@nickthegrizzly2, focus on doing kindness for others. Be resolved to be selfless, to muster enough boldness to seek out the poor, the disabled, the elderly, the lonely. Offer some genuine time. You are here to help, not dwell on yourself, which leads to emptiness. Friend me on Facebook, Rebecca Kaminski (rebouel)
PLEASE HELP ME!!! my only question is when we die do we fly, because I have no friends and no hope. just give me an answer so I can move on with my life
@semajsmadda1 Totally agree. If people would look into it, they would see where still in a long cycle of darkness, and the ancients knew this was coming, cycles man. Money is the ultimate means to objectify mother nature, and turn it into a comodity to be bought or sold. As augustus once said- even this to shall pass. All things are transitory in nature, and its only the underlying principle that are eternal. Peace!:)
jim jones, hitler, david koresh, charles manson, and terence mckenna: a good persuasive rap and plenty of sheep to swallow it on the way to the slaughterhouse.
grow your own food, shop at farmers markets and have an intimate relationship with where your food comes from and the people who make/grow it, buying things from sites like etsy.com gives money directly to people who make their own art/clothes/jewelry/furniture etc..... no one needs walmart, sears, rooms-to-go, winn-dixie, etc. if you want it bad enough, you can find solutions to ALL problems. we don't have to empower the money machine
@irockwithbillgates Beethoven essentially said the music he had written was only a splinter of the much deeper music of innerspace he was experiencing/knowing.
tonal driving of the psychedelic experiece is what Jimi H was into. His life was cut short, as with Terence M. We need true artists to drive what is popular, not corporate douche bags with their Justin Bieber $ shit lolly pops. We got all the candy we could want, but its all locked up, and they are selling us shit instead of gold and we are eating it up like crazy. We wear no clothes and the King has on robes of invisible gold.
Check out NatureLovesCourage - Çatal Hüyük - available for the 1st time on CD Baby, ITunes, Amazon and more -- This music was magically listened to and endorsed by Terence prior to his departure from this Earth. You will not be disappointed. Peace. Aloha.
I love your animated caricature and what McKenna has to say in this short excerpt is whip ass information on a great perspective from which one may stand on the matter of music in my opinion.
Removing money from the system does not require another just as corruptable form of exchange such as bartering. The whole CONCEPT of placing a value upon a resource is inherently one of the general causes of poverty and slavery. We have the technology to live in a resource based society where resources are unlimited. If big corporations didn't have vested interests in keeping oil pumping, we'd have electric cars and magnetic guidance equipment on roads. Search The Venus Project.
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you sure slur your s s a lot and Satan is the angel of music and i think art period i stay away from p h s y c o d e l i c s HALF my life now and the stuff i play that people like the best is the stuff in my latter years they say you can jam man mathetamatics is a creation of GOD just like Satan was he is not GOD
we are all god through mind, body, spirit and soul my friend. On a universal level we all share the same principles....they say the greatest thing the devil did was to make the world believe he didnt exist, the truth is vice versa....take a look at iChing and develop your conscience from that...good day.
if Satan was real and also the angel of music and art, that just confirms my position of hating Christianity even harder, because if they can equate creativity to the ultimate evil, then they are my enemy.
I've hardly done any psychedelics compared to people like Terrence mckenna, but even after the comparatively small amount I've experimented with i understand that they are something to be used with great respect.
and great music can be made with the aid of psychedelics but its not necessary I agree.for you who believes satan is the angel of music and art, if you can make better music without an outside influence like psychedelics, wouldn't that mean that your closer to satan naturally?
I was born in NC, but luckily my parents were born much further north. Because of that, they made sure I was not influenced by "hick culture" as one might call it, or by anti-semitists in the area (which was Raleigh, so there weren't many). And fortunately I never developed a souther accent hahaha.
well there's nothing wrong with a southern accent. An intelligent person is an intelligent person no matter which way you cut it. Some may see accents as a sign of being uneducated but really its just how you are raised.
Born and raised in alabama, im viewing a terrence mckenna video so obviously i dont fall under the stereotype, the ignorant and narrowminded are in all regions, but theres definately alot here
well satan probably is the angel of modern music from the mainstream record labels. all designed to manipulate the masses to only care about extremely square and solid mindsets. waht i mean is that its all about gettin drunk havin sex and listening to shitty music cause goodlooking people play it.
well i play the piano, and i don't really listen to all of the new shit, most of it is just crap now. I listen to oldies mostly, some stuff is ok today though.
Ya I agree mostly. Unfortunately I feel that satan comes in many forms and modern mainstream record producers are just one of them. Lots of f'd up stuff going on and it all has to do with money. Money money money, fuck everything just get the paper. People say money is the root of all evil, but if we look even further we can understand that money is a symbol of our own greed and that we are the root of our own evil. We fuck ourselves.
Its crazy, while I was tripping I came to the realization of how the value of money is an illusion becuase whether you have it or not somebody can still say its worthless now. Who the fuck is in control of the value of money? The poeple are in control they just don't know their giving away their power. Its mind control. Look at all the symbolism on the back of a dollar bill.
Thats an interesting way of looking at it. Unfortunately the federal reserve is responsible for controlling the value of our currency, and the federal reserve is not federal at all. Its owned by private bankers and the government pays interest to have currency made. Thats the real reason why kennedy got shot, because he tried to make his own money aka federal money.
@fleebenworth Your telling me that understanding that the symbols on money, and on all major corporations, having a stonger effect on your psyche than people realize is ninth grade economics. I remember them teaching me what society teaches me, worship money or die. Becuase really, you can't even get a bare necessity like water without it, if thats not some evil coveting of gods country, then I don't know what is.
@monkeyjoe9 Oh no doubt bro, greed is a terrible thing. All I'm saying is that it doesnt really take a trip to realize that cash only has value because we all agree on it. I really don't see the point though, money has been a great innovation. Would you rather go back a barter economy? I think there are much more insidious cases of mass indoctrination than the belief in the value of currency...
@fleebenworth First, I was 17 when I first came to that revalation, 25 now, and really, I think we need to be even go beyond bartering. I just want to try and think of a new way, becuase the old way isn't working. for example, everyone should be trying to stop this oil leak, fuck whats in the budget, stop the damn thing. its killing the only ocean we have.
@monkeyjoe9 The oil leak is just a symtpom of a larger problem. Changing the way we do business won't change THE business. The problem is that our society is one that has unsustainable values and goals that lie everywhere but inside. We value increased production but not the product. Getting rid of money will not change this.
