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Loading... Cosmic trigger : final secret of the illuminati (1977)by Robert Anton Wilson
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This is the kind of book you aren’t expecting to read. That is, if you, like me, had your head somewhere else than all conspiracy-lovers and occult seekers had. For this is the a book about someone not refusing the existence of weird phenomena, but embracing the kaleidoscope of possible explanations and the many people behind such quests. This is also a compilation of small essays about different topics. This, notwithstanding the bizarreness of the topic at times, allows you have a enough breathe room to find your own pace without losing too much between reading sessions. If you are already familiar with occult topics and weird phenomena, I imagine that this book does not add much to what you already know or believe. But if you, like me, happen to fall on this by accident and find yourself enjoying RAW’s style and wittiness, this book may hold a pleasant surprise for you. no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesCosmic Trigger (1) Is contained inCosmic Trigger: Final Secret of the Illuminati: Down to Earth v. 2 of Robert Anton Wilson 2nd (second) Revised Edition on 01 January 1991 by Robert Anton Wilson Cosmic Trigger; 3 Volumes by Robert Anton Wilson (indirect) Has as a student's study guide
The book that made it all happen! Wilson at his classic best. "Cosmic Trigger" deals with a process of deliberating induced brain change. Explore Sirius, Synchronicities, and Secret Societies; Crowley, Christ and Karma; Dope, Death and Divinity. And, of course, The Illuminati. Wilson has been called "One of the leading thinkers of the Modern Age." The critics rave!! No library descriptions found. |
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Audio note: It's engagingly read but has a couple of audio mistakes with redone lines. ( )