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@playingintheband442
@playingintheband442 Күн бұрын
Were they actually the true blue meanie's which are cyanecans,or were they the cubensis strain of blue meanie's.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 23 сағат бұрын
good question I’m sure they were the cubes, however they were sold as pan cyans. I took a 1g and a .5g trip more recently and I was surprised by the potency, which made me question, but they look like cubes so I’m fairly certain they are.
@playingintheband442
@playingintheband442 23 сағат бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes I pick the pan cyans here in Florida and have had some really high dose experiences with them .We also have cubes here in Florida and i usually won't pick them anymore ,there just not strong enough.
@Thexanman999
@Thexanman999 2 күн бұрын
Hey!! What is the name of that tapestry?! /where did you get it? I would loveeee that for trips 😭 please helpppp
@musicmann1970
@musicmann1970 3 күн бұрын
If you like Be Here Now, you might like Way of the Peaceful Warrior.
@wayno-ms1gm
@wayno-ms1gm 3 күн бұрын
Best done with a friend
@johnlocust
@johnlocust 3 күн бұрын
The only writer I know that can make you feel like you're on some mind-altering substance is Philip K. Dick. He constantly makes you question the nature of reality. I can't tell you where to start, but "Ubik" is the first one that fried my synapses a little. I'd also recommend "The Diary Of A Drug Fiend" by Aleister Crowley.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 2 күн бұрын
Yea I agree with that, though I’ve never actually read a Phillip K Dick novel, only watched adaptations and heard about them, but I should pick up one of his books sometime. Thanks for the recommendations! 🙂
@alpez4542
@alpez4542 3 күн бұрын
Is that the yellow sand that you are using, where is extracted from? , when you open your eyes is the same experience or is different
@elfinaubrey
@elfinaubrey 3 күн бұрын
been there many a time , I like it because it's instance and only last 20 mins or so , that first hit the sparkling ✨️, keep safe DMT sister 🙏🏽
@bobbyjohnson5637
@bobbyjohnson5637 3 күн бұрын
Women should feel more insecure putting there body’s out there like this.
@Juju_The_Dude
@Juju_The_Dude 3 күн бұрын
"I HAVE to tell you about the dialogue I had with the mushroom." Say no more. Marry me.
@cozydreamer81
@cozydreamer81 4 күн бұрын
It's important not to give our power away to the mushrooms. Maybe if I completely owned my power I wouldn't need them at all. There was a time when I genuinely couldn't imagine living without them. Not in terms of cravings or need, but how else could I ever have such a strong connection with myself and the Universe? I did reach my personal limit for a while, though, and I'm so glad I have had this 10 year break. I appreciate ordinary, innocent, every-day consciousness so much. It's only because my ordinary been suffering lately that I am seeking their guidance. But really, taking a long break helped me remember what is important -- especially after the drama of some really difficult trips. It's important not to get lost in the sauce. Gotta have some basic ass pasta to put that sauce on and now you have a proper meal. :]
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 2 күн бұрын
This is great insight and I’m happy you shared it, I agree about the importance of breaks and to “not get lost in the sauce” , it’s such an important message and it’s not an easy one, it takes effort to truly understand and not only understand but act in accordance with the wisdom you know to be true, that connection with the universe with one’s own self is something that comes from within and it’s important to not give your power to something outside of yourself, it’s all within you, it’s true, thanks again for your comments!
