c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…the story journalistically, that is, as a series of biographies and cute tales of the personalities of the long-haired genius like Mozart, who had done this or that. Including yourself, right? A little bit in Chapter 9. An appropriate chapter, eh? And the…
…because I don't think language is a limiting problem. Written down in a language you can get a score of Beethoven's Symphonies or Mozart Piano concertos. I mean I can read music, but for me it doesn't come to life from this language I have to hear…
…you love your father? And the other one I clapped literally everything else: who is your favorite composer? And the answer had to be Mozart. So I met rianne and we fell in love almost immediately. And then I thought I've got to try the test. I thought…
…says Sibelius who happened to be my least favorite composer? And I said oh by the way who was your favorite composer? And she said Mozart. Of course, if I had known that I was being tested, I had not a clue. Anyway that's not only how we met but…
…me and say: I remember what you said. But I took it at 9 o clock in the morning and I wanted to listen to Mozart and there were people moving around in the house forget Mozart. Mozart is great without the adjunct of these things, Mozart can stand on…
…at 9 o clock in the morning and I wanted to listen to Mozart and there were people moving around in the house forget Mozart. Mozart is great without the adjunct of these things, Mozart can stand on his own. My notion of what you're trying to do when…
…9 o clock in the morning and I wanted to listen to Mozart and there were people moving around in the house forget Mozart. Mozart is great without the adjunct of these things, Mozart can stand on his own. My notion of what you're trying to do when you…
…to listen to Mozart and there were people moving around in the house forget Mozart. Mozart is great without the adjunct of these things, Mozart can stand on his own. My notion of what you're trying to do when you take one of these things is: you want…