Terence McKenna - One Of The Great Suppressed Stories Of Modern History

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Terence McKenna - One Of The Great Suppressed Stories Of Modern History
"All Of Modern Science Was Created At The Behest Of An Angelic Entity "
Terence talks about dreams, where great ideas come from, and how it is not being spoken by educational institutions
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[@sicknado]

"I'll try to be around and about. But if I'm not, then you know that I am behind your eyelids, and i'll meet you there." -Terence McKenna

[@joelarkin3714]

perfect

[@Zurgzurgzurg]

A

[@NSXTACY420]

Beauty

[@ds698]

Amazing

[@babbarr77]

Death by Bill Knott: “If you are still alive when you read this/close your eyes/I am under their lids, growing black.”

[@nayaleezy]

much more powerful to give one's attention to Terence McKenna monologues than modern political theater and the cultural dementia of this modern era.

[@Teeveepicksures]

He and Alan Watts are all ya need.

[@danielwalley6554]

Not really. It's just pleasurable to listen to, that's your only interest in it.

[@hamster7125]

No kiddin

[@AJScraps]

Will humanity in its totality ever wake up to what its doing?

[@bakermilton98]

I am tuned in to the some modern day naked apes loops of destruction, and though it is grotesque, I believe it's necessary to subscribe to it and try to understand it's complexities. Terrence is a thousand times better to listen to than the nonsense of the modern era though.

[@Kerome33]

I’ve always thought the closest thing to taking mushrooms is to listen to Terence. The dude was tremendously gifted, and I’m glad his lectures are being made available so widely.

[@morgaine2653]

Kerome33, Yes. Exactly. I have no interest in trying these things, but fascinated in what Terrance shares, and love Erowids Vault. Nature gives spiritual guidance, and corrections. Like when young, I sprayed a hornet with Raid. Suddenly the face enlarged huge, with white spray dripping down it's face. I was asked, "why did you just do that to me?" Of course, I didn't have an answer. I looked away, and across the river, was a small cloud just sitting there. I found myself saying out loud, "wouldn't that be great if that cloud came over and poured down with rain, just enough for me to grab my tools. Immediately it quickly crossed over, poured on the bees and me, grabbed my tools. Completely blown away, I looked up at the house on the hill, and my neighbor came towards me as I ran to him. "DID YOU SEE THAT?" He too was amazed. That is kind of how it works for me. Comfortable with that. At the same time, no denying I appreciate and need learning from others too.

[@scottsound4711]

Allen Watt’s

[@babbarr77]

I’m sorry, but the closest thing to taking mushrooms is taking mushrooms…nothing else is even close. Thank you.

[@siriusness7505]

Fear not.

[@JosephMcdonald-xz5js]

I would say taking mushrooms is nowhere near as educational as terrance Apples and oranges friend

[@fgcbrooklyn]

i never found an equivalent fountain of so much intellectual stimulation and provocation as the words of Terence McKenna. I am an overeducated retired college professor affected by intellectual ADHD,, an 'eclectic' (not a good label in academia), who has absorbed everything like a take-no-prisoner mental vacuum cleaner. I digested most of the stuff I learned, inlcuding the philosophy of Ancient Greece in the original language, the philosophy of the Latin world, including Christianity (I also read Latin fluently), and many many other complex systems of thought and analysis. And yet there is something in Terence that stands out. I begin to sense that he went where very few people had gone, but,, unlike his fellow travelers, he came back and was able to tell everyone where he had been and had seen. And most of all, what he had understood.. But the picky neurotic pedantic professor in me cannot let him get away with this error: at 12:00 he says the famous verse "life is a tale full of sound and fury...." from Hamlet. Sorry, no, it is from Macbeth.

[@bella3008]

You might like Osho too.

[@brandonmeiner9202]

Every time I listen to Terrence McKenna It feels like I’m listening to some multiverse version of Mr Rogers.

