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Terence McKenna

Terence Mckenna
Born November 16, 1946
Died April 3, 2000 (aged 53)
Fields Psychonautics, Shamanism,

Metaphysics, Philosophy,

Known for
  • Advocacy of DMT and psychedelics
  • Ideas on philosophy and metaphysics
  • The Archaic Revival, Food of the Gods
  • True Hallucinations
  • The Invisible Landscape
Spouse(s) Kathleen Harrison
Relative(s) Dennis McKenna (Brother)

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Terence Kemp McKenna was an American psychonaut, lecturer, philosopher, and writer.

He influenced many with his popular lectures and books detailing his thoughts and various theories on a myriad of subjects, including psychonautics, philosophy, shamanism, metaphysics, culture, technology, language, and theoretical origins of human evolution and consciousness.

He was a well known advocate of psychedelic drugs and the exploration of conciousness.

Life

Death

Thought

Novelty theory and Timewave Zero

"Stoned ape" theory of human evolution

Notable Works

Botanical Dimensions

Written Books

Public speaking

  • Psychedelics in the Age of Intelligent Machines - April 22, 1999 - Seattle

See Also