Does anyone know who's carrying on Terence Mckenna's work?

Also I'm trying to find a working download for his timewave zero software. I know this may not be the right section for this thread, but I know most of you dmt users will know of him and speaking of dmt has anyone had that bouncing basketball type of dmt trip he explained? I still have not taken dmt but am researching how to do the extraction from local plants. Thanks in advance

 

btw, I mashed up a short mckenna lecture with a cloud cult music video. It's weird how it came out, because I just put them both at the beginning with only 1 cut and the words seemed to flow with some of the visuals naturally. Let me know what you all think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sga7J1l8Fr0

 

pinchbeck?

 

I liked Breaking Open the Head and 2012. He touches on a lot of Mckenna philosophy, I think, maybe more so in his 2012/Quetzalcoatl book. However, I think this 2012 thing has gotten ridiculously out of proportion, they even have a movie coming out about it and already the trailer is filled with tons of unfacts. We don't have long to wait to figure out what's going to happen though. Things probably will change a lot, they always have, but I don't think it will be the end of life as we know it

 

His life partner Kathleen Harrison continues the projects they started together, like Botanical Dimensions, the enthobotanical garden on Hawaii. timewave Zero is kinda arbitrary. I dont really care about that side of Terence, personally.

 

Everyone is carrying on Mckennas work in there own way.

Altho there is lorenzo http://www.matrixmasters.com/podcasts/

 

I heard that someone did take over the garden in Hawaii, I'm not sure if it was his wife or someone else.

 

Yeah...I read breaking open the head....and really liked it in the beginning....
But, after a while I started to not like Pinchbeck much, and felt like he was exaggerating.
(There was one thing he mentioned that was absolutely incorrect about something....but I can't remember it now....some myth similar to strychnine in acid, but not that.)