This preparation notwithstanding, he and his brother returned from their experiment changed men, to spend perhaps the rest of their lives constructing theories about that overwhelming experience, as they continue to ask “What happened?”. “SOME DMT QUOTATIONS” [from “5-Methoxy and Purple/Green Spit–Fall, 1996”]: Yet however much we may be hedonists or pursuers of the bizarre, we find DMT to be too much. Instead, it includes an interview with Douglas Rushkoff where Terence is mentioned (and, I would argue, partly misconstrued) as well as some advertisements for Sound Photosynthesis, FS Book Co, Big Sur Tapes, and for Spacetime Continuum’s excellent post-Alien Dreamtime album, Sea Biscuit. hide. Ken, then, at 86, is the only major available source of organizational information about these seminal psychedelic conferences. Posts about Human Be-In written by terencemckennaarchives. Today’s random item from the archives is another in the line of Terence McKenna’s work reviewed in Library Journal. Matt also has his own relevant tattoos: Terence’s iconic face and “Archaic Revival” written across his back. [citation to a 1993 interview in Green Egg magazine], With the DMT experience now available to anyone willing to extract this endogenous (you’ve got some in your pineal gland right now) entheogen from any one of the scores of different plants (many of them common North American “weeds”), it seems that the fools and angels among us are being offered “divine eyes” for seeing the “universal form,” or something like it. I am particularly enamored of the vertical, columnar orientation of the Table of Contents and the marbled, malachite-green hard cover beneath the dust jacket. In McKenna’s wry recounting, the dynamics between the five members of this amateur ethnopharmacological expedition are, in the lighter moments, diverting in the manner of a New Age soap opera. Terence McKenna - The Human Story. Leo showed the way, because Leo knew the way. This is an important and enjoyable contribution to the lamentably small body of literature of psychedelic understanding. He was full of warmth and spoke candidly, promising to honor his pledge as friend and teacher. the backbone of his narrative is an account of the party’s voyage along the Putumayo River, of their difficult overland trek, and their surroundings at their destination, La Chorrera, and it is to this linear ground that he continually returns after flights into psychedelic theory and cosmic philosophy. Lib., Germantown, Md. “I have an absolute faith that the universe prefers joy and distills us with joy. In an earlier ‘weekly haul’, I mentioned that the archives received a copy of Paul Krassner‘s book Murder at the Conspiracy Convention and Other American Absurdities, which contains Krassner’s interview with Terence under the title ‘Further Weirdness with Terence McKenna’. And, I salute him for that. Terence McKenna. Terence McKenna has perceived this problem and suggested its resolution: Probably only a synthetic duplication of ayahuasca compounded with the correct percentages of DMT and beta-carbolines will ever make the experience available outside where it is endemic. Terence McKenna appeared on the pages of Gnosis numerous times over the course of its history and he and Kat were among its earliest subscribers and supporters (as you’ll see later in this post). He heard this from the mouth of Hermes himself, which for McKenna is the Psilocybe Cubensis mushroom, a true entheogen or independent intelligence that he believes is actively promoting human evolution. The book, published by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), is based on interviews that Stolaroff and his wife conducted with Jacob in 1981 at the behest of Ann & Sasha Shulgin who had originally introduced him to MDMA in 1977 (the same individual who is called “Jacob” in Stolaroff’s book is referred to as “Adam Fisher” in the Shulgin’s own book Pihkal). Do you know the lyrics for this track? Hermes’ Seven Steps are the levels of consciousness through which the shaman journeys, and the Emerald Tablet is his roadmap for a safe trip. It was a result of many years of work, and while my summer and all time went into the production last year, it was clear that the 'Experiment at La Chorrera' would be … Following this initial encounter, Jacob became a quick convert and is credited with coining the nickname “Adam” for the substance to indicate his conviction that the experience stripped away the ego’s self-defense mechanisms, anxieties, and inhibitions and returned one to a psychological state of primordial innocence. And, of course, I have the full set of 17 spectacular light photography photos from Chip Simons’ 1991 photo shoot (all of which are on offer through the crowdfund). This next item is another long-sought-after acquisition that became available on eBay after many years of searching in vain. “The imagination is the golden path to everywhere.” The True Hallucinations talking book had, however, just been produced and was positively reviewed, in this first issue of Gnosis, by Ted Schulz. 