[@fretnesbutke3233]

😂

[@marklawson2871]

Listened to hundreds of hours of Terrance and never put that together ...lol 🙏

[@joelarkin3714]

perfect

[@seraelaine2909]

I don't know you but you spoke of my two favorite people so I followed...subscribed? I'm a subscriber now

[@alicemorrison1518]

This is a beautiful sentiment.

[@d_shuffles]

Listening to McKenna has fundamentally changed the way I perceive the world and myself. Thank you for posting these 🙏🏻🕉️☮️🧘🏼‍♂️🌌

[@miguele.antonetti9999]

"When truth can be told so as to be understood, it will be believed". Terence McKenna

[@timpeterson175]

Beautiful❤

[@Pie314159265358]

And yet people believe what he says!! Irony!

[@plainjane2305]

Terence was so great. So glad people have posted and continue to post his various lectures. Thank you!

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Plain Jane ❤️

[@rahawa774]

Same - if it wasn’t for KZbin, I’d never have discovered this beautiful philosopher 🤗

[@adambane1719]

He still is great !

[@I.D.s-illegal]

❤

[@ljudicovjek6092]

Thanx Danit for making these videos....blackscreen...no ads....you've made my nights bearable

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Ljudi Čovjek, I appreciate it very much ❤️

[@artstrology]

Mendeleev got the periodic table in a dream, and made sure everyone knew it.

[@rationalactor]

Ditto Kekule and the benzene molecular structure

[@artstrology]

@@rationalactor Sidney Altman and RNA,....he switched his major, after a "incident" he never explains but his comments bely that he had a profound spiritual experience he was not comfortable talking about in scientific circles.

[@marcelm-meatstatues8207]

More than his psychedelic compound seminars, I luv hearing him pick apart ontology and lay it out for you Such aesthetic logic, such a crazy control of language to sketch his points Thanks for the upload, another reminder of why I admire McKenna 🙏🏼

[@Starlightlive]

Agreed

[@itsolivier]

my favorite aspect of Mckenna is his ability to dismantle general systemic ideologies... without a worry or tear in doing. The way he illumunated Sciences root... by showing its discovery by an Angel... is top level dismantlement of an entire movement... Now is the time to do so, like he said dont be afraid to call something bullshit... and feel the gasp and awes, perhaps the backlash of the people around you. We are to kind.

[@goodsirknight]

absolutely! so effortless and so unbelievably eloquent and lucid, and always with a sense of humour.

[@babkeebabkus8177]

@@itsolivier the world runs on bullshit...it's expected...it's followed...plenty of A grade bullshitters have made and are making fortunes out of talking shit to people who believe it...the thing is anything goes and we create our own reality and it ain't even real because all is illusion...the highest understanding is nothing is happening and nothing exists so all words are sh!t...life itself is shit and most people are just pushing their sacks of meat as far as they can until they check out...most of us feeding our desires and driven by greed

[@timbob1145]

​@@itsolivier Indeed

[@garytaylor222]

Terence is in all of us.. A living prophet of our age.. Namaste Beautiful Humans out there.

[@jacquelineauld1036]

Thank you Gary. 🙏 Namaste

[@DeepSouthArtifacts]

Very well said.

[@elizabethwinsor-strumpetqueen]

Namaste? Stop the hippy shit ... speak your own language....

[@ineedtostopwatchingyoutube5211]

Terrence will remain criminally underrated for a long time, savor it people

[@antoineduplessy6009]

Terence McKenna and Alan Watts are two peas in the same pod ,whatever is missing you can find in the other,those are the most advanced philosophers of our time. I love listening to them to understand what the world need now.🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥😇😁🦁

[@missrachael1709]

Me too, I agree entirely.

[@yark618]

And ram dass

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

Perhaps because I began my entry into altered states so many times by playing one of his album books before doing so. Perhaps because I began my entry into altered states so many times by playing one of his album books before doing so. He makes every thing calm & you just know nothing can go wrong. It makes me feel like he's there too. He's the self declared happiest man on earth. I agree with him. I'm always happy too. He told me his secret. It was everything I needed to know & was in the 1st book I bought at 14 in 1972. I took one look at the cover it's title & the writing on the back. I just knew I had to have it because I needed to know what was in it.