@cozydreamer81
@cozydreamer81 4 күн бұрын
There are an infinite number of wild, symbolic, and creative ways to experience ourselves, especially with psychedelics. What you experienced with the chess match sounds like what any sober person would experience playing chess... magnified to cosmic proportions. The battle, the deception, the struggling with defeat that comes with it... well, times 1,000 plus aliens. I'm just saying it's not totally outlandish that you experienced something totally outlandish. And it's not something you need to focus on in your life or make significant, if it doesn't fill your heart with joy. All that significance is decided by you. The indescribable cosmic revelation of ancestral DNA is no more important or true than the everyday moment sipping tea, watching your favorite TV show. And you get to choose which of the two you are now, regardless of what experience you had. This is why people stress intention for big journeys; to use this rocket fuel of consciousness and propel towards our preferred reality and self. Otherwise, you may just get a brilliant explosion in many directions. That has value too, but you do have to sift and sort through it either way. And I would also advise to be mindful of how much "excess" visionary experience you take on. Meaning, experiences that don't have any way to be integrated into your life. It can be a burden, just like taking in too much food who's energy you don't use becomes a burden, or anything else. It's hard to walk straight when you are carrying all this strangely shaped baggage. You've probably already moved on from this one but I just wanted to share because you seemed genuinely distressed. Expanding our consciousness is awesome but getting lost in a psychedelic mess is not awesome and totally optional.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 2 күн бұрын
Hi there! I’m late to respond but thank you so much for this thoughtful comment I genuinely appreciate it and yes you are right I have moved on from much of the rawness and even distress I showed in this video, I’ve integrated quite a bit since this trip and much has happened but I want to tell you I very much agree with your points and I appreciate hearing them, it’s good to have those reminders and I take them to heart. Thanks again for your valuable input and thanks for listening to me share my experience. 💙✌️
@cozydreamer81
@cozydreamer81 4 күн бұрын
Just make sure not to put the mushroom experience above the daily sober one. The mushrooms probably wouldn't let you get away with that, though, but you don't want to learn the hard way.
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 4 күн бұрын
i have to say i find it incredibly fascinating that when you've tripped heavily that you've been able to recognize the neurodivergent side of your brain (when i was getting out of a psychosis state in a sense and doing my own healing work, i noticed a perspective shift when taking mushrooms, seeing how anything that could have scared me before started falling away and seeing various stars and patterns start rising even more rapidly right before my eyes, i remember during the peak of going through this revelation id call it in my brain i heard a voice say to me "its okay, you're going where you need to be, you're doing great, doing great.. as the voice fizzled out into nonsensical sounds.) i also applaud you for talking about this and how psychedelics and autism can work together and give you the most evolving aspects of an experience and the beauty within the psychedelic experience but also being able to stay grounded and not go to the schizophrenic side at the same time, my brother has schizophrenia and could never do psychedelics again unfortunately. i find it phenomenal you can use them as a healing tool and creative inspiration for you and who you truly are! psychedelics have only brought you closer to the connectedness you may have struggled with in the past as well as social situations. never question putting up videos like this, i was crying with you at the end and wanted to reach over and hug you through the screen 🥰💖 you are doing amazing in my eyes and are really smart to be able to discuss a topic like this! ive always been into the human psyche and psychedelics only enhanced this for me! i also could tell you were mathematically smart as you definitely have shown logical/mathematical thinking from your vids as well, i love that! never stop believing in yourself and i truly hope you continue to post these videos as they have brightened up my weekend and have helped me keep climbing the upward spiral, realizing im not alone as a psychonaut and being able to talk about psychedelics and so much involving them in further detail is incredible in its own, theres a whole community out there and more that loves you! 💓
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 3 күн бұрын
@@snowyangel6248 thank you so much for this comment too! It’s all so encouraging to hear and I appreciate you so much! 🥰
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 3 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes I appreciate you so so much 🥰💫✌️💖 thank you again for sharing this!
