"A hallucination is a species of reality."
-Terence McKenna
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"A hallucination is a species of reality."
-Terence McKenna
True Hallucinations
Cover and title pages to Terence McKenna’s True Hallucinations, Italian edition (illustrations by Matteo Guarnaccia, 1995).
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Artwork by Kathleen McKenna (née Harrison) for Terence McKenna's book True Hallucinations
“He humbled himself.” There is an eternity worth of praise in those three words — but only if we know what humility really means.
“Ev pointed to the southeast, where a black, stratocumulus mass was seething and boiling up to great altitudes. We watched for a few moments, and it became like a vast mushroom cloud - the aftermath of a thermonuclear blast. The impression was very startling, and Ev recalled to me Dennis’s words with regards to Stropharia cubensis. He said that it was the mushroom at the end of history. To him the shape of the atomic cloud was a physical and biophysical pun on the transformative powers of the Strophariad and its eruption into history.”
Terence McKenna, True Hallucinations, pg. 154.
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