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

And Timothy Leary. His voice just makes me feel trippy. It inspires me to go a-journeying. It just makes everthing alright as it comes on. 1

[@markitube94]

Oh u have a wonderful journey ahead. Check out all these too: Rupert Spira Ram Dass Mooji Krishnamurti Ramana Maharshi Nisargadatta Maharaj Eckhart Tolle Bernardo Kastrup Francis Lucille Carl Jung And of course McKenna and Watts. They are the introductory course 😊

[@suncoasthoast9479]

Terence is still with us :)

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

I used to listen to Terrence Mcknenna when I was a teenager. As I got older I thought he was a bit of a cringey "pshychonaught". But going back & listening to him again reminded me that not all of his talks were about psychedelics. He was a very interesting man.

[@cathithomas2888]

he was a genius

[@activedreamr]

A few years back I listened to whatever I could find on YT of McKenna’s lectures; what a mind, what a storyteller. I don’t think I’ve ever heard this one and it’s really great timing for you to share it as it synthesizes some research I’m doing independently on dreams, OBEs, and the afterlife. So glad it appeared in my feed. New subscriber. :)

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you for this kind comment! ❤️

[@activedreamr]

@@DanitFriedman Do you happen to know the date and location of this talk? I may want to reference a quote from it in an article. Thanks!

[@got2kittys]

The part on elves was interesting. If you see them, and realize that they are self directing and are independent minds, you start to accept that there's things we absolutely don't understand.

[@hankmoody5549]

Thanks,no adds . Big gulp for TM

[@itsolivier]

@@egcowling9657 lol for me thats swallowing all of your preconditions and conditioning to be able to take in what Mckennas about to upload into you.... sometimes i listen to a mckenna lecture.... im like WHAT??? gotta listen again

[@Tropicsca]

Every Terrence bit is a suppressed piece of history...

[@skepticalgenious]

I don't think so. It's here on youtube for all to hear. Probably else where on the web also.

[@forsakenofgilead5209]

@@skepticalgenious Sure. People may access this information. But is it popularly acted upon? Are institutions working on this stuff? His lectures are available; but his ideas and point of view are ignored or suppressed by high dollar entities. The transcendental object at the end of history moves ever closer, with or without a Time magazine article.

[@theliamofella]

@@forsakenofgilead5209 what you talking about? “His ideas are ignored by high dollar entities”, How are institutions supposed to act upon his ideas, and what ideas are you talking about? It’s a personal opinion if you like McKenna, just like any other philosopher or communicator, Sounds like you are trying to sound clever to people who don’t even know you and it means nothing, sorry to sound so blunt

[@Tropicsca]

@@skepticalgenious Terrence has been around longer than KZbin though. And he definitely isn't broadcasted.

[@Axiomatic75]

@@Tropicsca You won't find anything truly worth watching/listening to on any mainstream media channel. It's up to people to find better things, unfortunately not that many people do it. Though I will say that quite a few young people I meet know Terence and/or Alan Watts.

[@CatfishCheese]

Terence McKenna is the most intelligent human I've ever heard speak. I have 100s of hours in listening to him. it never gets old❤

[@a-k9161]

Well don't forget he was a philosopher

[@timbob1145]

If you haven't already listened, I suggest some manly p hall, he's certainly up there.

[@a-k9161]

@@timbob1145 manly P hall, I love his ideas .

[@timbob1145]

@@a-k9161 same here, I love the way he interprets ancient knowledge and traditions. Seemingly has such a level headed and logical perspective on things.

[@roxanpierson9541]

There is no difference between you and the voices. You are That and That is you. You simply calmed enough to listen.

[@TheFith67]

I love the way it ended on ''I still have hope.''. Perfect!

[@bella3008]

The alternative is misery, so he is correct.

