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Helvetians.

Greetings from Cyberdelic Space.

This is Lorenzo and I'm your host here in the Psychedelic Salon.

Now, today's podcast begins my 20th year of podcasting from here in the salon.

And I want to thank you for being here with me, because, well, if it wasn't for you, I still wouldn't be doing these podcasts.

And appropriately, I'll begin with another talk by

Terrence McKenna. A friend of mine gave me some old tapes that he had, and he told me that

Terence gave this same talk, or at least one that is very similar, on more than one occasion.

So hopefully I haven't already podcasted. As you know, I've done that at least once before, but

hey, there are over 300 McKenna talks here in the salon, so it's easy, for me at least, to make a

mistake like that. In any event, it's always fun to listen to Terrence, even if we've heard it

before. And since we are at the beginning of a new season

of the Salon's podcasts, I'm going to do something different. In deference to those among us who

would rather not listen to my long introductions, well, I'm going to skip right to the talk.

So here's Terrence. I loved what you said about, is it all right to feeling restless with psychedelics?

It reminds me of a story that a friend of mine told me recently.

His father, this is a man 40 years old, psychotherapist, his father said to him, I want to ask

you a question, a very serious question.

But before I ask this question, I want you to understand that the answer to this question is no.

Okay?

So the answer to this question is no.

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