2. Here, in Vol. Jay also tells me that Terence was instrumental in helping Gnosis to acquire its first, game-changing, high-end laser printer, for a substantial discount, via Terence’s … Add lyrics on Musixmatch. Seeing Your radiant color filling the skies and seeing Your mouths and eyes, I am afraid. Scrobbling is when Last.fm tracks the music you listen to and automatically adds it to your music profile. In Spirit Matters, Pallamary recounts his journey to the Maya ruins of Uxmal to meet Terence in 1998, his meeting with Terence, his gift of a short story collection, how he was turned on to TM by a “sweet little old lady who had sent [him] tapes of his lectures,” an experience on thirteen Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds combined with “what Terence McKenna would call a … I have an entire previous blog post on this edition. Terence McKenna appeared on the pages of Gnosis numerous times over the course of its history and he and Kat were among its earliest subscribers and supporters (as you’ll see later in this post). [Google Translate provides a rough translation of “The Truth of the Hallucination World”]. A couple of weekends ago, I had the opportunity to visit the pleasant foothill community of Sierra Madre, just north of Los Angeles, at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains and the Angeles National Forest along with Bruce Damer (whose continued work on the problem of the origins of life on Earth has received renewed attention in a recent special issue of Scientific American). However, it begins with a set of excerpts by Terence from Esalen in December of 1999, only a few months before Terence’s death, which I thought would make an appropriate object of attention for our remembrance…. Start the wiki. According to this individual, McKenna was optimistic in his quest to “reach” friends and loved ones from the great beyond. poetry, song, story… and that set the stage for the fall into history – the incredibly unusual and self-consuming process that has been going on for the past fifteen or twenty thousand years. But, in the meantime, I figured that I should at least share some of what’s been coming in. It’s now for us to do as he would have had us do.”. youtu.be/wOXdeQ... 0 comments. I would also recommend you ignore the small part about the time wave theory which he used to try and map out the relationship between the I-Ching, numerology, astrology and human history. That is what religion is trying to download to us, and this is what every moment of life is trying to do — if we can open to it. Terence and Kat were among the earliest ‘Helping Subscribers’ (donating $20 in addition to a $15 subscription), which helped allow The Lumen Foundation to publish 5,000 copies of this first issue. These are primarily useful as focused instances of reception of Terence’s work as well as to see how he would have been portrayed to the audience of this widely-dispersed trade publication. 5. Later and not far away, in Florencia, I also encountered and used visionary brews made from Banisteriopsis vines, the yage or ayahuasca of 1960s underground legend – Terence McKenna Published in 1989, True Hallucinations tells the story of Terence McKenna, his brother Dennis, and a small band of their friends, heading to the Amazon rainforest in search of the … [cited from “Among Ayahuasquera,” Gateway to Inner Space, Prism, Great Britain, 1989, pg 202], This is precisely the concept of an “ayahuasca analog.”. I knew Leo the last five years of his life. This is a book about the kind of revelatory mystical experience that is induced by psychedelic substances. There are celestial worlds, there are infernal worlds, there are paradisiacal worlds. The audio clip comes from Dec. 1994 from his lecture at the Esalen Institute, which may be found below in full. A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. In particular, Jacob is substantially responsible (opinions sometimes vary on exactly what that responsibility entails) for the significant proliferation in the use of MDMA among psychotherapists in the late-70s and early-to-mid-80s with some close to him speculating that he delivered the method–and, of course, often the MDMA–to more than 4,000 therapists. Over the weekend, on my way to a conference in Berkeley, I stopped in San Francisco, at the apartment of Jay Kinney, who was the editor of Gnosis magazine (1985-1999). It is as if a Trans-Personal Intelligence were revealing data deliberately designed to create the widest possible opportunity for the mass expansion of consciousness. — Jim DeKorne. We will live in the imagination.” [citation to interview in Omni magazine]. 