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terence mckenna explores the origin of consciousness and why humans emerged from millions of years of simpler biology
a 2008 documentary exploring prophecies surrounding the mayan calendar end date of december 21 2012 and the quechua pachacuti tradition
a 2007 documentary exploring the mayan calendar's 2012 end date and what it means for humanity. terence mckenna examines timewave theory, galactic alignment, and the shift in consc
terence mckenna explains his timewave zero theory derived from the king wen sequence of the i ching proposing that time has a fractal structure with novelty increasing toward 2012
terence mckenna on hermeticism, cosmic cycles, and the timewave - his model of novelty derived from the I Ching and Mayan calendar converging on December 22nd, 2012.
terence mckenna argues human history is not our fault but driven by a magnetic field propelling genetic material toward novelty
terence mckenna on novelty theory, the acceleration of complexity through cosmic history, and psychedelics as catalysts for the next phase of human evolution
terence mckenna's 1995 state of the stone address. a san francisco lecture on the failures of science, fractals, novelty theory, and psychedelics as a tool for human consciousness.
john hazard interviews terence mckenna in hawaii in october 1998, an hour on novelty theory, the omega point, and the i ching as a map of dna
terence mckenna at ojai foundation in april 1985. three recorded sessions presenting his research into the i ching's mathematical structure and his theory of accelerating novelty t
dennis mckenna reflects on timewave theory from the south coast of spain, describing life as a confirming spectacle where he sees echoes of historical figures and events in everyda
terence mckenna at wfmu. a lecture on whether intelligent people can hope, developed through novelty theory, psychedelics, and shamanism as counter to existential materialism.
coast to coast am radio interview with terence mckenna on novelty theory, timewave zero, and the accelerating pace of change in human civilization.