[@fruitarianascension6045]

Besides good psychedelics, fasting for longer periods of time is the greatest boundary dissolving practice available to humanity. For gaining the highest levels awareness and clarity at a consistent level, one that does not disappear after the trip is over, purifying the human body and taking on a regular practice of fasting will do that in ways that psychedelics cannot touch. But of course, psychedelics will always have their special place and purpose.

[@codelicious6590]

Oh the rain sounds background is a great idea and addition! I often do similar by having an additional tab open with space music or meditation sounds.

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Codelicious ❤️ And that is very cool to hear

[@Soulful_Pizza]

1:00:55 is so on point. Love is a powerful force 💚 Perhaps, the most powerful and misunderstood force that drives humanity towards new heights.

[@duwomaiishgabrielle9498]

Terrance McKenna, such an artist - his ability to describe his experiences Check out the book, “The Way of Wyrd”, Brian Bates - McKenna was saying, he pursued the weird! A profound and enjoyable Story!

[@SleeplessAnarchist]

The rain is a tremendous touch. Thank you.

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @SleeplessAnarchist I appreciate you

[@missnobody6151]

Wow, no visuals, i did not even realized it, cause i was as always attentive to Terence´s speaking.

[@dranmac]

I hurt so much that he is not here to be the most intelligent, exuberant, visionary thinker about this new entity we have set loose in the world AI

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

I read The Perennial Philosophy by Aldous Huxley back in the 70's. One of those rare books that just aren't written with it's accessibility & master of language much these days. I love Terence's fascination & use of language too. However even Crowley's incredible mastery of language just isn't accessible to the people with general western language education these days. People would be looking up at least 1 or 2 words in a fairly short sentence in Moonchild or Diary Of A Drug Fiend. Let alone his esoteric books. Spells come from the root of to spell or write.

[@garyjacobs922]

Thanks for such a great channel. Sending Positive vibes to you 🤗

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you very much Gary! I really appreciate your comment! And very glad you like my channel ❤️ Sending you love ❤️

[@billrozell9081]

Thank you for this Ms. Friedman.

[@Aaron-ro1gf]

Never listened to any of his talks before. So interesting! Thanks for sharing.

[@_casg]

i feel like any type of impact in the mind can be some sort of awakening. When you do drugs, when you get sick, the second you die, the new idea in your mind, it all comes from the mind.

[@Birdman707]

Thank you Danit, for keeping the dreamers alive. We need them more than ever.

[@sethdominickortiz]

My friend now in another place taught me when we were in Colorado He showed me by handing me a pipe and torch and I had heard of it from him and he told me it would happen if it was meant to I have since showed many How beautiful things work Always turning out the oddest in my life but to real and basic and subtle to really explain more and experience.

[@KelvindeWolfe]

“Society is not your friend.” TM

[@DTM-Books]

Did anybody manage to source where this story of Decartes having this dream with an angel? I've never been able to find where it came from, and honestly could never decide if McKenna had misread it from some obscure source or just completely made it up. He's a great thinker, but he was also quite the bullshit artist. What makes him so fascinating is how I could never tell when he was being serious and when he was winking at you.

[@xibbit6322]

My guy knows about tensor calculus, what a g. He really did his research.

[@RealJayStevens]

Thank you for posting this valuable information

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Jay Stevens, for this kind comment. Sending you love ❤️

[@refinedhayseedappalachian9777]

I met "Travailous" in a dream 40 years ago. Come to find out Travailous was a character described in "The Cloud of the Unknowing" written in the 14th century.

[@Jsmithyy]

What a great list of videos you have can't wait to get into them.

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Andrew Hibberd! Sending you love ❤️

[@paulatreides6779]

Terence McKenna is a genius. Thank you, Danit!

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Paul Atreides ❤️

[@casseyeaton4497]

❤

[@jmgmarcus808]

I love Terrence so much. And I know he can hear me wherever he is.✌🏼🌛🌐🙏

[@travisphilp8215]

You done it again Danit 🎉 saviour tier

[@robfut9954]

This is a VERY intelligent man, thank you very much for uploading this. It is extremely enjoyable to listen to.

