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Even though its emphasis is on complex molecular theories, it is quite readable and entertaining.
The eschaton is a universal and fractal morphogenetic field, which unfolds the predispositions of space and time. Terence mckenna also tries his hand at claivoyant soothsaying.
Mckenna introduces the holographic model of brain as developed by neurophysiologist karl pribram. Mckenna has fascinating theories on the nuances and inner workings of the subatomic particles within the dna molecules in the human brain. The behavior o... Read More
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The book does flirt with shamanism. Dennis' parts in this book seem to be written for a neurochemistry phd. I for one would have appreciated it being punted more as laborious theory and not as a must read.
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Having had some struggles with both shamanistic practices and mental illness is part of the daily grind some of us go through a... Read More
Overall the analog theory of mind along with the holographic theory of mind make this book worth reading
Mckennas point is that these compounds share a relation with the neuroreceptors in our brains thus the reason for them actually... Read More
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The interesting thing if you are familiar with mckenna at all then you will understand the nature and gravity of my preowned copy being signed by terence
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From a daring shamanistic experiment with hallucinogenic compounds they arrived at insights about a holographic temporal wave called time wave zero based on a fractal of cycles which they could derive from the i ching
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This is a necessary step to come to their speculative theories about how the audible effect could have been generated by intercalation of neurotransmitterlike hallucinogenic tryptamine compounds in dna or rna in conjunction with esr signals thereby generated which might have been the cause of the sounds
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Interestingly the book shows how hallucinogenic compounds from plants and mushrooms can reveal archetypical information which relays the collective unconscious via the neurological level to the genetic level and vice versa
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A challenging denial of simple materialistic reductionism in which matter is merely a standing wave form of allencompassing light of spirit leading to a visionary apotheosis where matter and spiritmind are no longer mutually exclusive grounds of existence but different sides of the same coin
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They thoroughly cover psychedelics in the shamanic sense cover their trip to the amazon and the understanding that came out of that applied to these hard to conceive theories such as the king wen sequence as a quantified modular hierarchy and temporal hierarchy and cosmology iching which leads me to my second rave terences timewave zero theory coinsiding with the mayan calander endate with all the mathematics in order to support his theory its compelling whats come out of that since
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Right or wrong he did it and you probably didnt
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Read this book and watch the mckenna boys fall apart
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