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Post by Mech on Jan 22, 2004 7:36:11 GMT -5
Terence McKenna 1946-2000 "My life is like a James Joyce scratch pad," declares Terence McKenna. "I have a lot of fun, a kind of reverse paranoia. I think reality is a plot for my own amusement and advancement -- which it seems to be. It's absolutely eerie." Ethnobotanist, radical historian, and co-steward of a botanical garden in Hawaii where he collects endangered planet species and their lore, McKenna is, as well, a world-class psychedelic researcher. Terence text archive:www.deoxy.org/mckenna.htm#swordListen to Terence McKennamckenna.psychedelic-library.org/
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Post by boomerchick on Jan 23, 2004 21:54:14 GMT -5
I heard Terrence McKenna on the Art Bell show a couple of times. Sounds like an interesting far out gent! bc
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Post by boomerchick on Jan 23, 2004 22:01:35 GMT -5
Nothing is unannounced. Everything is preceded by the shockwave of its coming. So somehow the spreading zaniness of reality is part of the boundary-dissolving qualities that are going to make up this new cultural mix of disembodied human beings, nanotechnologically-maintained environments, dissolved self-definitions, people living at many levels at the same time; intelligence as a kind of free-flowing nonlocal resource that comes and goes as needed; prosthesis, implant, boundary dissolution -- these things are usually presented as fairly terrifying. But in fact I think behind it all lurks, you know, the demons who do calisthenics in the angles of every room on this planet to keep it all from collapsing into a flat line.
- Terence McKenna - _Live at Wetlands Preserve, NYC July 28, 1998_
Found this on the site you recommended!
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