@fleebenworth actually money has leaked so much venom that bartering looks like the way of a better future, along with no personal vehicles. and in monkey's defense i'd just like to add that where getting trapped up in words again, what he felt about that realization could be more profound and crystalclear than we allow ourselves to perceive grounded. its happened to me where things get scary real on a psychadelic and then later the feelings gone..we can't expect him to put these things in words
@Adhoc91 A loss of individual vehicles would be a loss of individual freedom. Your going down a dangerous road pushing agendas like that. Yes transportation needs to be changed, it is currently unsustainable. I believe it is entirely possible for every individual to have his own vehicle that causes no pollution and waisted no resources and could go wherever the individual wanted it to go. If you just want huge systems of public trans you will be further entrapped by the system that is in control
@dourcynicbass im not pushing anything, just "thinking out loud." your right though, not having a vehicle could be a problem.. but the road rules and routes need to be changed.. i would settle for a horse though haha seriously.
@Adhoc91 Right on, ha I would settle for that too. Look into hemp oil cars, I've heard of some pretty big cover ups there. It could all just be conspiracy theory craziness, but from what I've heard they could have one of the most eco friendly cars ever if they were allowed to make it. I understand the whole thinking out loud thing, an it seems to be a common thought when going down this road because you start thinking "we're all one" and "we're killing the world" and a solution could be to do ev
@dourcynicbass erything together, but that can to a much easier controlled populous. I think that the greatness of the universal mind is how many individuals it is made up of, I believe whats hurting it now is too much group think. too many are controlled by too few. But the system needs to change so that it is not environmentally damaging to do things as an individual. I sometimes think that the powers that be have purposely set it up like this so that we would feel guilty being individuals
@monkeyjoe9 Who the fuck is in control of the value of money? The same people who make mushrooms illegal. And why are mushrooms illegal? Well, you already answered that question. "Like a carousel, it goes up, down, and around..."
@monkeyjoe9 right on. people have given their control over most aspects of life (like Terence says) to the least among us. sadly, they don't even realize it & will argue against that point, ad infinitum.
@monkeyjoe9 Yea true, but we're so dependent on the system we can do nothing to change it. Tomorrow we will all go buy food from a store just like everyone else. With money.
@rocaho001 then dont take the passive way out. it's good that you left a comment here. it gives others the chance to think about what you just said. if you've become aware enough to realize that buying from big corporations is part of the problem, then STOP. just because you think others won't stop doesn't mean that you continue on. ONE person has to change their direction before millions will flow behind them and do the same. if you lead, someone will follow. that's proven through history
@monkeyjoe9 money was created to control people, it isn't real, there is no value in it, there never was and there never will be. the only value in money is the value with which you have been brainwashed into thinking that it has value in the first place.
@monkeyjoe9 I tried to explain this to some co-workers years ago and they just looked at me like I was nuts. Money is literally just a belief system projected onto materials. There are complicated rules, but this basic idea is a given. If the guy who made your $5 footlong doesn't believe your money is legit, you aren't getting that sandwich. Belief rules this species.
I don't believe that religion's initial intention was to control people. Also it depends on the religion. I don't think Buddhism has such interests. I believe that the government realizes the influence that christianity has on a large amount of people and they use it to their advantage.
well clehneis, if you study religious history you'd see the sad truth that priests spread fear among the rest of society and exchanged their prayers for food in return. and Buddhism ins''t a religion; it's a belief system. I have ni problem with belief systems like Buddhism or Confucianism
I can't argue with that nor is it my purpose here. I wish more people thought for themselves instead of being so easily influenced by dogma. Religion is just not the answer.
or perhaps the controlling of people through fear and creating a fight to survive even in situations where there is not threat is the root or evil. we want money not and lots of it because someone is telling us that if we don't get it now we might never get it. the root of all evil isn't money... the root of all money is evil. it's what the money means and where it comes from and who controls it. money is harmless.
Your pretty much saying the same thing I said, but in words that you understand. We are the source of our own evil and its our choice to be that way or not.
I do understand, but we are the root to all our problems and solutions. I wish people understood that. You know, the real potential that humans have especially if we all work together. Its powerful stuff.
@clehneis 98% of the worlds wealth is owned by less then one percent of the people, and your telling me WE'RE fucking ourselves? Someone is gaining from all this bullshit, the less then one percent.
(I don't want to define types of music, but you know where I'm talking about)
The problem with the modern mtv/pop music is.
That it is so easy chewable, Most of the songs contain the message of ego.
The message of: I contain more the one thing than you do. While music should be saying: We are all a part of that one thing. How cruel, bad or how evil you are. You are a part of that one thing. Accept it
Welcome to the Monetary System, enjoy your stay! (Even though you won't)
Anyway, I don't think that money is a representation of mankind's greed as a whole, I think it boils down to the least empathetic and cruel among us that gain the most wealth but lose their happiness, than it's pushed on to everyone else as the "only way" and that they must be greedy to become a happier person. I wish more people would realize that if money can't buy happiness, than they shouldn't bother with money at all.
@clehneis Agreed. Once we have grown as a society to the realization of the game we have been playing with ourselves then we will finally see what exactly we are and what we are here for. Money is an illusion, politics is an illusion, Culture is an illusion, the entire visible universe is no more to us than what we say it is. This is why it is important to have an open mind, has anyone ever realized that you can completely alter your reality simply by accepting an idea? Try it and see.
@Disposition446 Personally, I have simply come to accept the responsibility of controlling my own thoughts. Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. See all life experiences, both positive and negative, as opportunities. I find that it is also useful to keep a log to track when you first created the thought to when it actually manifests and you'll find that this amount of time will decrease with practice, but most importantly, remember that the feeling is the true
@Disposition446 intention, not the thought, you can shape the event with your thoughts, but your emotions are what is tied to your subconscious and will ultimately be the determining factor. It is our expectations that create reality, not necessarily that we want it to happen consciously. The decision is made through your emotions.
I've actually captured the music I've created in my head or in dreams, written it down, recorded all the parts, mixed it, the whole bit - and I have to say... it didn't sound as good on the outside of my head! And I've been pretty happy with music I've recorded otherwise. Some of it is more straightforward and some of it is trippier, but the stuff from my head sounded more like fragments when recorded... There's nothing wrong with it, but I think the music is just AMPLIFIED inside your head.