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 4 күн бұрын
you have an incredible psychedelic book collection!!! 🍄<3 i agree 10000% with you about "Be Here Now" By Ram Dass really being the bible of them all and the most important book you can really have among all of the others, it tremendously helped lead the way into more knowledgeable trip reports and really immersing myself the most in the moment no matter what that is presently and keeping me grounded + determined to continue shining my own loving awareness within my life. i also love meditating to certain mantras from ram dass, its a beautiful thing for me :) thank you again for sharing, you know i just recently got a bookshelf myself, you'll get one soon (total priorities though i know what you mean lol i just had to re-arrange my whole place this year after getting a cat so had to move my collectibles in another bedroom and then bam i had to get a bookshelf lol!) i also have the books "LSD My Problem Child By Albert Hoffman" and indeed also read it on this past bicycle day it was great to read in dedication to such a crucial, evolvement day in psychedelics. i also agree that aldous huxleys "doors of perception" is definitely the OG trip report book (i started it and unfortunately never finished it, i need to pick it back up again) oh and side note you totally can read through be here now at any page and gain value from what you read and meaning <3 one of the things i truly love about ram dass additionally. as for terrence mckenna books, id highly recommend the book "True Hallucinogens" ive read that one a couple times and shares some fascinating trippy adventures in the amazon among both dennis and terrence! (as for more UFO inspired psychedelic books i also recommend possibly checking out the dark lore volumes by blair mackenzie blake who also runs the tool band website) i could get lost in the dark lore volumes for hours if i had the chance 👽 i also feel fortunate to have obtained some classic psychedelic "ah cook books" you could call them from the early 70s hehe :) it explains the making of DMT and pscilocybin as well as smart ways to manage your trip, almost like a trip guide/manufacturers book! they even have classic numbers listed on the back for where you can obtain the ingredients to start your own dmt or shrooms or marijuana also, its so resourceful and now i think a relic to the drug world at least. i hope we both can find time to indulge in our favorite psychedelic books! i have done a lot of past reading as well during my bit of a hiatus actually tripping where instead i took a step back and wanted to read more into others experiences and look into my experiences on another resourceful realm and connect with other memorable aspects of the trip. after reading the book true hallucinogens and listening to certain psychonaut interviews i ended up writing a full fledged report of my first DMT experience and await doing that again in the near future for my next one, then read both and compare the two :) im so excited for my upcoming trippy adventures, spiral out and dont stop being amazing beautiful hippie soul friend <3 sending you love and the best vibes! and i would totally love if you ever ended up doing a book review after completing one of the books! you've also inspired me to re-look at timothy learys books as i feel a lot of what hes written would connect with me as i can be a bit out there sometimes too ahah, im excited all over again to start reading again thank you so much for that !!! <3 oh and P.S. when you mentioned about synchronicities- as soon as i opened youtube this morning i was hoping for some inspiration for my upcoming trippy camping trip as i mentioned in comments from a previous video and it started with watching a shambala festival interview then i found your channel! everything started getting back into a flow for me watching psychedelic inspired videos again and reblooming the flower of motivation and ultra optimism for my next super exciting experience 🍄 ive also had times where i experienced rounds of bad synchronicities but have learned to re-wire my brain to only recognize the worthwhile meaningful thought provokingly positive synchronicities to resonate in my life (but really i need to buy that book, i know it will help me if i end up going to the dark side ever again or just give me more insight as to why that happened in my brain before) .. okay sorry for the rant, i cant help but fully dive into my thoughts and feelings on your videos, i knew i had to set aside a day i had time to comment and what better time than now lol thanks for reading and im always happy to listen to you talk, you're a great conversationalist and vibe tremendously with your insights <3 we would never shut up being put in a room together i can already tell aha 😄✌🌠🌈💞
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 3 күн бұрын
Hi there again! 😊I’m loving your comments so much! I wish I could express everything I want to say to you, but I might need some time lol. I agree we could find endless things to talk about everything I’ve read from you resonates so much and it’s exciting! I definitely want to get a copy of True Hallucinations. Oh and hope you have a wonderful time on your upcoming trippy camping trip! 😀Those are my absolute favorite! 💜💜💜✌️🍄💕
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 3 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes 🤩💖 Thank you again for the good vibes! Just seeing your responses has put the biggest smile on my face, knowing you're truly reading them and resonating with things I've had to say is an amazing feeling 🥺💞 we'll keep in touch! Can't wait for your next video 🍄👽✌️
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 3 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes oh and 10000% recommend true hallucinations, it's definitely in my top 3 for favorite psychedelic books 🍄🤩
@PennyDahl-k9j
@PennyDahl-k9j 4 күн бұрын
I've never heard of this girl how come it's not nowhere around me where do you get it at how much is it
