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EPISODE · May 23, 2016 · 1H 17M

Podcast 504 – “We Are Descendent’s of Stoned Apes”

from Psychedelic Salon · host Lorenzo Hagerty

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] “I tend to think that there is a kind of unconscious racism in the suppression of the idea that the origin of not high culture but of humanism itself is in Africa.” “[The psychedelic experience] is about what is real, not what is culturally sanctioned.” “The ego lives by constraint. It draws lines, and this drawing of lines is a denial of the primary truth of the world, which is that it is seamless and one. Once you start drawing distinctions you're off into dualism, and it's no joke to say that dualism is the root of all evil.” “The Eleusian Mysteries are Cretan Mysteries that have been transplanted to Greece, and that's really where the psychedelic religion died.” “The major political task for people like ourselves is to be more stoned, is to find out more about the dimensions of the psychedelic experience.” “The drugs of the future are likely to be these non-invasive electronic drugs.” “Virtual reality is very important to creating a sane human future.” “The human visual apparatus is unbelievably forgiving of error. In fact, the human visual apparatus is set up to suppress error.” “Computers are becoming more like drugs. Drugs are becoming more like computers. The computers of the future will be taken orally, and the drugs of the future will probably be jacked into.” “What I think virtual reality is good for is showing each other the insides of our minds.” Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] “I tend to think that there is a kind of unconscious racism in the suppression of the idea that the origin of not high culture but of humanism itself is in Africa.” “[The psychedelic experience] is about what is real, not what is culturally sanctioned.” “The ego lives by constraint. It draws lines, and this drawing of lines is a denial of the primary truth of the world, which is that it is seamless and one. Once you start drawing distinctions you're off into dualism, and it's no joke to say that dualism is the root of all evil.” “The Eleusian Mysteries are Cretan Mysteries that have been transplanted to Greece, and that's really where the psychedelic religion died.” “The major political task for people like ourselves is to be more stoned, is to find out more about the dimensions of the psychedelic experience.” “The drugs of the future are likely to be these non-invasive electronic drugs.” “Virtual reality is very important to creating a sane human future.” “The human visual apparatus is unbelievably forgiving of error. In fact, the human visual apparatus is set up to suppress error.” “Computers are becoming more like drugs. Drugs are becoming more like computers. The computers of the future will be taken orally, and the drugs of the future will probably be jacked into.” “What I think virtual reality is good for is showing each other the insides of our minds.” Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option

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Inner Healing Intelligence: Emotional and Spiritual Growth Through Psychedelics and Mindfulness Dr. Laurie Little Are you living your best life filled with joy, meaning and purpose? Or do your days race by, full of striving, achieving and accomplishing, only leaving you somehow defeated, anxious or disappointed? Clinical psychologist and psychedelic therapist Dr. Laurie Little shares how living your best life starts with listening to and trusting your own Inner Healing Intelligence. Everyone has an Inner Healing Intelligence that moves us towards health and growth. Learn how to let your inner wisdom be your own guide to building a life with meaning and purpose, peace and joy. Visit www.laurielittle.com for more. Inverted World Somalgia “Everything is backwards, everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, psychiatrists destroy minds, scientists destroy truth, major media destroys information, religions destroy spirituality and governments destroy freedom” - Michael EllnerOn ‘Inverted World’, Somalgia present a psychedelic interpretation of a dystopian reality set in a world not unlike our own. The album covers an eclectic range of influences & genres from black metal, trip-hop and folk to progressive & psychedelic rock.Conceptually, ‘Inverted World’ follows a journey of awakening in which the protagonist struggles to come to terms with the nature of reality, falls down endless conspiracy rabbit holes, battles addiction, consumerism & technology overload and ultimately understands what it means to be an outsider in a backwards world.How deep does the rabbit hole go? Let The Trees Speak Absolut Absolem 🌳 The forest awakens. 🌌 Voices rise from the roots, 🌿 branches whisper in psychedelic echoes. 🎶 “Lass die Bäume sprechen” is not just a track – it’s a ritual 🔮, a dialogue with the unseen. 🌀 The labyrinth calls… 🤫 the trees gossip in shadows… 🌬️ the forest breathes with you. ⚡ Here, your soul is recharged, entangled in sound and myth. Step inside the labyrinth of echoes, where reality bends and the trees themselves begin to speak. Dare to listen… 👁️ Very Ape Podcast Sean Dunne Welcome to the place beyond the bullsh*t. A high vibration conversation about psychedelic healing, consciousness expansion, revolutionary politics, sex, and art. Hosted by documentary filmmakers Sean Dunne and Cass Greener. www.veryape.tv

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