[@tessaburkhamer3856]

Truly one of the most knowledgeable persons I've ever listened to.

[@diegotejera2742]

Much love Danit

[@ds698]

I love your channel I have been surfing through it so often late at night gaming and smoking and just learning lol. Thank you! 🍄🤙🏼

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @DS ❤️ I appreciate you kind comment

[@joepro6785]

Absolutely fascinating every time to hear, T. Mckenna.

[@MadMaxpain]

The wordsmith. Terrance is the man

[@rdpatterson2682]

Nobody but nobody understands what dreams are or where they eminate from.

[@maxcecco7910]

Thanks for this

[@fretnesbutke3233]

That was glorious. Thank you. Wow,what a mind!

[@AndyThomasStaff]

Try listening to what he says next time before commenting. He's such a loser.

[@A.M.Wood_017]

Thank you for this!

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @A.M.Wood_017

[@jacquelineauld1036]

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @jacqueline auld ❤️

[@js2010ish]

Really love this video, thanks

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you! very happy to hear ❤️

[@thekratommanbigsmoketheawo5783]

I learn much listening to Terence McKenna. I heard of him very young

[@isthison2875]

Thank you for this. I think, therefore, I am always interested in the thoughts and words of Terence McKenna.

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @IsThisOn ❤️

[@gyurilajos7220]

Intellectual Heroism : being awake at the end of time responsibility to dream honouring the complexity of the situation

[@marcelkuiper5474]

The heros journey, never stop seeking truth. Yeshuah knew, read the Gospel of thomas (not in the bible)

[@goodsirknight]

what a beautiful talk, thank you Danit for posting it Is there a part two perhaps?

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @goodsirknight. Will see what I can do ❤️

[@dizzygee87]

Interesting choice in having a black screen and the addition of rain. NIce

[@lrwiersum]

Always an invigorating mental excursion

[@BailelaVida]

Hi. Never heard this one. Thanks Danit. Cheers Subbed

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @BailelaVida, That is awesome to hear! Sending you love ❤️

[@user-tc4oy6su8x]

Thanks to Terence McKenna!

[@quogir1]

Book of Job. 33.15 " In a Dream ,a vision of the night when sound sleep falls upon men.....then He opens the ears of men"

[@Jack-gn4gl]

Entities could be angels I suppose, It's interesting if they can influence things in our 3D world, they definitely exist even if it's all in your head.

[@shawnlewis4279]

Hello danit thank you for the content, it and you are beautiful.

[@Brassarn]

So ahead of his time and still so cool about it. This will be interesting.

[@connorseunninga2324]

Who can see the values simply must agree.

[@watchfuleagleson]

From about 12:00, Not dissing Terence's real erudition, but the quote isn't from Hamlet, it's from Macbeth Act 5, scene 5: Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time. And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle. Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.

[@TheDaBombshizzle]

So interesting that Newton was an occult magician and Descartes had an occult voice speak to him, both rivals.

[@markyanh6630]

GREAT

[@surthing6711]

You have a good channel. Thx:)

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Surthing! I appreciate it very much ❤️

[@joeyd.staats9546]

The only way I can tell any dialogue is devine or not mine is if I asked a question for which I never knew the answer pre research endeavours. Otherwise since I'm answering myself in my own head in my own voice and answering with results I never knew in detail makes me feel crazy lol. I think I've held entire conversations in my head as I work outside to societal questioning or questions about my inner core beliefs. I've acknowledged that's not me in my head but I enjoy the dialogue. I also enjoy any dream interactions as I can remember all my dreams in profound detail as well as conversations in sleep state. I love that about the dream state.

[@biddyearly9262]

You're channel is great 👍.

