c/terence-mckenna
The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.
…are under the influence of a kind of chaotic attractor that is pulling us tighter and tighter. A tightening gyre, as William Butler Yates said, a tightening gyre around a transformative principle that lies ahead of us in the future. Now, strangely enough,…
…say but they are fortunately a kind of chrysalis of ideological constraint that technology is in the process of dissolving. William Butler saw this in the 19th century. Teilhard De Chardin reached it in the 40s and the 50s. Mcluhan Expressly articulated…
…an expression of the universe's will to become. That causes me to think that we may be in the shorter gyres as William Butler Yates called them the shortening spirals of this vortex of novelty and compression. You see a curious quality about this kind of…
…and expression of the universe's will to become. That causes me to think that we may be in the shorter gyres as William Butler Yates called them the shortening spirals of this vortex of novelty and compression. You see a curious quality about this kind…