@salmanmosharraf5847
@salmanmosharraf5847 Күн бұрын
How bored you have to be to ruin your life like this
@PennyDahl-k9j
@PennyDahl-k9j 4 күн бұрын
❤😂🎉😊 15:16 😅
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 4 күн бұрын
super brave and inspiring of you to post this! thank you for taking the time to share your live experience, it has only helped me gear up and await my own upcoming one soon! :) you are amazing! and also love all the psychedelic art you have hung up especially the "oversoul" painting by alex grey, im a huge fan of his work after learning about him and his art through tool and wow his story + psychedelic journeys are profound! appreciate you motivating me for my near future today, stay trippy friend 👽
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 3 күн бұрын
thanks I’m so glad you found value in watching this experience I’m happy to share and it’s awesome to hear you love the art!! I will stay trippy! ✌️thanks again for all the amazing comments! 💕
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 3 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes 🍄🤩✌️👽💞💞😍
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 2 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes aw im so happy to have spoken my thoughts now! your much welcome, sending you love and good vibes xo 💓✌
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 4 күн бұрын
wow!! im so thrilled i found your youtube channel and you had the courage to put up this video, i want to start by saying your mind is absolutely beautiful and i could truly resonate with so much of what you said. the fact you're a fellow psychonaut AND tool fan is incredible and gave me butterflies, such a rarity omg! my first ever psychedelic sexual experience was 9.5 years ago taking mdma for the first time ever in my life (and with the man im still in love with today) we had a life changing experience together and had hours of activity in our first experience together too, it was all night and then we never left each others side after that (he moved into my apartment the day after ahah when you know you truly know, everything was perfect and only was getting started 💯🌟) PLUS we had the tool album lateralus starting our experience with the most intimately beautiful part of our night occurring during the songs "reflections and intention" ill never forget that night that turned my world around to peace, love and psychedelics as my lifestyle forever with a partner i felt i could love and trust as my shaman by my side awaiting what adventures i'd want to partake in next with him. since then we've had multiple various experiences and interestingly enough some of my most profound experiences were after a brutal one (cant deny my life being a rollercoaster girl lol). for example, our end of year in 2021 was a bit umm chaotic to say the least, i had a falling out with my own self + mind and i felt unsure about who i was and my purpose (and mind you had been months since i touched any psychedelics either., overall i was starting to feel a bit withdrawn/isolated).. then to begin the year 2022 we had our first kandi flip together and it took our relationship to another level all over again (and it was at a tool show!!!), after the concert we had the best sex of that year without a doubt (or most memorable you could say) and felt i was on cloud 9 for myself and also the love i feel i can project to my partner, everything felt rejuvenated for me mentally and once again so evolving and life changing, unlocking a new level in my life almost if that makes sense lol then of course i fell down a mental rabbit hole again this year for a brief time then managed to get myself out of it thanks to my own self healing/light work (im grateful for what i can do to transform my mind time and time again, kinda resonated with what you said about your perception on the song schism but yet in a beautiful healing way of what i have control of and my pieces "fitting" ideally into my life again versus disillusions i never need to believe) so fast forward to more healing- me and my partner went camping and took shrooms + mdma together and it was the highlight of our year and summer, opening our minds once again to new beautiful possibilities :) it helped us regain our confidence to maybe welcome in other partners into our lives to join in on our fun and maybe even introduce sex + psychedelics to someone in the most magically unforgettable way possible and someone who may never have had the experience but has wanted to- one day! manifesting the best always and am for you now also friend, thank you for sharing this story and helping me share part of mine, as well as goals for my evolving fun future in sex + psychedelia. (and side note: I watched your dmt clip as im preparing my own experience soon! thank you for helping me feel more ready to dive in) you're magnificent in so many ways, stay trippy + happy xo 💞🍄
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 4 күн бұрын
wow ☺️💜thank you so very much! I’m happy you found my channel! I love that you shared your story with me and that you resonate with what I talk about, this was such a refreshing comment to read and I feel such a connection with everything you said. It’s so encouraging to hear that you appreciate my mind and the topics I discuss and experiences I share 😊 awesome that you are a Tool fan as well! I wish you the best in all your psychedelic adventures and beyond💕🍄✌️see you around!
@snowyangel6248
@snowyangel6248 4 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes the fact you responded to me made my heart so happy 🥰 so awesome you took the time to read my story too, thank you so much for the good vibes and wishes on my psychedelic adventures its so appreciated! and yes see you around for sure, im a new fan and subscribed now hehe 🤩✌🍄
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 3 күн бұрын
so happy to have you here 🥰
@jonnyvos7113
@jonnyvos7113 5 күн бұрын
That wouldve been trippy as fuck! Youre brave!