11. Eventually, after years of looking, one came available on eBay, and I was delighted to add it to the collection. He also translated Cesar Calvo’s The Three Halves of Ino Moxo: Teachings of the Wizard of the Upper Amazon among other projects and has recently self-published Hypomnemata: Stories, Fables, Memories (which he kindly signed a copy of for me). The Emerald Tablet…is a living document that speaks to each of us directly about our personal transformation. He spoke and wrote about a variety of subjects, including psychedelic drugs, plant-based entheogens, shamanism, metaphysics, alchemy, language, philosophy, culture, technology, environmentalism, and the theoretical origins of human consciousness. Here are a few semi-randomly selected items that have somewhat recently found their way into the Terence McKenna Archives. The McKenna brothers proposed their rigorously phrased answer to this question in their work, The Invisible Landscape: Mind, Hallucinogens, and the I Ching (1975, Seabury Press), a serious and carefully constructed cosmology that synthesized their Amazonian revelations. Fueled by a diverse curiosity for the non-ordinary, Terence McKenna's journey into the mystery was one of a kind. Only, it’s a major disappointment. McKenna treats this issue with intelligence and bemusement, and this is what elevates his account from mere psychedelic theory-mongering into a genuine, candid inquiry into the nature of the psychedelic experience and of the solutions to the existential questions the experience intimates. I was also, happily, able to acquire Adam Sturch’s original, untitled, 2019 drawing of Terence based on early (Amazon), middle, and late career images. kind offer by Jeff Drew to allow me to make prints available as part of our ongoing crowdfund (for which many of the other artists mentioned on this page have also donated prints), Terence McKenna Archives Acquisitions Update, workshop with Terence McKenna and Riane Eisler, Terence McKenna and the Secret Chief (Crowdfund Acquisitions #4), Alucinaciones Reales: Relato de las Extraordinarias Aventuras del Autor en el Paraiso del Diablo, an entire previous blog post on this edition, Terence McKenna Ads in Magical Blend Magazine (June 1998), Terence McKenna, Entheobotany Seminars & Sierra Madre Talks, a recent special issue of Scientific American, The Three Halves of Ino Moxo: Teachings of the Wizard of the Upper Amazon, Crowdfund Acquisitions #3 – In Memoriam: Terence McKenna (April 3, 2000) – Excerpts from Esalen 1999 in ‘Green Egg’ Magazine, https://terencemckennaarchives.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/phil00-12-15d2t07.mp3, Crowdfund Acquisitions #2 – Illustrator Matteo Guarnaccia Brings Italian Translation of ‘True Hallucinations’ to Life, Crowdfund Acquisitions #1 – Gnosis Magazine (First Issue, 1985), Review of ‘True Hallucinations’ Talking Book, Terence McKenna Archives – Random Item #42 – ‘The Archaic Revival’ Reviewed in Library Journal (1992), https://www.gofundme.com/terencemckennaarchives, Hooray In A New Way (The Elves Of Hyper Space), Terrence McKenna - The Shamen Re-Evolution with Future Sound, 04 - Zuvuya with Terence Mc Kenna - Shaman I Am (Eclipse Mix)-trytry, 02.pete namlook & mixmaster morris - hymn, Terence McKenna w- Zuvuya - Dream Matrix Telemetry. At any rate, Arjuna is deeply disturbed by the vision he receives: 24. This is scaring the socks off me!” … It always cloaks itself. “Cool, very cool.” -Terence McKenna – http://www.ICHING.com, Terence McKenna in Hawaii @ New Millennium Institute, May 24-30, 1998, [My apologies to everyone for a long hiatus in posting on behalf of The Terence McKenna Archives. Normally, the thought of spending nine-and-a-half hours listening to a psychedelic veteran recount his most memorable trips would leave me cold, but McKenna pulls off the feat of entertaining in the process. By far the largest original artwork that currently exists in the archives is Aaron Raybuck‘s (48″ x 24″) canvas painting ‘Shamanistic Explorer’. The ideas presented in this collection of interviews, speeches, and articles are radical even now, and will challenge the reader. What lies ahead is a dimension of such freedom and transcendence, that once in place, the idea of returning to the womb will be preposterous. It’s not an entirely honest encounter. 9. As I wrote on August 28, 2012,…Read more → And, I felt that his saying that to me inducted me into a group of people that I think of as Leo’s Tribe, Leo’s People–and for Leo’s Tribe, Leo was our chief…he was the secret chief. Fortunately, scans of volumes 1-9 are available on Erowid. They are relatively large photos at approximately 10.5 x 7.5 inches (plus border). This first item has been on my list for a very long time and has taken me quite a while to find. The reason for our visit was to talk with Ken Symington, who, among a range of other noteworthy life-achievements that are not the focus of my immediate attention, was the co-founder (along with Terence McKenna, Rob Montgomery, and Jonathan Ott) of the Entheobotany Conferences that took place every year from 1994 to 2001, often held at Chan-Kah resort near the Maya archaeological site of Palenque in Chiapas, Mexico–here’s a short video of Terence being interviewed near the hotel pool during one of these conferences in January, 1996: (From Left: Ken Symington, Jonathan Ott, and Christian Rätsch at Hotel Chan-Kah near Palenque), Of the four founders of the Entheobotany Conference, Terence died in 2000, Rob