear you on the street saying: oh John you had Terence McKenna on. That was just incredible man, yeah hey man, it was so incredible you didn't even bother to pick up…

…there's a different taste: sweet, salty, bitter these are all essential to do these rebalances. There's a book I think by Timothy John McGill it has to do with the whole book on bitterness and the kind of biases that are against that are culturally…

…the mushroom so that they could refer to the mushroom without directly referring to it so that only the believers would know. John Allegro's case is interesting but not entirely persuasive. There needs to be more work in this area. There is something going…

…the world with a gnostic intent and they started and they were probably they started out as Jews but they were persecuted. They claimed John the baptist as one of their own and he was a member of some kind of baptismal cult because we know he baptized…

…images, interior processes which are mental, and these things definitely arise at the quantum mechanical level. It's been shown by John Smythies and others that there are quantum mechanical correlates to hallucinogenesis of one atom in other words a compound…

…mechanically described, and mind as experienced so far. What I've said is true generally of hallucinogens and of the anesthetics that John is interested in, and of other drugs and experiences as well in other words ordeals, dieting this sort of thing can…

…by these signals from these other dimensions that there is a great deal of noise in the circuit. This is what I would say to John if he were here: that it is no great accomplishment to hear a voice in the head the accomplishment is to make sure that…

…back on the history of the race and the philosophical and religious accomplishments of the species, this should always be done. If John were here I would get a debate going with him. All drugs are dangerous, all drugs at sufficient doses or repeated over…

…his his presentation is belonging to the universe. And then on December 4th we have environmental activists Australian Environmental activist John seed, who will be presenting the council of all beings and he's developed this work along with Joanna Macy, if…

…lid off some of these government black operations, you don't find super scientists and brilliant minds, you find people like Gordon Liddy and John Dean and you know half wits clowns seem to lie behind most of this. I believe that no I am not a…

…terrifies some people, it liberates others it's the same reality you know Stephen Vincent Benet says something about at the end of John Brown's body. He says when the prophets of strange religions ball out their bizarre despair, do not join them on the…

…the corner and that madame lafarge seems to have just come in from the baths and taken her seat, and cleopatra is headed for the John and so forth and so on. How real is this who knows? I mean it's a matter of discernment. Well, what I would say I…

…to an intellectual dialogue you can possibly take and I don't see it greatly changing. I mean I see people like Andy Edmonds and John Hanna and the folks at maps and all these new educational voices and positions, but we only grow as the REST of the…

…about approaching it avoiding it managing it interpreting it. That's all there is although there are exceptions, like for instance John Uri Lloyd's Hollow earth novel. Edith Dorfman, which was published in 1888, contains six chapters describing a mushroom trip…

…the shaman to the animal mind suggests that that's the clue to entering this atemporal or 4d perceptual sphere. Q and as John mentioned at the beginning, in the Christian Tradition the principal symbol of the holy spirit, which is that which gives inspired…

…picture of this kind of tribal reality anything I know of that's ever been in a Hollywood Picture. Well how about John Borman's Picture the emerald forest? That's a better picture of this situation, more authentic, more authentic. Yes, I didn't see at…

…a better picture of this situation, more authentic, more authentic. Yes, I didn't see at play so I can't say but I thought John did a good job with that, considering he had never had a psychedelic experience at that point he was feeling by theory and…

…has involved a very complex linguistic system. Where the surface of the creature is its mind. Yeah you know the book by John Steinbeck Sweet Thursday Mm mm you should read that book. The main character, doc, has a laboratory where he studies octopus and…

…me and nothing was strange enough. I loved the science fiction films of the 1950s and I was into the music of John cage early, early on and of course all of these things funneled me toward psychedelics. I mean, psychedelics are like the quintessential…

…know no, that's not how people are. We have a marxist model or we have a freudian model, or we have you know John Stuart Mill's model who knows but somebody's model. So ideology? Someone said language was invented in order that people could lie, and in…

…not even that interested in itching and certainly less interested in diddling around with graph paper, that I should be the John the baptist of this new dispensation is pretty peculiar. I'm not even into long division. When you were balancing out various…

…know a new kind of this topological manifold over which probabilistic or previously thought to be probabilistic events are flowing. What Pfeiffer, John Pfeiffer, is saying in this book is he it's a study of the cave art of Spain and Southern France and…

…things in their peregrinations through time but they claimed to be that branch of original Christian Intentionality that drew itself around John the baptist. They were a baptismal cult pre Christ, but just like 40 years before and they then in the diaspora.…

…spectrum and this was of course very baffling to Christian Morality but Christianity has an incredible debt to gnosticism. The gospel of John and revelations this whole bit in the beginning was the word, this notion of the going forth of the word this is…

…logos. He says a more perfect logos would be beheld rather than heard. In other words, the formulation you get in the gospel of John in principio AD Verbum AD Verbum Caro Factum est in the beginning was the word yes it was the word in the beginning…