I completely relate and resonate with what you are saying/experiencing. How can we bring it into being in the totality which we experience/hear music, in that liminal space?
i dunno. i don't think it's so complicated and stuff. it's just the music you hear in your head. like, the random shit you create...up there. the hard part is getting it out, onto paper or something. and also having it sound similar lol.
Since, we've gotten to gabbing about it, I HAVE decide to try inducing these hallucinations via singing the three "gateway" songs in my head. I induced a faint Kumbaya yesterday. What I want of course is to induce one song and then get the whole phenomenon rolling again. I've always been pretty passive about it, but decided, what the hell, let's see what we can get going here. It's too cool to allow to lie dormant if I can indeed wake it up!
No one has ever spoken more on topics totally outside his very limited ken as McKenna. I have had two extended periods of almost constant musical hallucination and many, many sporadic incidents. Some was great, some was meager at best, some was hilarious (Mickey Mouse theme as sung by a somewhat spooked out group of chipmunks) and lots and lots was more or less exact recordings of music I had heard. Most was Xmas music. It was fun, sometimes thrilling, but the music of the spheres it was NOT!!!
this seems to have some validity, because even on a semi-low new musical input base...i still have a relatively high new-musical output, in the context of the alone jam in the bedroom. it seems theres something unique to each of us that is eeking for release if u give it the chance. only so much technical input is needed before you are playing the inner music of the self. it just depends how far you are willing to take your explorations of that.
i've had a couple of waking dreams where by my body is still paralised but i am semi conscious and some of the music i have heard in this state is incredible, it's like an alien string quartet vibrating from strings of light.. Apparently Steve Vai wrote Passion and Warfare in this state, I 'm glad Terrence as acknowledged this,.
Amazing, i used to wake up in this state and it is so strange, once i managed to move out of the freeze but only to realise my body was still laying down lol, i got as far as my door and felt so afraid of where i was going i came back. But i do recall seeing something out my window something that was dark and triangular i felt something was there.
I've had many episodes of sleep paralysis, false awakenings, etc. There has on occasion been sensations of someone or something unwelcome coming into the room, but I think that the paralysis itself engendered a certain paranoia about that. What's happening is that the physiological system that stops you from sleep walking is still on when it should be off. If you are in this state and wish to escape it, consciously wiggle your finger tips. Once they get moving well, the rest dissipates quickly.
yeah it can be scary. the music sounds like its coming from a radio in my inner ear and its almost like its being sponteneously composed. it hasn't happened in a while.
At the most amazing, there was a two day period during which, if I had a better musical memory and could have transcribed what I was hearing, I could have written three musical masterpieces just by taking "dictation", as it were. But most "original" pieces were very basic and most of the hallucinations were not just familiar existing songs, but more or less familiar renditions of them. The weirdest was listening to two versions of Little Drummer Boy that were playing almost but not quite in sync
The one version was a "recording" of the classic Harry Simeone Chorale version, which btw was the first thing I had ever hallucinated. The other version was some sort of jazzed up or maybe just whacked out version that was kinda "shadowing" the classic version. People who get musicial hallucinations tend to hallucinate "sentimentally meaningful" music and my own experience of hearing lots of Xmas music is far from unique. Music that meant something to you as a child is heavily represented.
I also hallucinated original music in another sense. Right after one of my dogs died unexpectedly, I hallucinated for several days a requiem I had previously composed out of two throat singing themes I came up with. And I was once startled when Iwas at a fair and started to hallucinate my own actual throat singing! That was pretty funny! Anyway, I had a rational fear of all this when I wasn't sure what might be causing it. But once all known and suspected nasty causes were ruled out, I was okay
At this point, I can say that I actually miss it when it doesn't happen. Sometimes I can induce it by intentionally "playing in my mind" certain songs, eg the aforementioned requiem of mine, Kumbaya and the also aforementioned Little Drummer Boy. Why these three songs serve as "gateways" I don't know. There's lots I don't understand about the phenomenon, including such details as why it started, why it stopped for awhile only to start again, why it became sporadic and then rarer and rarer ...
Neither tripping nor doing it at will. First time it happened, I was driving from the animal shelter where I worked at the time to another to save a little pup in trouble there and I noticed that the song Little Drummer Boy was playing. It was Xmas season. So the idea that it was playing outside the car somewhere was not unreasonable until I drove several miles and it was as loud as ever. For the next several months, I had music going for hours every day.
For whatever reason, despite these "spontaneous" muscal hallucinations, I don't recall having any noteworthy musical experiences while tripping, other than the usual deepened appreciation of music I was listening to. But if music wasn't playing in objective reality, I didn't hear any. But I haven't tripped for years and years and years and so I don't know whether a trip would trigger these musical hallucinations that came to me only after I was almost 50 years old.
nice animation,great man,he is more alive than ever,he exists on another plain of existence,his physical vehicle,his carrier reach an expiration date,and his soul still exists,a very wise soul,who taught us love
This man is quickly becoming one of my favorite human beings... speaking of music and psychedelica, here's a couple of videos for stuff I've created, and what my brain looks/sounds like... hope people enjoy, thanks for the time! (if anyone views this post as innapropriate, I'll gladly remove it)
It's not that what Terrence Mckenna says is not true and has no value, it's the conclusions he comes to are assuming to those who wish to believe what he believes in order gain some pre-ordained truth. The man is proof of the power that hallucinogens have on the power of the psych, creating powerful experiences and insights that people believe to be true regardless of the facticty of the experience. It is foolish to trust what you do not understand, and beliefs by themselves don't create truth.
that's actually happened to me a few times, just before I nod off to sleep I start to hear some completely original music that's being produced by my subconscious or something
most people are unaware that scientists know very little about the brain's abiltity to percieve, classify, and be affected by sound, but only how the ear itself works and relays chemical messages to the brain. many people have mentioned the ability for the brain to create its own music while in a semi-concious or hallucinating state.
Speaking as a songwriter/musician, what he says about us trying to approximate these things we sometimes hear is maybe the greatest explanation I've heard.
The great songs and bits of music always seem sing to you first, calling out to you somehow and if you translate enough of it right those are usually the songs that people always seem to gravitate towards.
I miss Terence's fresh thinking, thanks for posting.
Once on cubensis I did retreat into my room and laid down with no external music.
