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Mitya Vitangelo wrote: "What do you think"

Very good. I'm definitely buying into the aspect of it that deals with the attempt to reconstruct a false, syncretistic universal religion that operates on the level of the psyche and is used as a technique of Dajjalic control. He uses "False Dawn" as a source quite a lot and since I'm naturally hesitant to believe in a behind the scenes one-world government type scheme (I prefer pluralism), I might have to read it. Upton's chapter on the "Divine Feminine" is my favourite so far and I thought "Fall of the Jinn" was intriguing.


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