@mattplay417
@mattplay417 5 күн бұрын
I love you😊
@colerideskrooked
@colerideskrooked 5 күн бұрын
Two years late to the show but thank you.
@markh5283
@markh5283 6 күн бұрын
Not being mean.. just tripping love you..thx for the video I understand completely
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 6 күн бұрын
faces are weird tripping lol, but seriously I need the space for my third eye 👁️😂
@markh5283
@markh5283 6 күн бұрын
I'm tripping balls right now!! Her forehead is messing with me hard!!!
@cricket62200962
@cricket62200962 7 күн бұрын
Did Frank Yang put you onto some of these books? He had a book video a while back and had recommended a lot of these which I then picked up.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 6 күн бұрын
I don’t watch much Frank Yang but I definitely know of him and love everything I have seen, but no i have collected these books over the years and I’ve mostly gotten my recommendations other places on the internet.
@cricket62200962
@cricket62200962 6 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes Thats awesome Funny how we are going the same destination from different places :) <3
@kkl3ighh
@kkl3ighh 8 күн бұрын
wow so this is what i looked like haha
@magnificentbastard666
@magnificentbastard666 8 күн бұрын
🤪 😜 🤪
@magnificentbastard666
@magnificentbastard666 8 күн бұрын
What's it like to have a 3some on psychedelics Me : what's it like to have a 3some.
@magnificentbastard666
@magnificentbastard666 8 күн бұрын
Was it your left armpit or your right armpit?
@pollobionico
@pollobionico 8 күн бұрын
Progress made by your grandfather epigenetically passed on to you.
@benjiyogi639
@benjiyogi639 8 күн бұрын
The Upanishads and the 11th chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, in terms of psychedelic philosophy.
@bishikon
@bishikon 9 күн бұрын
be here now is incredible. i was gonna suggest 'the book' as well, but you had it at the end. i would love if you made a video on your MBTI or enneagram
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 8 күн бұрын
Yes it is and nice good to know we have similar tastes :) and I’ll keep that in mind.
@ThatGypsyBoy
@ThatGypsyBoy 9 күн бұрын
I feel like I’m watching Napoleon dynamite DMT
@zoicaras2992
@zoicaras2992 10 күн бұрын
these are all really great recommendations. i especially love the books that play the balancing act between hard science and quantum theory while also blending in shades of spiritualism. because as with anything, i do believe we have to consider all angles to get the full picture. gonna be hunting these down in the coming weeks and months! also it's lovely to see more and more people mention the bhagavad gita - speaking as someone who grew up hindu. i never really took it seriously, but as life went on, i realised a lot of the metaphysical and philosophical concepts i subscribed to are more or less from that book - just with a different coat of paint, maybe with less legendary prose and more grounded i suppose (as grounded as one can be in this realm lmao). but yea, awesome video! Edit: holy SHIT yes, book reviews would be so cool. psychedelic book club question mark???
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 9 күн бұрын
Thank you!! Yes psychedelic book club would be awesome 😊 I want to! I’m glad you appreciate the books I shared and the “balancing act” I try to maintain in my quest for answers, and it’s cool to know you grew up Hindu and have that relationship with the Bhagavad Gita, thanks for sharing. ✌️
@KingBrandonm
@KingBrandonm 10 күн бұрын
I do have a serious question: That thought of autism being evolution, did you see that on the LongeCity forums at some point while exploring ideas on the internet? I made a forum post there in, like 2010 in high school about it.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 8 күн бұрын
I’ve seen the idea in various places, maybe that was one of them.
@KingBrandonm
@KingBrandonm 10 күн бұрын
Drugs in general have been my autistic obsession since 5th grade when i first discovered the books in the back of the school library about cocaine and LSD. Though my first trip was shortly after my 29th birthday. I spent most of my 20s off drugs and truck driving. I'm 30, a few months from 31, a homeowner, childfree and engaged so I turned in my keys and got a regular job as a hotel housekeeper. I'm just starting my Psychonaut Era, though it's been a long time coming. Just wanted to get my life in order, build a stable foundation to put me in the right set and setting. Before trucking i mainly lived on family's couches, and never felt comfortable doing more than smoking weed. And while hallucinogens are one of the few drugs truckers can do, idk, it never felt like the right time. I was a trucker when i had my first LSD trip, i was on a month-long hometime at the time. I am getting a DMT vape cart soon to continue exploring my mind.