Slowly I started to perceive music that seemed to be inner & yet outer. It's volume grew and I seemed to be floating somewhere in an alternate universe made of music & was listening to this cosmic orchestra. I realized then that This must be what Beethoven and Mozart were 'tuned' into. It lasted about a 1/2 hour and went through many gorgeous changes.
If I could only hear that music all the time, it was divine!
like to hear what he has to say about improv between musicians since that kind of breaks the rule of interior music that he was talking about. if you can hear what's in one person's head great, what about hearing two people's at the same time attempting to interact with each other? takes it to a whole other place imo
I love reading people's comments on anything to do with Terence Mckenna. He seems to get the best out of people, he was such a cool guy its very regrettable that he wasn't given the chance to speak in front of the world, I know he could have made even more of an impact if he was given the chance. I would say RIP T but i know he has re incarnated already, No way this guy would miss Dec 21st 2012, not even death could stop him :) Peace all
Yo this is key point as fuck, don't listen to music and get stoned and let the music of your body do it for you ;) Womp womp stone and dance lol
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@nickthegrizzly2, focus on doing kindness for others. Be resolved to be selfless, to muster enough boldness to seek out the poor, the disabled, the elderly, the lonely. Offer some genuine time. You are here to help, not dwell on yourself, which leads to emptiness. Friend me on Facebook, Rebecca Kaminski (rebouel)
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PLEASE HELP ME!!! my only question is when we die do we fly, because I have no friends and no hope. just give me an answer so I can move on with my life
nickthegrizzly2 1 month ago
LMAO the picture
cisco2992 2 months ago
Dude, this looks so weird...!!
Iconoclast12100 4 months ago
Money is not the root of all evil, evil is the root of all money.
semajsmadda1 5 months ago 5
@semajsmadda1 Totally agree. If people would look into it, they would see where still in a long cycle of darkness, and the ancients knew this was coming, cycles man. Money is the ultimate means to objectify mother nature, and turn it into a comodity to be bought or sold. As augustus once said- even this to shall pass. All things are transitory in nature, and its only the underlying principle that are eternal. Peace!:)
monkeyjoe9 4 months ago
this animation is super fucking creepy
nw82 6 months ago 34
thought for the day, folks: if mckenna is the timothy leary of dmt, who will be it's charles manson?
popstone1 6 months ago
@popstone1 Ronald Mcdonald?
racoondalini 6 months ago
@popstone1 Your mom.
theprogen2003 4 months ago
@popstone1 Your mom.
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jim jones, hitler, david koresh, charles manson, and terence mckenna: a good persuasive rap and plenty of sheep to swallow it on the way to the slaughterhouse.
magla345 6 months ago
In Zimbabwe, there is so much inflation that using money as toilet paper is actually cheaper then buying toilet paper with the same amount of money.
Only occasion of money having use or value, as far as I can see...
MrMincer 6 months ago
This video should be called "Raped by the Uncanny Valley"
grands1am 7 months ago
i think this video is awesome! very cool graphics, plus its terence mckenna. beauty.
meghan0392 7 months ago
...zoginated
TwyfordianArc 7 months ago
Well, it's a idea : )
MyYogiB 8 months ago
oh god this vid is creepy as fuck
SirSmithhy 8 months ago
I't seems plausible but the CG is laimb. Well, no it's creeping me out.
bones88ify 8 months ago
"life without music would be a mistake" nietzsche
bmbenblog 8 months ago 5
I love Terence but this video creeps me out the way it's done.
Robikus 9 months ago 3
mmmm jesus. really? still?
ebna303 9 months ago
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Glitch667 10 months ago
DID NOBODY ELSE NOTICE THAT THAT PICTURE WAS TALKING?!?!?
youfallhard 10 months ago 19
grow your own food, shop at farmers markets and have an intimate relationship with where your food comes from and the people who make/grow it, buying things from sites like etsy.com gives money directly to people who make their own art/clothes/jewelry/furniture etc..... no one needs walmart, sears, rooms-to-go, winn-dixie, etc. if you want it bad enough, you can find solutions to ALL problems. we don't have to empower the money machine
AnotherPartOfMJ 1 year ago 3
Om
FFTmaster2 1 year ago
What was he saying about Beethoven?
irockwithbillgates 1 year ago
@irockwithbillgates Beethoven essentially said the music he had written was only a splinter of the much deeper music of innerspace he was experiencing/knowing.
n4979338 9 months ago
@n4979338 Do you perhaps by any chance know an article where I read more about this?
irockwithbillgates 9 months ago
Wow Terence McKenna is a true polymath!
DAI3792 1 year ago
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11...
Sequence of harmonic ratios present in the overtones. Amazingly simple pattern.
abrightcoldday 1 year ago
This is the 21st century version of Clutch Cargo.
Free from conditioning into resonant creativity liberation!
Starwheel6 1 year ago
tonal driving of the psychedelic experiece is what Jimi H was into. His life was cut short, as with Terence M. We need true artists to drive what is popular, not corporate douche bags with their Justin Bieber $ shit lolly pops. We got all the candy we could want, but its all locked up, and they are selling us shit instead of gold and we are eating it up like crazy. We wear no clothes and the King has on robes of invisible gold.
aramhampson 1 year ago
Check out NatureLovesCourage - Çatal Hüyük - available for the 1st time on CD Baby, ITunes, Amazon and more -- This music was magically listened to and endorsed by Terence prior to his departure from this Earth. You will not be disappointed. Peace. Aloha.
NatureLovesCourageTM 1 year ago
The Illuminati-ruled music industry is a complete joke. We don't need any of their shit, and they can go FUCK THEMSELVES.
Thank you, Terence, for your wise words.
Guitarscreech06 1 year ago
I love your animated caricature and what McKenna has to say in this short excerpt is whip ass information on a great perspective from which one may stand on the matter of music in my opinion.
Ac1DGoD 1 year ago
Removing money from the system does not require another just as corruptable form of exchange such as bartering. The whole CONCEPT of placing a value upon a resource is inherently one of the general causes of poverty and slavery. We have the technology to live in a resource based society where resources are unlimited. If big corporations didn't have vested interests in keeping oil pumping, we'd have electric cars and magnetic guidance equipment on roads. Search The Venus Project.
epicroque 1 year ago
AM I TRIPPING??????????
drummingfordrunks 1 year ago
watcching this on acid....WOW!!1!!!!! cooool
NothingButTheTruth77 1 year ago
reminds me of michael jackson somehow. mckenna's the man
lloplop 1 year ago
What exactly is he saying here? Is there anywhere else where he elaborates on this?
