Terence Mckenna but you're looking down on culture....

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[@realramenrates5606]

I mean if I'm listening to Terence McKenna there's a 50% chance I'm already looking down on culture.

[@TheTruthAndLight]

Aliens only look for future 👽👽 T McKenna here 🥳

[@shane_l8085]

Fun game.. take psychedelics with your friends and play 'The floor is culture (instead of lava)'.

[@muhafizali14]

With true friends . Don't need bad company. They can ruin your experience, initiate paranoia and give you bad trip that you will never forget.

[@shane_l8085]

I know too well, my first experience aged just 17 I broke all the rules and yes indeed it was a trip to hell I've never forgotten.@@muhafizali14

[@StottMikel]

This comment made me snort a bunch of coffee out my nose. well played my good sire.

[@avian8354]

Genius❤

[@RayoAtra]

"Culture is not your friend" - Terence McKenna

[@th-pw8pn]

Possibly one his most poignant statements, because he really wasn't joking!... 😕

[@rollebiscuit8181]

Since there are so many recordings by Terence with him expressing the same Ideas and Images, you never really know where to look. Thank you for that clear simple refreshing reminder. you have me rolling in tears

[@aaronbeardsley3261]

"Monkey, but youre in love with bananas"

[@sneakersot00l77]

🍄Everyone should have a heroic quest at some point in their lives..💯🍄

[@TheTruthAndLight]

Terence McKennas incarnated body John is the One to save ur asses, Aliens we Become for Alien Gods Above 👽

[@Darquine]

Culture can definitely be an imprisoning bubble. Can br difficult to see the bars. Like a fish trying to see the water it lives in.

[@tj03297]

"This is Water" by David Foster Wallace uses your exact fish analogy speaking about values of education, though I think it's just as pertinent here (assuming you didn't borrow it from him) fs.blog/david-foster-wallace-this-is-water/ "There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says “Morning, boys. How’s the water?” And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other and goes “What the hell is water?"... "None of this stuff is really about morality or religion or dogma or big fancy questions of life after death. The capital-T Truth is about life BEFORE death. It is about the real value of a real education, which has almost nothing to do with knowledge, and everything to do with simple awareness; awareness of what is so real and essential, so hidden in plain sight all around us, all the time, that we have to keep reminding ourselves over and over: “This is water.” “This is water.” It is unimaginably hard to do this, to stay conscious and alive in the adult world day in and day out..."

[@user-wn8fb4nr1m]

Trapped under ice😮

[@wonkyfug]

Wait, someone knows something? Where are they? Allow us to introduce ourselves! AAAAAA

[@wonkyfug]

Hahahahahaha And if you think that's crazy there's WOAAAAAAAAHAHAHHAHAFBFPFP

[@gonnfishy2987]

Real

[@danialmr5960]

Keep up the great work

[@MrMaxcypher]

There are breaks in the folded map. Fall into those.

[@alicergicwonderland]

What if there are 2 worlds co-present in our experience because there is the material world the unawakened hylics believe is all there is but we are actually aliens that are playing a video game, and when we die it's like we are reawakened back into realizing, sort of like the blunt finished hitting and death is the coming-down which is ironic as we are actually reuniting with our higher selves (this makes me chuckle) as aetheric 4-dimensional beings, and each alien still plugged into this video game we call "The Matrix" uses their controllers to affect the outcomes of this material world through our actions, as above so below, and taking shrooms is like a cosmic easter egg where we get to see the duality of worlds for a brief moment in the infinitely recurring Torus illusion we call Time, simply marvelous stuff

[@sdeshmukh7838]

Whats the name of the background music please?

[@Some1whoRemembers]

That title is too funny,might as well be the title or subtext to 95% of his talks.

[@SpaceHobo42]

Its almost poetic.

[@FunFreakeyy]

0:56 What is it called? The fault? The fall?

[@Sethiety]

The fall

[@FunFreakeyy]

@@Sethiety Thanks!

[@hannah-em2jc]

can someone explain this to me

[@RugMann]

In this lecture, Terence is explaining how he believes our societies perception of reality is entirely built and dictated by the cultural constraints and beliefs we were born into, forcing our society to ignore the presence of a second reality, that of the psyche or the mental reality. And that this ignorance of that second reality is by its very nature against our fundamental being and causes strife and internal conflict because our perceptions are out of balance. That's what I understood from it, at least. Hope this helps you 🙏

[@RugMann]

Its really boring watching this random dude stare off at a dirty city for 4 minutes. Terence deserves better

[@groovygamers1]

What do you want? Fractals? Tie dye shirts? Get over yourself

[@RugMann]

@groovygamers1 How about something with a bit of effort. Like footage, which actually helps to evoke the thoughts being conveyed through the messages of the video instead of some melodramatic emo stock footage. If you're going to include a visual element, you should at least make it related to the lecture, not some antisocial nihilistic crap. It takes away from the words being spoken

[@RugMann]

@groovygamers1 You're holding a bag of sht in your profile picture. Why do I even bother 😮‍💨

[@jackd9300]

Give us like B-reel of shit and not just 5 minutes of the same shots back n forth

[@Scitzowicz]

A smidgen of discontent me thinks - don’t let it get in your way o pilgrim