c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…you know, washed up. And then I sat up, smoked a joint and visions stabilized deep, this DMT thing. And then, as Ken says, this long come down, this long, cerebral, thoughty come down over several hours where you just feel most comfortable and stabilized…
…mean, the species name is the word for it in a native language. It's called coffee. It's also called yahe in Colombia. But Ken made a good point that it's made by somebody. See, this isn't like coyote or mushrooms or something, where it's in its natural…
…grow your own or what have you the drug problem would shrink to a whole new dimension. Here's an interesting bit of email. Ken from Bloomington Indiana says: hey art you know when I was in the army we used to say: killing for peace is like…
…just for a few minutes and that will settle our breakfast and settle our minds and to set us up for what is to come. Ken what can you say about these? This is ken Symington, the best psychedelic CEO on the west coast. Ex CEO Ex CEO. Well Terence is…
…that was pretty interesting. Where should we go for our hearing test? That's what it sounded like. I had never done it before. Ken told me about it last night. Well that's pretty interesting. I don't know how many of you have heard it, but when you…
…abuse problem. Government has a money abuse problem. And anything that will fill the coffers of government I'm against. Unfortunately, Ken, it sounds nice to say decriminalize it and everybody will be responsible and do their own. But when you decriminalize…
…a kind of chaotic and haphazard way, and then we can talk about it afterwards, which is, to my mind the most interesting part. Ken always forces us to formalize or formulate these talks months in advance so that he can print it in the brochures so that…
…grow your own or what have you the drug problem would shrink to a whole new dimension. Here's an interesting bit of email. Ken from bloomington, Indiana says: hey art you know when I was in the army we used to say: killing for peace is like…
…largely determine the end state and then this is what shamanism is is this ability to judge those conditions and call it life. Ken don't you think that as an ayahuasca guide helps yeah I think that what ken's referring to is in the areas where ayahuasca…