Thewildflow 1 year ago
I think what he is saying is that listening to music made by others can obstruct the way to make(listen to) your own kind of music..
hackslash2020 1 year ago
I didn't hear any of that clip. I was too busy looking at the freakishly scary visuals and vomitting.
RyanTheChristian 1 year ago 5
i cant handle this
neckupyaparrot1 2 years ago
check out Squarepusher, an artist way ahead of his time.
SpaceMonkeeys 2 years ago 2
photek,optical,icicle,commix
dsm577 2 years ago
true
qgushtv 2 years ago
pretty creepy
tomsawyersucks 2 years ago
my interior music is feeling pretty good right now :)
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you sure slur your s s a lot and Satan is the angel of music and i think art period i stay away from p h s y c o d e l i c s HALF my life now and the stuff i play that people like the best is the stuff in my latter years they say you can jam man mathetamatics is a creation of GOD just like Satan was he is not GOD
GuitWidIt0 2 years ago
we are all god through mind, body, spirit and soul my friend. On a universal level we all share the same principles....they say the greatest thing the devil did was to make the world believe he didnt exist, the truth is vice versa....take a look at iChing and develop your conscience from that...good day.
padzter 2 years ago
if Satan was real and also the angel of music and art, that just confirms my position of hating Christianity even harder, because if they can equate creativity to the ultimate evil, then they are my enemy.
BumLegionair 2 years ago
amen
sacredshakti 2 years ago
lol satan is the angel of music and art? haha! bullshit.
sacredshakti 2 years ago 2
I've hardly done any psychedelics compared to people like Terrence mckenna, but even after the comparatively small amount I've experimented with i understand that they are something to be used with great respect.
and great music can be made with the aid of psychedelics but its not necessary I agree.for you who believes satan is the angel of music and art, if you can make better music without an outside influence like psychedelics, wouldn't that mean that your closer to satan naturally?
BumLegionair 2 years ago
Good point!
94ole 2 years ago
But music isn't a bad thing to begin with? Why would anyone think that satan is the angel of music in the first place????
personwhosnowboards 2 years ago
fundamentalist ignorance and fear, its that simple.
but I live in north carolina, and I've known people around here that think along those lines, and MAN are they some dull individuals.
BumLegionair 2 years ago
But why? Some people are just nut cases.
personwhosnowboards 2 years ago
I was born in NC, but luckily my parents were born much further north. Because of that, they made sure I was not influenced by "hick culture" as one might call it, or by anti-semitists in the area (which was Raleigh, so there weren't many). And fortunately I never developed a souther accent hahaha.
DeusEbrius 2 years ago
well there's nothing wrong with a southern accent. An intelligent person is an intelligent person no matter which way you cut it. Some may see accents as a sign of being uneducated but really its just how you are raised.
clehneis 2 years ago
Born and raised in alabama, im viewing a terrence mckenna video so obviously i dont fall under the stereotype, the ignorant and narrowminded are in all regions, but theres definately alot here
123daydream321 2 years ago
well satan probably is the angel of modern music from the mainstream record labels. all designed to manipulate the masses to only care about extremely square and solid mindsets. waht i mean is that its all about gettin drunk havin sex and listening to shitty music cause goodlooking people play it.
jimmycrackcorn1981 2 years ago
well i play the piano, and i don't really listen to all of the new shit, most of it is just crap now. I listen to oldies mostly, some stuff is ok today though.
personwhosnowboards 2 years ago
Ya I agree mostly. Unfortunately I feel that satan comes in many forms and modern mainstream record producers are just one of them. Lots of f'd up stuff going on and it all has to do with money. Money money money, fuck everything just get the paper. People say money is the root of all evil, but if we look even further we can understand that money is a symbol of our own greed and that we are the root of our own evil. We fuck ourselves.
clehneis 2 years ago 89
Its crazy, while I was tripping I came to the realization of how the value of money is an illusion becuase whether you have it or not somebody can still say its worthless now. Who the fuck is in control of the value of money? The poeple are in control they just don't know their giving away their power. Its mind control. Look at all the symbolism on the back of a dollar bill.
monkeyjoe9 2 years ago 62
Thats an interesting way of looking at it. Unfortunately the federal reserve is responsible for controlling the value of our currency, and the federal reserve is not federal at all. Its owned by private bankers and the government pays interest to have currency made. Thats the real reason why kennedy got shot, because he tried to make his own money aka federal money.
clehneis 2 years ago
@monkeyjoe9 Welcome to ninth grade economics
fleebenworth 1 year ago
@fleebenworth Your telling me that understanding that the symbols on money, and on all major corporations, having a stonger effect on your psyche than people realize is ninth grade economics. I remember them teaching me what society teaches me, worship money or die. Becuase really, you can't even get a bare necessity like water without it, if thats not some evil coveting of gods country, then I don't know what is.
monkeyjoe9 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 Oh no doubt bro, greed is a terrible thing. All I'm saying is that it doesnt really take a trip to realize that cash only has value because we all agree on it. I really don't see the point though, money has been a great innovation. Would you rather go back a barter economy? I think there are much more insidious cases of mass indoctrination than the belief in the value of currency...
fleebenworth 1 year ago
@fleebenworth First, I was 17 when I first came to that revalation, 25 now, and really, I think we need to be even go beyond bartering. I just want to try and think of a new way, becuase the old way isn't working. for example, everyone should be trying to stop this oil leak, fuck whats in the budget, stop the damn thing. its killing the only ocean we have.
monkeyjoe9 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 The oil leak is just a symtpom of a larger problem. Changing the way we do business won't change THE business. The problem is that our society is one that has unsustainable values and goals that lie everywhere but inside. We value increased production but not the product. Getting rid of money will not change this.
fleebenworth 1 year ago
@fleebenworth actually money has leaked so much venom that bartering looks like the way of a better future, along with no personal vehicles. and in monkey's defense i'd just like to add that where getting trapped up in words again, what he felt about that realization could be more profound and crystalclear than we allow ourselves to perceive grounded. its happened to me where things get scary real on a psychadelic and then later the feelings gone..we can't expect him to put these things in words
Adhoc91 1 year ago
@Adhoc91 A loss of individual vehicles would be a loss of individual freedom. Your going down a dangerous road pushing agendas like that. Yes transportation needs to be changed, it is currently unsustainable. I believe it is entirely possible for every individual to have his own vehicle that causes no pollution and waisted no resources and could go wherever the individual wanted it to go. If you just want huge systems of public trans you will be further entrapped by the system that is in control
dourcynicbass 1 year ago
@dourcynicbass im not pushing anything, just "thinking out loud." your right though, not having a vehicle could be a problem.. but the road rules and routes need to be changed.. i would settle for a horse though haha seriously.
