Terence McKenna: Dreaming Awake (Part 6/12)

Terence McKenna
"Dreaming Awake at the End of Time"
1998

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[MidnightDC696969]

we should rename all drugs by thier

L.D.50 level...

[seakohl]

thats what i love, thats waht i live for

great post

[natmanprime]

@IanCrossland hmmm thats what i suspected.

so thats the trap!

we take the refined sugars, we take the fluoride, we shield the pineal gland!

this all connects to make the net that traps us!

yknow what i found? that destructive (and self destructive) behaviour is solely because of a lack of imagination.

we fight others, we become attached to pornography, we self harm.

all out of this boring pain. (i use 'boring' in its proper sense)

imagination=UNcaked pineal gland

what say you???

[natmanprime]

@IanCrossland hmmm thats what i suspected.

so thats the trap!

we take the refined sugars, we take the fluoride, we shield the pineal gland!

they all connect to make the net that traps us!

yknow what i found? that destructive (and self destructive) behaviour is solely because of a lack of imagination.

we fight others, we become attached to pornography, we self harm.

all out of this boring pain. (i use 'boring' in its proper sense)

imagination=UNcaked pineal gland

what say you???

[IanCrossland]

@natmanprime From what I've heard it nullifies the dream state, or numbs it. Good for shielding your teeth from refined sugars though.

[natmanprime]

@IanCrossland im sure its not that awesome! im sure it happens to you as well! have u heard of dreamweaving?

if you record as much as you can every day about your dream when you wake up, after several days you can look back over your dreams at once hence 'weaving', it may put you in a funny state of mind...what do you know about fluoride and it's effects? does it effect dreaming cos i know its got to do something with the pineal gland...

[IanCrossland]

@natmanprime that is fucking awesome. I'm not sure if I dream in black and white. I think it's usually color.

[natmanprime]

@IanCrossland i dream in black and white a lot, it seems to be as u say to do with the amount of light u get in the day.

so it's second hand light? interesting

have u never dreamt in black and whhite?

i dream in colour during the day, and only colour at night occasionally. usually it's a dull/dark colouring, i'm not sure maybe virtually black and white.

and the dream memory seems to 'soak away' after a minute or so. before which, if i roll my head to the side i can remember them.

[IanCrossland]

@natmanprime The light that enters you during the day is stored as energy which is transmuted at night. Literally, it is redirected into skin in your temples and the temples are repaired while you sleep. I would imagine, then, that you enjoy different wavelengths and imagine different colors. I've heard some people dream in black and white some times.

[natmanprime]

@IanCrossland stored energy in the brain? what about all the stuff about different wavelengths for different colours? so there's a light shining in your head? a sun for the dreamworld?

[IanCrossland]

@natmanprime probably stored energy.

[natmanprime]

where does the visible light in dreams come from?