In this audio clip Terence discusses the Internet in connection to the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime. Terence theorizes that the internet may lead to an actualized dreamtime world we inhabit. Enjoy!

This audio is of Dr. John C. Lilly discussing techniques and advice in regards to the exploration of consciousness. I found this to be really interesting and it contains talk about satori and enlightenment

This video is a collection of 4 small clips of Terence talking about the Western mind and unique aspects to Western Civilization. It ends with a lesser known audio clip discussing the magic of Prague.

This audio is of Terence discussing how he got into psychedelics and includes a few rarely heard stories. He starts from childhood and goes into the impact psychedelics have had on his life. Enjoy!

Derived form Sanskrit, Namaste is a popular Indian greeting and sendoff that essentially translates to “I bow to the divine in you.” Literally, Namah means “bow” and te means “to you.”

Etymologically rooted in the Breton, Cornish, and Welsh word for “inspiration,” Awen is a Druidic symbol for the flowing inspiration of creative people, typically poets, musicians, and soothsayers.

Terence McKenna - LSD, UC Berkeley, and the Counterculture of the 1960's

Christian Rosenkreuz or Christian Rose Cross is an allegorical figure attributed with the founding of the famous Rosicrucian Order. Rosicrucianism is an esoteric order that arose in the early 17th century

“Why does mathematics describe nature. That’s a deeper question than most." - Terence McKenna

The Rose Cross or Rosy Cross Continuing with my symbol from yesterday of Christian Rosenkreuz, founder of the Rosicrucian Order, today is a symbol related to Rosicrucianism itself, the rose cross.

This uninhibited brush stroke originates from the minimalism of Japanese aesthetics, the Enso symbolizes unity, absolute enlightenment, elegance, eternity, the void (nothing), the universe, and the perfect

"Though you can't find out everything, you can find out more than most people know." - Terence McKenna

The Beckoning Cat Found all over China and Japan, the cute little Maneki-Neko or beckoning cat is a symbol of prosperity and good luck which is why you most often see it in restaurants, shops, and offices.

The Zia Pueblo Sun Symbol This important and magical solar symbol originates with the Zia Pueblo Indians and has been appropriated as the symbol for the state flag of New Mexico.

The Khanda The Khanda is as iconic to Sikhism as the cross is to Christianity, the Star of David to Judaism, or the crescent moon to Islam. This symbol derives its name from the “khanda” the double-edge

The Jerusalem Cross Consisting of five crosses, four smaller crosses around a larger central cross, the Jerusalem Cross is a heraldry symbol for the Kingdom of Jerusalem and arose around the 11th century.

"By the time I was nine or ten, I was an earnest practitioner of ceremonial magic." - Terence McKenna This audio is composed of 7 separate audio clips of Terence talking about funny life stories

The Seed of Life This instantly recognizable pattern is the Seed of Life and is a symbol of creation composed of six circles drawn around a central seventh.

The Merkabah Having etymological roots to the Egyptian concepts of “ka” and “ba,” the merkabah is a spiritual light vehicle that unites both spirit and body; mer means light, ka means spirit, and ba means

"'Cogito ergo sum, I think therefore I am,' appeared to be a kind of axiom, a kind of bedrock statement.. now somehow in the 17th century this had some kind of incontrovertible logic about it."