Adhoc91 1 year ago
@Adhoc91 Right on, ha I would settle for that too. Look into hemp oil cars, I've heard of some pretty big cover ups there. It could all just be conspiracy theory craziness, but from what I've heard they could have one of the most eco friendly cars ever if they were allowed to make it. I understand the whole thinking out loud thing, an it seems to be a common thought when going down this road because you start thinking "we're all one" and "we're killing the world" and a solution could be to do ev
dourcynicbass 1 year ago
@dourcynicbass erything together, but that can to a much easier controlled populous. I think that the greatness of the universal mind is how many individuals it is made up of, I believe whats hurting it now is too much group think. too many are controlled by too few. But the system needs to change so that it is not environmentally damaging to do things as an individual. I sometimes think that the powers that be have purposely set it up like this so that we would feel guilty being individuals
dourcynicbass 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 Who the fuck is in control of the value of money? The same people who make mushrooms illegal. And why are mushrooms illegal? Well, you already answered that question. "Like a carousel, it goes up, down, and around..."
LOAGS1234 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 right on. people have given their control over most aspects of life (like Terence says) to the least among us. sadly, they don't even realize it & will argue against that point, ad infinitum.
Marleyites 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 you had to be tripping to realise that?
splittersgit 1 year ago 6
@splittersgit haha that was my thought. thats ok though, any good new knowledge is a step up from the past.
Adhoc91 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 i went mmm like 8 times after reading that
dapadawan 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 Yea true, but we're so dependent on the system we can do nothing to change it. Tomorrow we will all go buy food from a store just like everyone else. With money.
rocaho001 1 year ago
@rocaho001 then dont take the passive way out. it's good that you left a comment here. it gives others the chance to think about what you just said. if you've become aware enough to realize that buying from big corporations is part of the problem, then STOP. just because you think others won't stop doesn't mean that you continue on. ONE person has to change their direction before millions will flow behind them and do the same. if you lead, someone will follow. that's proven through history
AnotherPartOfMJ 1 year ago
@monkeyjoe9 money was created to control people, it isn't real, there is no value in it, there never was and there never will be. the only value in money is the value with which you have been brainwashed into thinking that it has value in the first place.
ghost3287 7 months ago
@monkeyjoe9 I tried to explain this to some co-workers years ago and they just looked at me like I was nuts. Money is literally just a belief system projected onto materials. There are complicated rules, but this basic idea is a given. If the guy who made your $5 footlong doesn't believe your money is legit, you aren't getting that sandwich. Belief rules this species.
MikeRoePhonicsMusic 4 months ago
@clehneis i agree with you totally, except the satan (religious dogma) part; religion was also introduced historically to control people.
pwismyname 2 years ago
I don't believe that religion's initial intention was to control people. Also it depends on the religion. I don't think Buddhism has such interests. I believe that the government realizes the influence that christianity has on a large amount of people and they use it to their advantage.
clehneis 2 years ago 4
well clehneis, if you study religious history you'd see the sad truth that priests spread fear among the rest of society and exchanged their prayers for food in return. and Buddhism ins''t a religion; it's a belief system. I have ni problem with belief systems like Buddhism or Confucianism
pwismyname 2 years ago
I can't argue with that nor is it my purpose here. I wish more people thought for themselves instead of being so easily influenced by dogma. Religion is just not the answer.
clehneis 2 years ago
WOW I agree with you...lol i think somehow we were both confused. yeah, religion is a crime against critical thinking and rational thought. no doubt.
pwismyname 2 years ago
or perhaps the controlling of people through fear and creating a fight to survive even in situations where there is not threat is the root or evil. we want money not and lots of it because someone is telling us that if we don't get it now we might never get it. the root of all evil isn't money... the root of all money is evil. it's what the money means and where it comes from and who controls it. money is harmless.
noidddd 2 years ago
Your pretty much saying the same thing I said, but in words that you understand. We are the source of our own evil and its our choice to be that way or not.
clehneis 2 years ago
no i don't think you understand... i can't explain it any easier.
noidddd 2 years ago
I do understand, but we are the root to all our problems and solutions. I wish people understood that. You know, the real potential that humans have especially if we all work together. Its powerful stuff.
clehneis 2 years ago 5
@noidddd
wrong, it's the monetary system that is evil. money is a product of that system. simple math
colinleddy 2 years ago
@colinleddy wrong :)
noidddd 5 months ago
@clehneis 98% of the worlds wealth is owned by less then one percent of the people, and your telling me WE'RE fucking ourselves? Someone is gaining from all this bullshit, the less then one percent.
Derek4499 1 year ago
@clehneis Very insightful my friend. Thanks for sharing. Peace
nick11ification 1 year ago
@clehneis true..... but in so being responsible for ourselves we therefore possess control of ourselves.... the answer is in us.....
codehendrix 1 year ago
@clehneis
I agree 2
(I don't want to define types of music, but you know where I'm talking about)
The problem with the modern mtv/pop music is.
That it is so easy chewable, Most of the songs contain the message of ego.
The message of: I contain more the one thing than you do. While music should be saying: We are all a part of that one thing. How cruel, bad or how evil you are. You are a part of that one thing. Accept it
HylianGuard 1 year ago
Welcome to the Monetary System, enjoy your stay! (Even though you won't)
Anyway, I don't think that money is a representation of mankind's greed as a whole, I think it boils down to the least empathetic and cruel among us that gain the most wealth but lose their happiness, than it's pushed on to everyone else as the "only way" and that they must be greedy to become a happier person. I wish more people would realize that if money can't buy happiness, than they shouldn't bother with money at all.
raizr 1 year ago
@clehneis - Terrence is not referring to mainstream music though, obviously.
