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Actually getting easier to read, and evolving. I like how this is organized and follows logically to the next step in Christian mystic ideas. I will say, some of the mystics seem to complicate things.

The scrolls are vaguely interesting. The doctor's point of view is a little out there and too disjointed. I'm a novice, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't know what he's saying at some points and how it's all connected, but I will finish it.

Not for beginners, and dense.

A quick guide to the facts you'll need to convert your friends who are ready to jump into politics. (I started at the beginning of part 2.)

I've always wanted to be on a terrorist watch list... Well, I mean, if I haven't already been placed on one since my days in Occupy. Don't worry friends and family... I'm merely being a good Collectivist and not converting.

I mean if you're going to be crazy, I suppose you better learn the language. Nothing to see here.

Woo, what an exhausting story for us modern folk. Good writing and discussion of philosophy and human nature. It deserves its classic status, but definitely requires some patience. Complex and interwoven storylines that require taking notes, haha. Oh and freemasons!

Interesting, Freud was into some strange stuff about dreams and telepathy. Sounds like a crazy dude, but he was o revered.

Good God I want this to be over. The writing is great and the themes and interplay between characters make it a classic, but I have to force myself to the end b/c it is so long and well, classically written.

Reading this one b/c Ms. Cullen gets good reviews for her descriptive techniques, and out of all the best selling books this looked like a quick read with an interesting topic. Too much fluff, though.

Better methods of prayer, meditation, and interesting stories of typically inexplicable events. Kind of a slow read though.

Researching many different belief systems requires a peek into the ones that seem like just good fun. Some interesting results, though.

This is going to be hard to follow. Not hard to read, but there's a lot of moving parts. (To be expected in a book like this.)

3/4 of the way through

"He could not understand how so much wisdom on all points could be allied to madness in anyone. Was Faria deceived as to his treasure, or was all the world deceived as to Faria." I like to pretend Faria is spelled Ferree as I listen to this in audiobook form, lol.