Do You Really Have To Work Hard To Get Somewhere? - Terence McKenna

Terence McKenna - Full Lecture - Black Screen - 432Hz Healing Music & Rain Sounds
Do You Really Have To Work Hard To Get Somewhere? - Terence McKenna
New & Old Maps Of Hyperspace - November 1982
Dolphin Tapes - Berkeley CA - Institute for the Study of Consciousness

Do You Really Have To Work Hard To Get Somewhere?
Or Is It Just One Way Of Perceiving Reality?

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[gilsimhon]

in a dark time, your project continues, it's light shines in the darkness, is not dimmed by lightning others, and will stay curated here, waiting for each to arrive by their time.
this channel is a true resource.

[sigigle]

Possibly the greatest mind that ever lived, and yet not a house hold name.
In the future he'll probably be more recognized for what he was.

[Johnathonswift]

This is beautiful, i cant believe im so fortunate as to be lying in the dark, listening to this and it is so beautiful, how lucky i am.

[robertculhane]

One of his best lectures, top 3, last 7 years+

[soakedbearrd]

This is so layered. Many focus on the psychedelic part, and rightfully so, but when you really pay attention to what he is saying, and have reference points from your other studies, it starts to compile a picture, at least subjectively.

[junglejarred]

Well, my motorcycle broke down today at the bottom of the hill near my house and the only way to get it home was to push it, so yes, sometimes you really do have to work hard to get somewhere

[Harshharsh]

The true magic is the more I repeat listening to this lecture the more I want to hear it again, each time it takes my mind to a new idea.

[Ben-dsuf]

Dude… thanks for this timely message. Needed this vibration.

[icandancejuno]

Working hard and doing good work are completely separate.
Work smarter not harder. 🙏🏽

[justaskuksta]

00:05 The idea that you have to work hard to get somewhere is biased and favors Western people.
02:57 Non-narcotic Shamanism is viewed as decadent and less dependable compared to narcotic Shamanism.
08:54 The video discusses four abysses - space, death, psychedelic experience, and dying - and the importance of unifying them through the integration of the psilocybin or tryptamine experience.
11:49 The intellectual edifice of the past thousand years has ignored the possibility of a parallel universe
17:44 The soul has been banned from Western thinking for centuries, but it is essential for familiarizing ourselves with it.
20:25 The self symbolizes alienation and potential for mankind, disguised as extraterrestrial beings.
25:27 Engaging in a dialogue with the overmind allows a person to transcend their historical context.
27:59 Mind as a first cause in telekinesis. Dreams are a parallel continuum of experience.
33:01 Familiarize yourself with the after-death body to avoid confusion and make a clean break during death.
35:29 Human evolution stopped 100, 000 years ago, but cultural evolution continued.
40:41 The main point is that human history is about recovering the lost information that humans are durable, and psychedelics can help reveal the nature of the afterdeath state.
43:16 Understanding the logos and experiencing tryptamine-induced ecstasy can lead to personal transformation and societal change.
48:15 Moving at the speed of light eliminates the experience of time.
50:45 Transition to space and technological conquest will lead to the interiorization of art and release of human imagination.
55:40 Using shamanic technology to access information stored in molecular structures.
58:10 Cultivating the soul through Shamanism and psilocybin can transform mankind and society.
1:03:32 Psilocybin provides immense amounts of visual information compared to other hallucinogens.
1:06:13 Psychedelic drugs provide a unique way to access information beyond language.
1:10:59 Our psychedelic experiences or dream experiences help us connect with an overarching consciousness.
1:13:24 Humanity's transformation into a superconducting overmind spacecraft is causing a unique transition in history.
1:18:39 Time is a fluctuating density of probability.
1:20:59 The entry of the species into hyperspace and the collapse of the state vector.
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[workerselite]

Love it! The music is an amplifier of Guru Terence words, suspended between the eternal now and the unspoken forever. Blessings to Mankind Empowerment. Kudos from Japan ❤

[Birdman]

Loved this one. Music was a nice touch but the white noise/static was a bit loud.

[bruthurnature]

Magic! Thanks for the healing frequencies too 🙌🏼

[joshua]

I owe you coffees!! ☕️☕️
Thank you so much for this work you do for us all 💯🙌💞

[baitnickel]

He's amazingly articulate—lots of difficult concepts elucidated here. I sometimes, in other talks, tire of his discussion of elves and aliens, but he explains such things well here.

[craigclark]

What is hard work to some is expected enjoyment to others. You can get paid either way, yes?

[michystorms]

I've heard good things about psychedelics like the Psilocybin mushrooms and their health benefits, I also heard it helps one get through addiction and depression. I'm just wondering where or how I can get my hands on them cause I'll love to give it a try, I'm passing through a state of terrible depression lately

[Scratchmane]

As others have said: Great timing for this topic.

The ambience(music) volume is a touch b high though.

[alexwandres]

I love the music! Very relaxing. Also like how you title your videos, thank you!

[jlcmiller]

Hi Danit just sending u Lots of Love and Blessings, keep safe Angel 🙏👊