MosesHightower 1 year ago
@clehneis you're a Christian and watch Terence McKenna? wow
ricolikepal 7 months ago
@clehneis yea, such as with the belief in satan....
buewgewstmeiers 5 months ago
@clehneis Money is not the root of all evil, the "love of money" is the root of all evil either way the problem is in our head.
revengeracer1 3 months ago
@revengeracer1 no, love of money IS evil, money itself is just the root
please dont try and mangle centuries of wisdom based on a whim
it stayed that way for good reason
natmanprime 3 weeks ago
@clehneis Agreed. Once we have grown as a society to the realization of the game we have been playing with ourselves then we will finally see what exactly we are and what we are here for. Money is an illusion, politics is an illusion, Culture is an illusion, the entire visible universe is no more to us than what we say it is. This is why it is important to have an open mind, has anyone ever realized that you can completely alter your reality simply by accepting an idea? Try it and see.
iamxTurtlex 3 months ago
@iamxTurtlex share some ideas w. me. anything that u have recently incorporated into your life.
Disposition446 1 week ago
@Disposition446 Personally, I have simply come to accept the responsibility of controlling my own thoughts. Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. See all life experiences, both positive and negative, as opportunities. I find that it is also useful to keep a log to track when you first created the thought to when it actually manifests and you'll find that this amount of time will decrease with practice, but most importantly, remember that the feeling is the true
iamxTurtlex 1 week ago
@Disposition446 intention, not the thought, you can shape the event with your thoughts, but your emotions are what is tied to your subconscious and will ultimately be the determining factor. It is our expectations that create reality, not necessarily that we want it to happen consciously. The decision is made through your emotions.
iamxTurtlex 1 week ago
who says satan is so bad?
nepalnt21 2 years ago
why wouldn't he?
personwhosnowboards 2 years ago
satan is a symbol of evil that humans made up. We say Satan is bad, but does he really exist or is it the evil in us that we're running away from?
clehneis 2 years ago 2
Anyone who thinks satan is the angel of art and music is royally fucked in the head.
zben504 2 years ago 4
lol i think satan is the angel of art and music :D
Zabek2006 2 years ago
Andyone who actually believes in angels/satan/etc. is royally fucked in the head.
DeusEbrius 2 years ago
Agreed.
zben504 2 years ago 2
thats scary
internash 2 years ago
that face is genius. lol
dairniel 2 years ago
if you could make the neck move....
Rem1n1ss 2 years ago
i do
mysticradio 2 years ago
its trippy for sure.... even more trippy when stoned.
these things are like tools to take you out of your mundane mindset i would imagine
mysticradio 2 years ago 3
yeah you think so?
diamondchip86 2 years ago
Goliath Flores
Healtone 2 years ago
I've actually captured the music I've created in my head or in dreams, written it down, recorded all the parts, mixed it, the whole bit - and I have to say... it didn't sound as good on the outside of my head! And I've been pretty happy with music I've recorded otherwise. Some of it is more straightforward and some of it is trippier, but the stuff from my head sounded more like fragments when recorded... There's nothing wrong with it, but I think the music is just AMPLIFIED inside your head.
sex6cult9revolution 2 years ago
I completely relate and resonate with what you are saying/experiencing. How can we bring it into being in the totality which we experience/hear music, in that liminal space?
eriteugram 2 years ago
i dunno. i don't think it's so complicated and stuff. it's just the music you hear in your head. like, the random shit you create...up there. the hard part is getting it out, onto paper or something. and also having it sound similar lol.
PianoManSteve 2 years ago
I am so interested in finding this "Interior Music" now. Can someone point me in the direction of the actual quote and it's source, please.
Much love to you all.
suckafreebitch 2 years ago 3
As a musician I can tell you that what he is saying is 100% true. Especially Beethoven's quote.
cursedrob 2 years ago
Since, we've gotten to gabbing about it, I HAVE decide to try inducing these hallucinations via singing the three "gateway" songs in my head. I induced a faint Kumbaya yesterday. What I want of course is to induce one song and then get the whole phenomenon rolling again. I've always been pretty passive about it, but decided, what the hell, let's see what we can get going here. It's too cool to allow to lie dormant if I can indeed wake it up!
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
No one has ever spoken more on topics totally outside his very limited ken as McKenna. I have had two extended periods of almost constant musical hallucination and many, many sporadic incidents. Some was great, some was meager at best, some was hilarious (Mickey Mouse theme as sung by a somewhat spooked out group of chipmunks) and lots and lots was more or less exact recordings of music I had heard. Most was Xmas music. It was fun, sometimes thrilling, but the music of the spheres it was NOT!!!
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
Just like Bill Hicks said:
" Play from your f******g heart!!! "
Only but put in a bit more elegantly way :)
PolarBeamz 2 years ago 2
haha yeah,
that bill hicks quote is words to live for
i play guitar and it's just teaching for me
ohwell121 2 years ago
this seems to have some validity, because even on a semi-low new musical input base...i still have a relatively high new-musical output, in the context of the alone jam in the bedroom. it seems theres something unique to each of us that is eeking for release if u give it the chance. only so much technical input is needed before you are playing the inner music of the self. it just depends how far you are willing to take your explorations of that.
HuckleberrySlim 2 years ago
i've had a couple of waking dreams where by my body is still paralised but i am semi conscious and some of the music i have heard in this state is incredible, it's like an alien string quartet vibrating from strings of light.. Apparently Steve Vai wrote Passion and Warfare in this state, I 'm glad Terrence as acknowledged this,.
leezus83 2 years ago
Wow. I've heard of people describing 'aliens' peering down at them while they were in the same, semi-conscious, physically-paralyzed state. Weird. ;)
llevivell 2 years ago
Amazing, i used to wake up in this state and it is so strange, once i managed to move out of the freeze but only to realise my body was still laying down lol, i got as far as my door and felt so afraid of where i was going i came back. But i do recall seeing something out my window something that was dark and triangular i felt something was there.
kristoZen 2 years ago
Steve Vai rocks!!
EmansDrawkCabym 2 years ago
I've had many episodes of sleep paralysis, false awakenings, etc. There has on occasion been sensations of someone or something unwelcome coming into the room, but I think that the paralysis itself engendered a certain paranoia about that. What's happening is that the physiological system that stops you from sleep walking is still on when it should be off. If you are in this state and wish to escape it, consciously wiggle your finger tips. Once they get moving well, the rest dissipates quickly.
