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It’s so funny because I really hoped he would have more information about the shape shifting itself. His proof seems to be mediums and various accounts but there’s very little detail here.

He seems to believe any idea that’s “alternative” to any institution that currently exists. Plenty of great points about various systems of control

Not a boring page that exists in this fucking book. He draws connections between the common themes in various religion to point to a lineage of a certain ideology that informs the symbolic aspect of modern society and the various institutions where power is centralised and is becoming further centralised

So a few pages of chapter 4 has a section where he criticises Zionism and literal interpretations of Talmudic law. I don’t know if this makes him anti Semitic but by the same reading he’s anti Egyptian, ancient texts and already his fascination with the royal family is very apparent

“All the white peoples are and it is the white race which has taken over the world, quite demonstrably. Just look around you at who controls all the reigns of global power. White people.”

While I don’t agree with the method in which he reaches his conclusions he makes a lot of interesting points about society as a whole. And this quote makes it all the more perplexing that he’s called an antisemite

I’ve now lost my copy of the book.. doh! Hopefully I’ll find it again..

Finished 3 chapters!

Turns out Sam is not the original Buddha and Yama is the only one who knows. This weird mystery fraudulent Buddha is incredibly powerful because yama’s death stare only gives him a headache. He’s incredibly wise and has a weird vibe. He killed the original Buddha who had more of an active doctrine. Yama criticised Sam for creating a doctrine of pacifism.

A human asks the God of death whether death is really the end. Even death doesn’t know what death is but is the ruler of his kingdom. Interesting and human approach to big concepts and gods. Makes them seem relatable

An inventive way to use these mythological figures

“Reality is that which when you stop believing in it, it doesn’t go away”

You see, anahata is still very feeble, and maonipura psychology is quite close to us. We still have to be polite to people to avoid the explosions of manipura.