c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…came to us out of ethnography and anthropology, out of the work of Wasson and Hoffman and earlier, Havelock, Ellis and Weir, Mitchell, Henri Michaud, all the people who worked with psychedelics. At first it was worked with by artists, by literary people,…
…came to us out of ethnography and anthropology, out of the work of Wasson and Hoffman and earlier, Havelock, Ellis and Weir, Mitchell, Henri Michaud, all the people who worked with psychedelics. At first it was worked with by artists, by literary people,…
…years make it very little happened. Mescaline did nothing, though. It was taken by Havelock Ellis and William James and F. Weir Mitchell. And it did not spawn a craze. It did not influence large numbers of intellectuals, particularly then in the forties.…
…went back to Huxley and read more carefully, saw that he was working from the earlier work of hadlock Ellis, Weir Mitchell, Fitzhugh Ludlow. It turned out that there was this whole tradition, albeit an underground tradition, in western intellectual or…
…went back to Huxley and read more carefully, saw that he was working from the early days of pavlok Ellis Weir Mitchell, Fitzhugh Ludlow. It turned out that this whole tradition, albeit an underground tradition in western intellectual or aesthetic sense,…