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Empty the Cave: Awaken the Spark Second Edition
So, you want to Exit Plato's Cave/the Matrix? It is a very grand quest to take on. However, it might not be what you think it is. Such a quest cannot be defined in words, so nothing in this book can possibly describe it. That is because Exiting the Matrix has nothing to do with "you," as it is an Exit of yourself as much as the Cave.
Revised December 2024, with more Additional Material
Revised December 2024, with more Additional Material
270 pages, Paperback
Published December 3, 2024
About the author
Howdie Mickoski
11 books42 followersHowdie Mickoski is the author of Falling For Truth, and The Power of Then-Revealing Egypt's Lost Wisdom.
He began his life as a stand-up comedian and hockey coach, but began to study the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Mexico in 1997. This led to the study of Zen, Native Indian Medicine, Alchemy, Gnosticism and comparative religions and spirituality. This study led to the Power of Then.
He had a death experience in 2005 that led him to change his research and writing focus to present his new insight, that of dealing with reality and the self in a complete different way and became Falling For Truth.
Currently he has been researching historical topics such as the Cathars and Knights Templar, to World Expositions of the 1800's looking for clues to help explain the nature of standard reality, and how and why this may have shifted over time.
He began his life as a stand-up comedian and hockey coach, but began to study the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Mexico in 1997. This led to the study of Zen, Native Indian Medicine, Alchemy, Gnosticism and comparative religions and spirituality. This study led to the Power of Then.
He had a death experience in 2005 that led him to change his research and writing focus to present his new insight, that of dealing with reality and the self in a complete different way and became Falling For Truth.
Currently he has been researching historical topics such as the Cathars and Knights Templar, to World Expositions of the 1800's looking for clues to help explain the nature of standard reality, and how and why this may have shifted over time.
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January 15, 2025
Thoroughly good.
July 23, 2026
Second book I've read from Howdie Mickoski and for some reason there is a LOT of gramatical mistakes in this book. That's a big negative for me as a writer and author.
1 - Sought of a continuation of simular themes and philosophies from the first book: the New Age Frauds, OBEs, NDEs, Nag Hammadi text, Apocryphon of James and John text. Greek, Asian, and Cathar philosophy.
2 - States that he Askashic Records and Chakras are part of th problem ( Matrix) and only Archon distractions.
3 - Continues with excellent references and quotes:
"I'm Nobody! Who are you?
Are you - Nobody - too?"
- Emily Dickinson
4 - Goes on with "My Story" and other hypothesizes way too long.
5 - Good Chapters on the philosopher Arhur Schopenhauer and origins of the fairy tale, "The sleeping Beauty."
1 - Sought of a continuation of simular themes and philosophies from the first book: the New Age Frauds, OBEs, NDEs, Nag Hammadi text, Apocryphon of James and John text. Greek, Asian, and Cathar philosophy.
2 - States that he Askashic Records and Chakras are part of th problem ( Matrix) and only Archon distractions.
3 - Continues with excellent references and quotes:
"I'm Nobody! Who are you?
Are you - Nobody - too?"
- Emily Dickinson
4 - Goes on with "My Story" and other hypothesizes way too long.
5 - Good Chapters on the philosopher Arhur Schopenhauer and origins of the fairy tale, "The sleeping Beauty."
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