c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…always recommend, because it's easy to get and very good, dense information, that book called hallucinogens and Shamanism, edited by Michael Harner from Oxford University Press. And then, you know, there's a plethora of publishing. It's so natural to me that…
…together? Oh, yeah. If any of you are interested in this, in that well known anthology called shamanism and hallucinogens by Michael Harner, there's a classic article by Henry Munn called the Mushrooms of language, and he's talking about this. Yes. You see,…
…hard to find. Thank you. Well, that book, that's a good read. There's a book called hallucinogens and Shamanism, edited by Michael Harner. That is a lot of different articles in one set of covers. Articles on ayahuasca, on tabernante boga, I believe, on…
…is that it triggers phenomena having to do with the language centers. Henry Munn in a book called hallucinogens and shamanism edited by Michael Harner talks about this and I went to some lengths to talk to him about it and I found out that that though…
…more specifically anthropological stuff. In what order, let's see. Well here's my favorite one. Before he got into drumming, Michael Harner edited this book, hallucinogens and shamanism, Oxford University press, available in print in paper and a number of…
…I like to mention because it's easy to get and it gives you a lot for your money, is a book edited by Michael Harner called halicinogen and shamanism by Oxford University press. It has several articles on ayahuasca, a number of articles by a number of…
…These are just a few of several dozen good books on halicinogens. Who's the author of the most renowned shamanism? Michael Harner. Michael Harner's the editor, Oxford University press. These books are all freely available. The thing about Ott's book other…
…more specifically anthropological stuff. In what order let's see. Well here's my favorite one. Before he got into drumming, Michael Harner edited this book hallucinogens and shamanism, Oxford University press, available in print in paper, and a number of…
…you are interested in ayahuasca. The standard reference work that's in print is called halucinogens and shamanism, edited by Michael Harner. There are, I think about three articles in there on ayahuasca. Ayahuasca is a combinatory preparation, a beverage made…
…you, there's a book I can recommend that is excellent reading on the subjects we've been talking about. It's edited by Michael Harner, although he does not make a contribution other than to edit it. It's called halicinogens and shamanism and it contains…
…is that it triggers phenomena having to do with the language centers. Henry Munn in a book called halucinogens and shamanism edited by Michael Harner talks about this and I went to some lengths to talk to him about it and I found out that though he…
…is that it triggers phenomena having to do with the language centers. Henry Munn in a book called hallucinogens and shamanism edited by Michael Harner, talks about this, and I went to some lengths to talk to him about it, and I found out that though he…
…of you may know and you might be interested if you don't know it it's called halicinogens and shamanism. It's edited by Michael Harner but it has articles by a number of people. It has really one of the most wonderful articles ever written about the…
…I think it's the residual effect of this empowerment of speech. What was the name of the book? Halicinogens and shamanism by Michael Harner? It's in paperback from Oxford University press. Is it in the book? No it's not in the book. It's an excellent…
…an extraordinary range of how shamanism manifests itself, and I think one of the best examples is the contrast that Michael Harner drew between the jivaro culture or the shuar culture and the amilwaka, who used the same major psychedelic Banisteriopsis…
…aren't many places you can read about it. One place you can read about it is there's a book edited by Michael Harner called Hallucinogens and Shamanism, Oxford University Press. And there's an essay in there by Henry Munn called The Mushrooms of Language,…
…After some extremely intense boundary dissolution experiences with my wife we have gotten to the point where, using straight Michael Harner Shamanic journeying techniques we routinely have each other's visions. I think I'm wondering if it isn't as much a…