Montgomery, sadly, died last year (2017), and word from Jonathan Ott has been sparse since the tragic burning of his home in Mexico by arson in 2010. It’s one organism, one thing. McKenna has been exploring the “Wholly Other” for 25 years. Bruce Damer in the Nature Friends theater in Sierra Madre. At other times they take on the aspect of allegory, reflecting the diametrical human reaction to the power of the psychedelic experience as the group ultimately splinters intro two factions. I feel deeply honored to be asked to speak at this occasion.”, “I felt, when I stood near Leo, that I was standing next to a giant; and what the experience of standing near a giant was was the experience of the wisest, kindest, gentlest, funniest man that I’ve ever had the privilege to know.”. I say absolutely not! To really understand McKenna, you have to go where he’s been and that’s becoming easier all the time. There are many insights on current spiritual movements such as goddess worship, deep ecology, space beings, and virtual reality. Let’s go back to dancing mice and little elves and, you know, the happy, nice stuff! Thanks, in particular, to Castellarte, the publisher of the Spanish translation of True Hallucinations — Alucinaciones Reales: Relato de las Extraordinarias Aventuras del Autor en el Paraiso del Diablo (2001). McKenna says we’ve gone down a dead end, and we need to back up and go out the way we came in. Terence McKenna, philosopher, psychonaut, ethnobotanist, 1946-2000, “The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.” These are the worlds that open up to us on our shamanic journeys, and I believe we have an obligation to explore these domains and pass that information on to others. So, when I saw an inexpensive copy of the June issue show up on eBay, I thought it might be a good candidate for the issue that contained the initial review that prompted their “Fall” rejoinders. He grew up in Paonia, Colorado. 4. Hence, I find myself in the grip of a love-hate relationship with him, caused by the manner in which he mirrored the wildness of my own thinking, on the one hand, and, on the other, had the courage to take it as far as it … published by Stampa Alternativa, this is an Italian book (translated ‘Psychedelic Heresies’) that includes an interview with Terence McKenna called “Sacri Antidoti,” mostly about Buddhism. This post will be the first in a series where I share the fruits of The Terence McKenna Archives crowdfund campaign. The Japanese translation of Food of the Gods, also published by Daisan Shokan, is called 神々の糧 (ドラッグ) : 太古の知恵の木を求めて : 植物とドラッグ、そして人間進化の歴史再考 (Kamigami no doraggu : taiko no chie no ki o motomete : shokubutsu to doraggu soshite ningen shinka no rekishi saiko (1993). I purchased a full set of the entire run of Gnosis magazine from Jay and will be making posts on Terence McKenna-related material that appears within individual issues as I work my way through the collection. It is not surprising that the hidden world the shamans have discovered is the same one described in the Emerald Tablet. McKenna, from 1971 until the end of his life in 2000, outlined and shared a billion years of the mushroom’s possible history to “the human beings” via books and lectures. Mesloes has also graciously designed The Terence McKenna Archives logo! Adam is prolific in his highly-competent style. In addition to these photos, I have slowly been acquiring a modest collection of Terence McKenna art. This is another magazine that I have been looking to acquire for many years, but it wasn’t until some of the crowdfund donations came in that I felt justified spending the cost for this magazine plus the international shipping that came along with it (about $50 total), especially given that the actual content has been available online as a jpg (still, rather obscurely) for some time. I’m left with an impression of McKenna honestly and humbly seeking the truth through psychedelics, and receiving for his answer an outpouring of mysterious symbology. Javascript is required to view shouts on this page. Log in or sign up to leave a comment log in sign up. Magical Blend: It seems that now, more than ever, writers of science fiction like William Gibson, Phillip K. Dick [sic], and Terence McKenna should be known as the prophets of the future. Anyone who has experienced a full-fledged DMT flash might see a parallel here. They were kind enough to send me two beautiful copies for the archival collection. And, importantly for purposes of The Terence McKenna Archives, Ken had kept a folder of material from the history of the Entheobotany conferences, which he kindly allowed me to photograph. I’ll post a few of the highlights from the folder below. 100% Upvoted. Matthew’s art transferred to a different medium…the human body. In other words, human nature is bad, and we’re just going to use our new technology to do mean things to each other. 