Showing posts with label Terence McKenna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terence McKenna. Show all posts

November 18, 2009

Terence McKenna: You Are an Explorer, and You Represent our Species

While we're on the theme of psychedelics today, i figure it's a good time to post this fantastic little clip of Terence McKenna magic.

In this 2 minutes of inspiration, Terence talks about the role of psychedelics, our role as humans, what to do, what not to do, and sums it up nicely at the end with a message of what it's all about.

These are notions i absolutely absorbed earlier this year, and should be absorbed by all to help towards creating our new paradigm.

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October 23, 2009

Terence McKenna's Message to Artists

Do you accept your mission?



"The artist is the antennae of the race" — Ezra Pound
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October 20, 2009

Terence Mckenna - Reclaim Your Mind

More Terence!
A short clip where McKenna talks about the ins and outs of creating culture rather than consuming it.
(the music is a bit distracting, but what can ya do)

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Terence McKenna - Culture is not your friend

Terence McKenna talks about our culture and its de-humanizing flaws, and suggests a way to fight back...

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Terrence Mckenna - Nobody is smarter than you are

A small clip from a Terence McKenna lecture where he encourages direct experience, self-trust, thinking for yourself, and transcending idealogy.

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First post: Terence Mckenna - Culture is your operating system

Our societal values and culture customs define our beliefs. And if everything we do and think is filtered through our beliefs, then our belief systems are one of the most significant factors of life. In this clip, Terence McKenna relates culture to being like the operating system that runs a computer. A clever approach. He talks about our current culture, its problems and how to fix it. He talks about our true nature and its relation to our culture.



Who controls our culture? Is it our governments? Is it our history? Is it undefinable?
What can we do to align our culture more with our true nature?
Do we truly perceive reality correctly?
Does our culture contain beliefs that limit the growth and evolution of the human soul?
Is it time to redefine our belief systems of reality? Or are we already on the ball?
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