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In the period between the death of Abraham of Worms in 1458 and the first publication of The Book of Abramelin in 1608, the most influential occultist was, without doubt, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim. Because one of his key ideas foreshadows The Book of Abramelin, it is worth backtracking a little to consider Agrippa here.
Anthony Peake • The Hidden Universe
They are hard-won intuitions of something before form,’62 as Richard Grossinger put it.
Bernardo Kastrup • More Than Allegory
The Beyond, whatever it consists of, might not be nearly as far away or inaccessible as we think . . . But if these dried-up little scraps of fungus taught me anything, it is that there are other, stranger forms of consciousness available to us, and, whatever they mean, their very existence, to quote William James again, ‘forbids a premature
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The Ravenous Brain: How the New Science of Consciousness Explains Our Insatiable Search for Meaning
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Le cerveau fait de l'esprit : Enquête sur les neurones miroirs (Quai des Sciences) (French Edition)
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Being You: A New Science of Consciousness
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This new approach has become known as the “psychosocial position”. It argues that UFOs themselves are not necessarily a physical, “nuts and bolts” phenomena but may be better classified as psychological or sociological events. This idea has, over the last 40 years or so, divided the UFO research communities. In general terms this is something of a
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