Terence McKenna –
- Born: November 16, 1946, Paonia, CO
- Died: April 3, 2000 (age 53 years), San Rafael, CA
- Influenced by: Aldous Huxley, Heraclitus, William Blake · See more
- Spouse: Kathleen Harrison (m. 1975–1992)
- Children: Klea McKenna“
See also…
- Terence McKenna
- Terence McKenna’s book True Hallucinations
- Timestream Bifurcation / Fractal Soliton of Improbability
- Robert Larson / Out The Rabbit Hole radio show
- SMiles Lewis
- Utter.com – Archived Audio with Transcripts: “The largest collection of talks by Terence McKenna — visionary ethnobotanist and advocate for the mindful use of natural psychedelics.”
- Inner Space/Outer Space: Terence McKenna’s Jungian Psychedelic Ufology
By Christopher Partridge – Project MUSE, ResearchGate, JSTOR, Nova Religio (Volume 23, Issue 3, February 2020 – Univ of Cali Press)
ABSTRACT: This article discusses the relationship between “inner space” (the mind/consciousness) and perceptions of “outer space” (the extraterrestrial) in Western psychedelic cultures. In particular, it analyses the writings and lectures of Terence McKenna, the most influential psychedelic thinker since the 1960s. Assimilating a broad range of ideas taken from esotericism, shamanism, and science fiction, McKenna became the principal architect of an occult theory of psychedelic experiences referred to here as “psychedelic ufology.” The article further argues that McKenna was formatively influenced by the ideas of Carl Jung and that, as such, subsequent psychedelic ufology tends to be Jungian.
File Contents / Inventory:
The Great Timestream Bifurcation Terence McKenna – Ojai Foundation, April 1986 (PDF via TranscentalObject)
The Great Timestream Bifurcation by Terence McKenna Originally appeared in Psychedelic Illuminations #6 (via archive.org) (via Mark Jacobs – JacobsM.com)
McKenna’s dual world mania « Dreamflesh
The missing chapters of True Hallucinations (Chapter 20: The Oversoul as Saucer) – Deoxy (via archive.org) (via AnomalyArchives.org)
Tom McIntyre (1994) Millenium Witness; Psychedelic anthropologist Terence McKenna takes on the brave new world. San Francisco Examiner Oct 9, p. 12-13,19-24, Illustrator: photo: Ken Miller.
Alien Dreamtime, Dobie Theater, Midnite Screenings handbill
Erik Davis (1993) Lost in Hyperspace: Three Brainy Guys Shoot the Moon by Erik Davis, review of Trialogues at the Edge of the West, Voice Literary Supplement, November 1992, page 29
Newspaper clipping – McKenna: Exit, stage left. Performance at Solo Mio prove’s he’s no performer by Barry Walters, San Francisco Examiner, Monday, October 2, 1995
Misc handwritten notes from Steven Mizrach and SMiles Lewis.


