Talk:Terence McKenna

Why would this page be deleted? What's wrong with the information on it? -Christopher

It was listed for deletion because the original text provided did not fit into the purposes of Wikiquote as a collection of quotations; I have added quotes and links, and moved the original comment to here:

Terence McKenna was a multi-disciplinary commentator on the exploration of Humanity and our particular place in the Universe. An advocate for the use of Shamanic technologies and the wisdom that the psychedelic plants share with those that interact with them, he brought fresh and novel insight to many aspects of reality- with humour and good nature. The author of such books as The Archaic Revival, Food Of The Gods and with his brother Dennis Psilocybin- Magic Mushroom Grower's Guide, he displayed his particular model of nature, subjects that are as far ranging as the electromagnetic spectrum: from quantum mechanics to aliens- that to this day is entertaining and so very interesting. When one reads or listens to Terence McKenna, one may perhaps appreciate his logic and ultra-sharp wit, and wonder how a sufficiently alarming dose of a psychedelic could actually heal us to the point where the big bang seems insignificant!

The above text was written by C. E. Dunscombe

Some of this information might be appropriate for the Wikipedia article on Terence McKenna, but much of it is probably in too much of a particular POV for the article itself. ~ Kalki 22:28, 28 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Shpongle samples

Does anybody know which recordings the samples Shpongle uses are taken from?
Specifically, see http://youtube.com/watch?v=KfFPPdMHers
Thanks!
--82.81.250.211 14:07, 28 September 2007 (UTC)