145 quotes from Terence McKenna: 'We have to create culture, don't watch TV, don't read magazines, don't even listen to NPR. In Dennis William Hauck’s The Emerald Tablet: Alchemy for Personal Transformation (1999), we find Terence thrice-referenced. Zeff’s part of the MDMA story appears briefly in the delightful Trick Publications pamphlet (modeled after the classic evangelical Chick Tracts) called ‘Adam & Evil? This is an edition of Terence’s work that is worth having, even if you can’t speak Italian, for the incredibly competent and compelling psychedelic art alone. Of all of the translated editions of True Hallucinations, my favorite, aesthetically remains the Italian translation, Vere Allucinazioni, published by Shake Edizioni Underground and abundantly & skillfully illustrated by Matteo Guarnaccia. –Wired Magazine. Terence McKenna’s published works have been translated, over the years, into more than a dozen languages (Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Czech, Hungarian, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Estonian, Bulgarian, Italian, Dutch, Slovenian…and, no doubt, others that I am unaware of). O all-pervading Visnu, I am unable to keep the equilibrium of my mind! I don’t care where you’re going. This rare and long out-of-print volume is only the penultimate of 10 volumes of The Psychozoic Press that were originally edited by Elvin D. Smith. Do you think they’re correct in their views? Terence Kemp McKenna (November 16, 1946 – April 3, 2000) was an American ethnobotanist and mystic who advocated for the responsible use of naturally occurring psychedelic plants. It is produced in the style of the original HarperSanFrancisco edition. Create your own roadshow. If You think that I am able to see Your cosmic form, O my Lord, O master of all mystic power, then kindly show me that universal self. Having been exposed for years to Terence McKenna’s ideas about global changes in awareness, the “ingression of novelty into time,” and the “end of history” a scant 18 years away, I can’t help but feel that it is all happening on a scale too large and at a pace too rapid for comfortable assimilation. This heady German volume includes a translated 3-page extract of Terence from a conversation with musician b-Eden, called “Psychedelische Erfahrungen” [Psychedelic Experiences]. In doing so, I took a portion of that moment to begin organizing and cataloging some of the acquisitions I have made for the archives over the last year or so. I cannot keep my balance seeing thus. …if these or similar drugs were known and used by the alchemists, they kept it a secret and no direct references to such compounds have ever been found. And we psychedelic people, if we could secure that death has no sting, we would have done the greatest service to suffering intelligence that can be done. Now return to the music.’. First, Terence is used to introduce the concept of an ayahuasca analog [from “Ayahuasca and Its Analogs–Autumn, 1992”]: Ayahuasca is exotic stuff — few of us are able to travel to Amazonia to experience its effects, and the plants from which it is traditionally compounded are tropical species which do not thrive outside of the rainforest. If you have a translated copy of a work by Terence McKenna that is not pictured here (or if you represent a publisher of such a work) and would like to donate a copy to The Terence McKenna Archives, please do send an email. Read about The Human Story by Terence McKenna and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. The mice, the elves, the alien abductors. Stolaroff’s now classic and important book addresses the life and underground work of a man only identified in the text as “Jacob.” Jacob was a U.S. soldier who became a Jungian psychotherapist, discovered what he deemed to be the therapeutic value of psychedelics, and never turned back, administering them to his patients and sharing them with other therapists while they were still legal, and continuing to do so, underground, after their use was criminalized. he describes UFO/flying saucer symbolism and visions, culminating in his climactic and life-changing encounter with an alien craft. After about forty-five seconds of that I say, “That’s enough of what you are for yourself. In addition to books, magazines, and other print media related to Terence McKenna, I have also been developing a modest collection of art and photography. share. A place to ask and share, explore and learn at the fringes where spirit and material meet. “According to this viewpoint,” says ethnobotanist Terence McKenna of the shamanic experience, “the world has a center, and when you go to the center–which is inside yourself–there is a vertical axis that allows you to travel up or down. I’d also like to re-share Robert Hunter’s all-too-little-known poem ‘Words for Terence’, written on the occasion of Terence’s death and read aloud by Phil Lesh at a memorial: Another item that has been added to The Terence McKenna Archives as a result of our ongoing crowdfund campaign is Vere Allucinazioni (1995), an Italian translation of Terence’s “talking book” (1984) and eventually paper book (1993), True Hallucinations: Being an Account of the Author’s Extraordinary Adventures in the Devil’s Paradise. He had no theory to push, he