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McKenna said
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McKenna was a smart guy and fun to listen to but there's something inherently crazy about his solipsism and navel-gazing; he went way too far with it.

Ha, he would probably agree with you. He was willing to laugh at himself and his ideas.
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October through to december should be pretty fun
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McKenna was a smart guy and fun to listen to but there's something inherently crazy about his solipsism and navel-gazing; he went way too far with it.

Ha, he would probably agree with you. He was willing to laugh at himself and his ideas.

The man was a genius and a rebel in the archaic new age scene. He told it like it is and many people did not want to hear it, like calling out Whitley Streibers bs, challenging the assumption that ufos are physical or from this universe, and point blank calling Buddhism, Hinduism and religion of modern Asia a hustle...very interested to see what kind of high novelty occurs later this year.
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In relation to the op, I did some more reading and watching, I think it is linked to the jingoism concept of a realm of archetypes, and the beings from this realm not controlling but guiding humanity, he went so far as to see Jesus came along at the right time to upset the Greco roman rule...he also said those with a high level of awareness can see the fingerprints of the editors on the film, if you know what he means....

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Know your Tavistock shill (apart from C. High)!

Quote:Terrence Mckenna and his brother Dennis and their adventures in the deep jungles of South America were the inspiration for Wes Cravens movie Serpent and the Rainbow. Terrence connected to Stanford Research Institute(the mind control spinoff) through the Esalen Institute. Dennis went on to be a specialist in Seratonin and is in government related to pharmaceutical regulation. Terrence is dead from a cancerous tumor in his brain likely because he couldn’t be bought. The site that is hosting most of his stuff now is connected with the Brookings Institute – another mind control organ of the New World Order group.

http://sugamari.wordpress.com/category/t...ck/page/4/

http://kennysideshow.blogspot.com/2008/0...-mind.html
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terrence on visible language:



Shall we talk about language?

First of all lets talk about ordinary language which is probably the closest thing to a miracle in the natural world. It's the major neurological manifestation of difference between ourselves and other animals and primates and it's not a physiological difference it's a difference in behavior. Language represents the most complex behavior ever observed in any animal and certainly it's the most complex thing any of us ever learns to do. We're born into what William James calls a blooming buzzing confusion, but by the aquisition of words we mosaic over various sectors of this blooming buzzing confusion with words. We replace the unknown with the known through the substitution of words and by the time a child is two or three they have completely created a cultural mosaic of words that is interposed between them and reality. Reality from that point on is only an unconfirmed rumor brought through the medium of language and every culture accentuates different parts of reality so that in a sense every culture is a different reality. Language is the stuff of the world, not quarks or wave-packets or neutrinos, but language. Everything is made of language. All the constructs of science are actually interlocking constructs of syntax. So that's ordinary language which seems to define reality through a kind of process of lying about it. For instance by creating subject-object distinctions which are, in fact, not true to the matter, but somehow operationally necessary for us to navigate in the kind of lower dimensional space that we inhabit.

visible language Then there is the phenomenon of non-ordinary, or what I call visible language and this is very interesting to me. This is where technology, virtual-reality, cybernetics, human-machine interfacing can actually make an impact and explore a frontier. Visual language is a transormation of the physiological impulse towards syntax into a final product, speech, which is not heard with the ears, but beheld with the eyes. It's very interesting that all our metaphors of clarity of speech are visual metaphors. We say, "I see what you mean, he spoke clearly." This means that at the organismic level we associate a higher signal clarity with visual input, and on DMT and other tryptamine psychedelics you actually experience the field of language both heard and self generated as something that is visibly beheld. It's almost as though the project of communication becomes high-speed sculpture in a conceptual dimension made of light and intentionality. This would remain a kind of esoteric performance on the part of shamans at the height of intoxication if it were not for the fact that electronics and electronic cultural media, computers, make it possible for us to actually create records of these higher linguistic modalities. In other words it's possible to imagine a virtual reality that was driven by a speech operated synthesizer where the various parts of ordinary speech adjectives, modifiers, subjects and objects were interpreted by the cybernetic environment as topological manifolds of various shapes so that speech would then generate a visibly beheld topology and it's possible to imagine a future world where in setting up marriage contracts or in negotiating corporate takeovers, in areas where clear communication, clear expression of intentionality was very important, that people would actually go into the virtual reality to use the visible language because its capacity for conveying intent would be much greater than ordinary spoken language. It's not for nothing that Plato connected up the notion of the Good, the True, and ultimately, the Beautiful. The beautiful of those three concepts is the primary concept because it is visibly beheld, because it is seen. This is the great convincing power of the psychedelic experience. That it ultimately appeals to us through the sense that we value most. That we existentially relate to as the most authentic and that is the visual. Visible language is a kind of telepathy because if I make a statement in visual language and then you and I regard my statement, we are somehow, in the act of regarding, made one. Because meaning is not being created out of interiorized dictionaries which we each consult in the privacy of our own meaning goes public mind but rather meaning is a visible manifold in the public domain. Meaning goes public and the differences between people then decline toward being insignificant. It's a kind of final confirmation of the McLuhan apotheosis and I think visible language is coming. Life in the imagination is to be the life of creativity carried on through these virtual environments driven by linguistic engines.

The starships of the future, in other words the vehicles of the future, which will explore the high frontier of the unknown will be syntactical. The engineers of the future will be poets. This is what virtual reality holds out to us—the possibility of walking in to the constructs of the imagination. In a way culture is that. I mean our cities, bridges, highways, airliners and art galleries are condensations out of the imagination, but at tremendous cost because we must make them out of matter. Once we can make them out of light, out of electrons, then we won't build skyscrapers a hundred and twenty stories high, we'll build them as high as we want. Roof height will no longer be a factor ruled by cost effectiveness and gravity, it will be a parameter ruled by the imagination as will all other parameters and then we will discover what man truly is—when we are able to erect, stabilize. share and explore our dreams in a kind of virtual hyperspace that, carefully analyzed, is seen to be linguistic. That's what its connectors are made out of, that's what its ferro-concrete and steel is, is the edifice of language. This is what the stuff of the imagination is made of and I think this is what we're moving toward. The psychedelic shamans have always known this. Now the psychedelic underground art community points toward this goal and leads the way.

more here: http://deoxy.org/t_langvr.htm


more thoughts on language frequency and harmonics here beginning with post #14: http://lunaticoutpost.com/Topic-The-Diff...#pid759258

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But I dunno.... never met the tykes.... yet.

Whats your general location?

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McKenna was a smart guy and fun to listen to but there's something inherently crazy about his solipsism and navel-gazing; he went way too far with it.

Ha, he would probably agree with you. He was willing to laugh at himself and his ideas.

The man was a genius and a rebel in the archaic new age scene. He told it like it is and many people did not want to hear it, like calling out Whitley Streibers bs, challenging the assumption that ufos are physical or from this universe, and point blank calling Buddhism, Hinduism and religion of modern Asia a hustle...very interested to see what kind of high novelty occurs later this year.

ummHumm... I have to Cheers you on that...

Zen... is not what everyone thinks it is...nor any other religion...

But if you know.... Darkzen...

You know...chuckle

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