Ask Terence McKenna

...u can approach whichever way works for you, but if you have a perfect work of art, or a work of art which strives toward perfection then it will have t...

...e; that, that, uh, the world that we're inside of is much more like a work of art than it is like the smooth-running mechanistic machine that Newtonian...

...ng connectivity on, you know, to the next plant, animal, human being, work of art, whatever it is. And uh, I'm, I still grapple with what all this mean...

... ways I think it can be arguably said that this is the quintessential work of art or at least work of literature of the 20th century and Joyce intended...

...u present me with a diet, a social arrangement, a sexual conundrum, a work of art, my criteria is ‘is it shit, or is it Shinola?’ I’m happy to give you...

...write the plot. You see, if what we're embedded in is a novel or some work of art like a novel, then what you want to do is figure out who in the novel...

...t and invented the observation of landscape and nature in this single work of art. People had never done that before. It was an entirely new thing to c...

... because in my morning meditation this morning, I had this image of a work of art which many of you know I’m sure. It’s Dürer’s etching of Melencolia. ...

...ace of the medieval mind—we emerge out of nature almost as its finest work of art. Uh, uh, the medieval mind spoke of 'the productions of nature'. This...

...c construct. It is more in the nature of a sentence, or a novel, or a work of art, than it is in the nature of these machine models of interlocking law...

...c. It absolutely had no use other than to make my life a more perfect work of art, as an example we had a pot in which we could de-vein (…?) every morn...