had no axe to grind.”, “In his chosen field, which was psychology and the healing of the soul, he understood better than anyone I’ve ever met that it’s a matter of letting the psyche grow and flower according to its own rules. Chip was kind enough to send me the original photo positives, which I was able scan at the university at a very high quality, and which he graciously offered me to allow to offer for donation to support the archives. Yes, it tarnishes the legend of “The Bard” for posterity somewhat, but it also brings back Terence McKenna into a much needed human dimension, by showing he was plagued with the same flaws and doubts we all possess. [for those with a historical interest, the specific version cited is Bhagavad-Gita As It Is (Swami Prabhupada), The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, NY, 1972]. At this time in our history, it’s perhaps the most awe-inspiring journey anyone could hope to make.” [citation to The Archaic Revival, Ch. 13. Eventually, with the permission of Jacob’s family, Stolaroff produced a revised edition, The Secret Chief Revealed (2004), in which he finally identified “Jacob” as Leo Zeff. Here, in this short article from The New Yorker from December 2004, Toobin reviews a legal case pertaining to religious freedom around the use of ayahuasca for the U.D.V. By the phrase “archaic revival,” McKenna refers to a return to shamanism, which he believes can be enhanced by current scientific practices. !’: Zeff died in 1988 and Terence McKenna attended and spoke at his memorial on April 17 offering an thoughtful and heartfelt remembrance that includes his application of the name “the secret chief.”, “I’m Terence McKenna. And I don’t regret anything about the situation I find myself in. After sucking on smoke that tastes like burning plastic, you discover that McKenna’s singing elves are a lot like the stars you see when conked on the head. The nexus of space and time where you are now is the most immediate sector of your universe, and if you're worrying about Michael Jackson or Bill Clinton or somebody else, then you are disempowered, you're giving it … Most recently, the tattoist and artist Matthew Scott Lawrence actually stopped by the archives while on a long road trip to drop off his original drawing of Terence McKenna, created with marker and colored pencil in 2014, which had been following him around from tattoo shop to tattoo shop until it found its way into the archive here. Check him out on instagram. This issue of Los Angeles magazine from August 1988 contains a nicely detailed description of the author’s visit to the Ojai Foundation in Southern California to participate in a workshop with Terence McKenna and Riane Eisler. 117 No. You stand present, you stand ready, and then you do as little as possible. Sort by. So, in the end, I’m for Terence McKenna. -Terence McKenna Terence Kemp McKenna (1946–2000) was an American ethnobotanist, mystic, psychonaut, lecturer, author, and an advocate for the responsible use of naturally occurring psychedelic plants. (for more details on the specific case, by the same Jeffrey Bronfman mentioned in the article, see this and this) and, in passing, Toobin makes reference to reports of the felt experience of DMT by citing both Terence McKenna and Alan Watts before dismissing both in favor of a comparison to what I can only presume is Mr. Toobin’s choice tipple. Now, Terence McKenna also says psilocybin mushrooms would have given proto-humans 3 key evolutionary advantages: First, because small doses of psilocybin slightly enhance visual abilities. This is a interesting clip of Terence talking about his perspective on the human historical enterprise. At age sixteen, he moved to Los Altos, California…, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. And, I think — I like to think — that Leo has now returned to the music. And, because psilocybin mushrooms commonly grow in cow droppings, “the human-mushroom interspecies codependency was enhanced and deepened. And, finally, a curiously curated quotation from Wired magazine (no further citation given) calling into question the efficacy of DMT and, by extension, Terence’s credibility [from “THE FINAL WORD ON DMT–Summer, 1996”]: There have always been close ties between the high-tech and psychedelic drug communities. A quote by Terence McKenna is paired with a quote by Albert Einstein to open the chapter “Marijuana and the Power of Imagination” in Sebastián Marincolo’s book of essays on cannabis intoxication, What Hashish Did to Walter Benjamin (which is also the title of one of the essays). (it’s actually nice to still have plenty more work to be done)! Given the historical context of this sudden gift, I cannot help but feel that McKenna’s “ingression of novelty into time” is about to go into overdrive. This volume includes part of an interview with Terence (that appears scattered across the issues) as well as a review of the “psychedelic bedtime stories” that make up the 8-cassette tape audio version of True Hallucinations.
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