The first episode of the series featuring never before seen interviews conducted by Terence McKenna in 1992 is now online.
Find your way to La Chorrera in the Amazon rainforest, gather mushrooms, hunt butterflies and experience the true story based on the classic book by Terence McKenna.
"Contradictions such as we’re cutting the earth from beneath our feet. We’re poisoning the atmosphere that we breathe. This is not intelligent behavior. This is a culture with a bug in its operating system that’s making it produce erratic, dysfunctional, malfunctional behavior. Time to call a tech. And who are the techs? The shamans are the techs."
Based on his recent spiritual remarks and criticism of culture, Jim Carrey's behaviour in interviews is very reminiscent of someone who's just had a life-transforming psychedelic experience. Is he ready to play Terence McKenna? Vote now!
The following story, written by Terence McKenna, appeared in parts on his old website, it has never been finished, I think this is all there is out there.
After Jim Carrey distanced himself from the role it is up to Steve Buscemi to revive the spirit of the late psychedelic explorer on the big screen in an upcoming biopic.
Carrey seems to be greatly affected by the late philosopher Terence McKenna, when asked about why he was inspired to do this project he claims: "Much of the problem of the modern dilemma is that direct experience has been discounted and in its place all kinds of belief systems have been erected."
Not much more is known of Jim's extraordinary adventures but the words coming out of him already suggest a major transformation.
“The real message of psychedelics, I think, is to reclaim experience and to trust yourself. Your perceptions are primary. Your feelings are correct. Everything must constellate out and make sense and parse with what you know. If you don’t start from that assumption then you are off center to begin with. And the psychedelics will dissolve the cultural programming that has potentially made you a mark and restore your authenticity.” - He told reporters.
Terence McKenna's True Hallucinations is an experimental documentary about the chaos at La Chorrera, the imagination, time, the Logos, belief, hope, madness, and doubt. Created by Peter Bergmann, this project is an expansion of ideas first presented in "The Transcendental Object At The End Of Time".
"Truth Or Madness" is set to put the art pedal to the metal and become one of the most visionary sci-fi series by placing control in the hands of the shaman figures of our society, in an alternative 2017 where both Philip K Dick and Terence McKenna are still alive and where through the power of social media they became vortexes of attention.
"Well, we're fighting a meme war here, aren't we? We have to use the media to prosecute our agenda. So, our friend is the information transfer network, the media. We have to set in motion memes - models that will attract loyalty."
"Feminism is a tremendously underestimated force, viewed in the present context primarily as a woman's concern. The understanding has not yet percolated throughout society that the advancement of women is a program vitally connected to the survival of human beings as a species."
Will Jim Carrey embrace the role of a lifetime? Rumors of Carrey playing the late ethnobotanist, author, and philosopher Terence McKenna are springing up everywhere online. The actor, who has been long involved in spiritual practices, was seen in public with a great bard beard, reminiscent of McKenna's.
Rumor is spreading like wildfire on social media that Jim Carrey is set to play the late ethnobotanist Terence McKenna in an upcoming movie based on McKenna's adventures in the Amazon basin in 1971, and introducing the theories that were born out of that experience.