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 8 күн бұрын
Hi there thank you for sharing! I enjoyed reading your story and I’m wishing you the best in your Psychonaut Era! ✌️
@BerserkersBattle-816
@BerserkersBattle-816 10 күн бұрын
DMT cannot be explained fully enough by words its something you have to experience just like sex or any other drug. It is the greatest ride in the universe.
@Zoqask
@Zoqask 10 күн бұрын
Thanks♥️😍 will look some of these up🙏
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 10 күн бұрын
You’re welcome! 💜
@SipsandRips
@SipsandRips 11 күн бұрын
Thank you for this. I have never done DMT nor seen someone experience it. I don't know what I was expecting, but this made it seem much less...scary.
@SipsandRips
@SipsandRips 11 күн бұрын
Thank you for these recommendations! I'll check out Alien Information Theory. I'm interested in DMT experiences. "How to Change Your Mind" by Michael Pollan was awesome too!
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 10 күн бұрын
You’re welcome! :) Definitely check that one out 👽, and yes “How to Change Your Mind” is one I’ve wanted to read.
@cantyouhearmeknocking1961
@cantyouhearmeknocking1961 11 күн бұрын
Trout Fishing In America..
@Zoqask
@Zoqask 11 күн бұрын
Namaste🙏wonderful to hear . Sounds like the medicine raised elements you needed to be aware of. The integration stage is where the "business" end happens. The challenge sounds wonderful in that you have questions that remain in order to be understood and accepted. These will be answered over time 🙏
@AshleyGraetz
@AshleyGraetz 11 күн бұрын
Nice collection. Siddartha road is also a good one on the spiritual side. by Hesse
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 11 күн бұрын
Thanks I have Steppenwolf by Hesse it’s one of my favorites, I forgot to include it.
@zombiemontage
@zombiemontage 11 күн бұрын
You wouldn't believe the old books my dad had from the past. I recommend the Sacred Mushroom and the Cross by John M. Allegro
@larryh6934
@larryh6934 11 күн бұрын
Ram Dass ' Be Here Now ' ❤
@lacedchemist1295
@lacedchemist1295 11 күн бұрын
Psychs are cool. I just don't really see the use case for them anymore after realizing Jesus is the ultimate truth. I guess fun and medicinal benefits. Still not sure if those reasons outweigh the risk of a bad trip. I still wonder why God made psychs from his perspective though.
@tiMEpassersmiXin
@tiMEpassersmiXin 11 күн бұрын
Ive always wanted to read confessions of an English opium eater by Roger d Quincey. But completely random I like illusions by Richard Bach and multiple man by Adam crabtree
@anson7776
@anson7776 11 күн бұрын
hey! this is super cool, thanks for telling the world about these books. I'm totally gonna check some of these out
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 10 күн бұрын
I’m happy to share them 😊 I hope you do.
@findtheothers
@findtheothers 11 күн бұрын
Killer collection! i don't remember if you said you read true hallucinations by terence mckenna yet. but thats absolutely the next one you need if you have not already. Review is coming soon on my channel! I'm gonna check out a lot of these
@kaleidoscope3eyes
@kaleidoscope3eyes 11 күн бұрын
Thanks! Yes I listened to the audiobook on KZbin, I think you were the one that led me to it, I was thinking of buying a copy still, I was also looking to read The Invisible Landscape.
@findtheothers
@findtheothers 11 күн бұрын
@@kaleidoscope3eyes so it turns out the audiobook was created in 1982 or so and the book is 93. So there were small changes and entire sections added. So honestly I recommend reading the book itself too. Invisible landscape is extremely dense but I think with your mathy logic brain you might appreciate their foray into nuts and bolts of their theories
@derekthompson9317
@derekthompson9317 11 күн бұрын
Love to trip with you lol
@limozy
@limozy 11 күн бұрын
I would love to have any of Terence Mckenna's books