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
yeah it can be scary. the music sounds like its coming from a radio in my inner ear and its almost like its being sponteneously composed. it hasn't happened in a while.
leezus83 2 years ago
At the most amazing, there was a two day period during which, if I had a better musical memory and could have transcribed what I was hearing, I could have written three musical masterpieces just by taking "dictation", as it were. But most "original" pieces were very basic and most of the hallucinations were not just familiar existing songs, but more or less familiar renditions of them. The weirdest was listening to two versions of Little Drummer Boy that were playing almost but not quite in sync
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
The one version was a "recording" of the classic Harry Simeone Chorale version, which btw was the first thing I had ever hallucinated. The other version was some sort of jazzed up or maybe just whacked out version that was kinda "shadowing" the classic version. People who get musicial hallucinations tend to hallucinate "sentimentally meaningful" music and my own experience of hearing lots of Xmas music is far from unique. Music that meant something to you as a child is heavily represented.
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
I also hallucinated original music in another sense. Right after one of my dogs died unexpectedly, I hallucinated for several days a requiem I had previously composed out of two throat singing themes I came up with. And I was once startled when Iwas at a fair and started to hallucinate my own actual throat singing! That was pretty funny! Anyway, I had a rational fear of all this when I wasn't sure what might be causing it. But once all known and suspected nasty causes were ruled out, I was okay
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
At this point, I can say that I actually miss it when it doesn't happen. Sometimes I can induce it by intentionally "playing in my mind" certain songs, eg the aforementioned requiem of mine, Kumbaya and the also aforementioned Little Drummer Boy. Why these three songs serve as "gateways" I don't know. There's lots I don't understand about the phenomenon, including such details as why it started, why it stopped for awhile only to start again, why it became sporadic and then rarer and rarer ...
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
Anyone else TOTALLY creeped out by the visuals here, btw?
BedBugAcres 2 years ago 2
was youtripping or doing it at will?
leezus83 2 years ago
Neither tripping nor doing it at will. First time it happened, I was driving from the animal shelter where I worked at the time to another to save a little pup in trouble there and I noticed that the song Little Drummer Boy was playing. It was Xmas season. So the idea that it was playing outside the car somewhere was not unreasonable until I drove several miles and it was as loud as ever. For the next several months, I had music going for hours every day.
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
For whatever reason, despite these "spontaneous" muscal hallucinations, I don't recall having any noteworthy musical experiences while tripping, other than the usual deepened appreciation of music I was listening to. But if music wasn't playing in objective reality, I didn't hear any. But I haven't tripped for years and years and years and so I don't know whether a trip would trigger these musical hallucinations that came to me only after I was almost 50 years old.
BedBugAcres 2 years ago
zap
thenoah23 2 years ago
wow... someone''s on my page, but they are nuts too.
JesustheLizard 2 years ago
Does anyone know where I can get a good free program that I can use to cut up mp3s and add pictures, video etc?
LothairApoclyane 2 years ago
it comes with windows :) windows moviemaker
JesustheLizard 2 years ago
Wow, i love that Beethoven quote!
warbatron2 2 years ago
nice animation,great man,he is more alive than ever,he exists on another plain of existence,his physical vehicle,his carrier reach an expiration date,and his soul still exists,a very wise soul,who taught us love
MasterTerran 2 years ago
This man is quickly becoming one of my favorite human beings... speaking of music and psychedelica, here's a couple of videos for stuff I've created, and what my brain looks/sounds like... hope people enjoy, thanks for the time! (if anyone views this post as innapropriate, I'll gladly remove it)
/watch?v=zW-2EgaWdpM
/watch?v=I-Ndk0C1RE0
irontoad30 2 years ago 2
what about Alan Watts
signofthehammer 2 years ago
It's not that what Terrence Mckenna says is not true and has no value, it's the conclusions he comes to are assuming to those who wish to believe what he believes in order gain some pre-ordained truth. The man is proof of the power that hallucinogens have on the power of the psych, creating powerful experiences and insights that people believe to be true regardless of the facticty of the experience. It is foolish to trust what you do not understand, and beliefs by themselves don't create truth.
evilgnome1000 3 years ago
So what's the fact of the experience, since you obviously seem to know?
llevivell 2 years ago
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evilgnome1000 3 years ago
that's actually happened to me a few times, just before I nod off to sleep I start to hear some completely original music that's being produced by my subconscious or something
GuyTM 3 years ago
meh.. happens to me in my panic attacks, completly original and of my own composing.
Skatetodeath1234 3 years ago
that happens to me too but it happens when im in a lucid state, like asleep but somewhat aware
Mcock666 2 years ago
sweet!
thedesignstudent 3 years ago
most people are unaware that scientists know very little about the brain's abiltity to percieve, classify, and be affected by sound, but only how the ear itself works and relays chemical messages to the brain. many people have mentioned the ability for the brain to create its own music while in a semi-concious or hallucinating state.
micahisprettycoo 3 years ago
music is magic, you better believe it people!
ohwell121 3 years ago
Speaking as a songwriter/musician, what he says about us trying to approximate these things we sometimes hear is maybe the greatest explanation I've heard.
The great songs and bits of music always seem sing to you first, calling out to you somehow and if you translate enough of it right those are usually the songs that people always seem to gravitate towards.
I miss Terence's fresh thinking, thanks for posting.
GawdMachine 3 years ago 4
Once on cubensis I did retreat into my room and laid down with no external music.
Slowly I started to perceive music that seemed to be inner & yet outer. It's volume grew and I seemed to be floating somewhere in an alternate universe made of music & was listening to this cosmic orchestra. I realized then that This must be what Beethoven and Mozart were 'tuned' into. It lasted about a 1/2 hour and went through many gorgeous changes.
If I could only hear that music all the time, it was divine!
GawdMachine 3 years ago 2
thats the beauty of composing human emotion and converting it into sound frequencies to share with the rest of the planet.
iLoveOlivaMunn 3 years ago
like so much in my life lately, this video happens to be an opportunity knocking at my door.
funkeedreamer 3 years ago 4
like to hear what he has to say about improv between musicians since that kind of breaks the rule of interior music that he was talking about. if you can hear what's in one person's head great, what about hearing two people's at the same time attempting to interact with each other? takes it to a whole other place imo
rainking04 3 years ago
good point, everybody go get the cd HEARTCORE by Kurt Rosenwinkel or just youtube search Kurt Rosenwinkel.
atavismnocturn 3 years ago
I love reading people's comments on anything to do with Terence Mckenna. He seems to get the best out of people, he was such a cool guy its very regrettable that he wasn't given the chance to speak in front of the world, I know he could have made even more of an impact if he was given the chance. I would say RIP T but i know he has re incarnated already, No way this guy would miss Dec 21st 2012, not even death could stop him :) Peace all
Branjo001 3 years ago 8