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you very much! @biddyearly9262 I

[@antara9]

Brilliant

[@sethdominickortiz]

I love hearing this one I forgot exactly which lecture this talk surrounds alchemy I think Should look into Hermetic Kybolion Please do

[@robfut9954]

He speaks like if Charles Manson were sane. Such an interesting dialogue

[@rationalactor]

fwiw i just discovered Terence McKenna a few weeks ago. As a physicist-in-recovery i really resonate with it. Why wasn't i informed sooner haha Thanks so much Danit! ❤

[@garytaylor222]

A prophet of ages. Had the experience of his presence at a lecture in London in the early 90s. Was blown away at 19 . He then came to after party at the Brain Club. And we all danced the dance. Also witnessed Terence at Canterbury university with Shaman. I'm pretty sure he was dancing on stage but don't hold me to that.?? " i was on the 6 grams of the heroic dose.. Great fun had

[@keepcalmcarryon3358]

@Gary Taylor 6 grams in a public place (around people) and it was “fun”… Riiiggghhhht

[@ericanderson8606]

Damnit, Danit!

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

PS I know exactly what Terrence is talking about in the not so hallucinogenic mainstream of shamanic mainstream Shamans of Peru that aren't ionto the full experience My father is a PHD Anthropology who's lived in Peru most of the time since 1963 & some of the things he's said asking what listening to music would be like on 'deadrope' (the Peruvian native name of Ayahuasca or the vine really but is meant as the vine & plant) have made me wonder has he not had the full experience? To me on a full blown trip the last thing you need is sensory distraction from the full experience. That's why Dr Lilly invented the Isolation tank for taking LSD in. It vastly increases the experience.

[@th-pw8pn]

31:31 ... I like these moments of dry humour from Terence. 😀

[@Micheal313]

Ik this is random af but..as Ive been listening, I've been like scratching the inside of my ear for a few minutes and it remind me of this phenomenon that I felt before where like when you mess with your inner ear on one side for long enough you will start to feel a sensation in your opposite ear. Like that's kind of fascinating and I wonder what's going on.

[@cabudagavin3896]

I love this man

[@paulid5496]

Brilliant ;)

[@bryandraughn9830]

When was this recorded? Great stuff by the way!

[@fattyz1]

Trippin ballz

[@necrophage5248]

52:07 if I could spell it I would. That said, this statement explains A LOT about my personality. I try to teach and preserve innocence by my actions and words, as the Footprints in the sand, carry on. 🧐

[@ongobongo8333]

So ahead of his time

[@killa3468]

The flower of life

[@ethanhathaway2344]

calms the troubled mind

[@artstrology]

Santa Claus and the concept of the eight, is clearly elucidated in I-Hexagram # 47 which is the decan correlate for Dec 21 - 31. The descriptor is very clear, (Legge Trans) and the following decan #48 spells out the reason for the association with 8. The first 20 hexagrams are the twenty days, and 21 - 56 are the 36 decans. I do have a video, Finding the Real Santa Claus, where I show this along with the correlates from other cultures, in particular the striking image from the Hindu for that decan. Terrence had the right idea about the importance of the decans,...but he did not have the availability and access that we have now. All cultures had the information, and they correlate instantaneously. The 20 days are the premier time keeping wisdom on the earth. All cultures had and have this as well.

[@dethkon]

The tape hiss sounds like the crackling of a fire. 🔥

[@glenndespres5317]

Sounded like gentle rain to me and it was working well.

[@waverunner5899]

Thank you for your comments, it’s my first time listening to Terrence

[@busdrummer]

He was admittedly employed as public relations by US military intelligence. Much like his brother. Joe Rogan has replaced him in that position, that's why they call Rogan "cyber shaman".

[@GeistInTheMachine]

He was a genius.

[@goyo3021]

"what is it like to be.." is the black box question to discern whether it is AI or a human being as Bernardo Kastrup further explains. If Terrence had had a chance with Bernardo then imho Terrence would have went clean...

[@tesko_1]

thank you for the black screen

[@DanitFriedman]

Thank you @Marcus Antonius ❤️