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>>40613872
Check out the cover to part two
>>40615372
It's where the title comes from and the book expands on McKenna's ideas/philosophy.
Terence McKenna referenced the concept of "ecology of souls" in his discussions, particularly in the context of altered states of consciousness and psychedelic experiences. He suggested that psychedelics, such as DMT, could carry individuals into an "ecology of souls," implying a realm populated by various entities and intelligences.
McKenna's idea of an "ecology of souls" is closely tied to his exploration of the paranormal, death, and the interconnectedness of consciousness. He believed that the soul was a complex and diverse entity, influenced by both the living and the dead, and that this diversity was essential to the functioning of such an ecology.
Check out the cover to part two
>>40615372
It's where the title comes from and the book expands on McKenna's ideas/philosophy.
Terence McKenna referenced the concept of "ecology of souls" in his discussions, particularly in the context of altered states of consciousness and psychedelic experiences. He suggested that psychedelics, such as DMT, could carry individuals into an "ecology of souls," implying a realm populated by various entities and intelligences.
McKenna's idea of an "ecology of souls" is closely tied to his exploration of the paranormal, death, and the interconnectedness of consciousness. He believed that the soul was a complex and diverse entity, influenced by both the living and the dead, and that this diversity was essential to the functioning of such an ecology.
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