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Terence McKenna

Exploring the Evolutionary Impact of Psychedelics on Humanity.

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Author: Terence McKenna

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780553371307

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1992

Audiobook length: 31min

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Who should listen Food of the Gods

The summary audiobook of "Food of the Gods" by Terence McKenna is ideal for curious minds interested in the intersection of anthropology, botany, and psychedelics. It appeals to those looking to explore the profound relationship between humans and psychoactive plants throughout history, as well as individuals seeking insights into the cultural and spiritual implications of these substances. This audiobook is particularly valuable for students, researchers, and anyone keen on understanding the role of psychedelics in shaping human consciousness and society.

3 quotes from Food of the Gods

  • "The universe is not a thing; it is a process. It’s not a collection of things; it’s a collection of realities emerging out of the distillations of attracted events through time."
  • "The shaman is in a state of ecstasy, interacting with the world on a deeper level that transforms perception and understanding beyond ordinary experience."
  • "Psychedelics are a way to unite consciousness with nature and re-establish our place within the cosmos; they remind us that we are not separate from, but rather a part of, the environment around us."

Author : Terence McKenna

Terence Kemp McKenna was a distinguished writer, philosopher, psychonaut, and ethnobotanist known for his deep exploration of psychedelic, plant-based entheogens. He garnered acclaim for his insights into shamanism, the evolutionary roots of human consciousness, and his innovative concept of novelty theory, addressing the complexities of human experience and perception.