Prophets and charlatans

[drugo]

Who were the top three prophets of the twentieth century?

I vote

Henry Ford

Ghandi

Mckenna

[Quill]

Allen Ginsberg

Jack Kerouac

William S Burroughs

Philip K Dick

Bill Hicks

Keith Richards

John lennon

Hunter S Thompson

just a few off the top off my head for your consideration

oh and Iggy Pop

Edited April 20, 2010 by Quilliam

[mutant]

I give my negative vote to McKenna

A positive one for Osho, maybe?

[Whispering Leaves]

William Gibson

The Simpsons

That Bloke Down the Pub / Your Dad

[mutant]

George Carlin, Bill Hicks

extraordinary and visionary stand up comedians

[ref1ect1ons]

I love eckhart, osho and gurdjief.

All three could also be bad.

Eckhart charged $1000 to see him in oz. Osho was the same in regards to money and women.

Gurdjief would be get emotional towards people who annoyed him, but this was said to help them wake-up as well.

[t st tantra]

phillip k dick

robert anton wilson

a e crowley

t s t .

no ones perfect!...lol

Edited April 20, 2010 by t st tantra

[nabraxas]

marx

freud

einstein

not my favourites, but in terms ov having changed society these guys would have to talk the prize.

Marx changed the way we think about politics & ultimately the lives ov millions in the USSR, China, Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, etc. etc.

Freud changed the way we think about ourselves, our dreams, our desires & our children,

& Einstein changed the way we think about time, space, the universe, etc. & ultimately it was his work that led to the development ov the nuclear bomb.

Edited April 21, 2010 by nabraxas

[mutant]

Wilhelm Reich, visionary, holistic scientist, human

[-YT-]

Nikola Tesla

[bℓσωηG]

William Cooper, Bill Hicks, Graham Hancock, Maxwell Igan

[folias]

Wilhelm Reich,

Barbara Ann Brennan,

Terrence McKenna,

Erich Fromm,

J. Krishnamurti,

Robert A. Monroe,

D.H. Lawrence,

But in a few hundred years, probably Barbara Ann Brennan would come out no 1.

Julian.

[devance]

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/f/philip-jose-farmer/behind-walls-of-terra.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverworld#Works

http://www.bautforum.com/showthread.php/103281-riverworld-TV-series?p=1720113#post1720113

[devance]

http://www.bautforum.com/showthread.php/56663-Could-coral-live-on-land?p=1726662#post1726662

[rhubarb]

Gigi the mystic camel from Morocco

[paradox]

no body's mentioned Robert Anton Wilson yet

how about paramahansa yogananda..

& bob dylan needs a big up fo'real bwoi

shit i just realized i lied, tst beat me to RAW

Edited May 14, 2010 by paradox

[devance]

http://www.bautforum.com/showthread.php/101370-Human-teleportation?p=1730731&posted=1#post1730731

[santiago]

Nicola Tesla

Wright Brothers

Elvis Presley

[mescalito]

Nelson Mandela

His Holiness - The Dali Lama

Henry Rollins

Edit:Shit nearly forgot

Lee Jun Fan

(AKA Bruce)

Edited May 15, 2010 by mescalito

[paradox]

controversy aside, castaneda needs a mention.

albert hofmann...

kahlil gibran

Edited May 15, 2010 by paradox

[faustus]

john c lilly.

i proudly wear a WWJD bracelet to remind me of john's inspirational message.

[incognito]

My grandmother. for me anyhoo.

Edward Mabo.

Carl Jung. (gangbanger that he was )

echardt tolle i like but his money whoreness repulses me.

eddie Vedder.

dunno about prophets but have been extremely inspirational to me as a human being.

[Slybacon]

Tesla

Shulgin

JFK

[devance]

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1066558/pg1#16997321

http://www.bautforum.com/showthread.php/101370-Human-teleportation?p=1730731&posted=1#post1730731

[JDanger]

Aldous Huxley deserves mention.

Hegel had some pretty rad ideas, too (depending on one's interpretation).

I second Hunter S Thompson.