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eric
Jan 5, 2012, 8:56:17 PM1/5/12
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The Far Off Land An attempt at a philosophical evaluation
It has seemed to me that the well-established properties of the
hallucinogenic drugs might be well employed to enable us to explore
this far-off land, which is in effect our subconscious mind.
Eugene aims to bring together the perspectives of philosophy Hopefully
with the immence background of anthropology, literature, comparative
religion, the arts and psychology can someday be brought together with
pyschotropic knowledge to better understand our consciousness to
ultimately improve humanity cure mental illness and even solve lifes
mysteries.
Were we to learn its secrets, we would better understand our own
desires, and the motives which drive us through life.
Still better, the secrets of human history would perhaps be discovered
as the eternal patterns of imagination which have shaped our spiritual
existence.
But perhaps most important of all, to penetrate the well of the past
might restore to us that visionary perception which we think to have
once possessed.
The far-off land has tremendous meaning and insight. Intelligently
written and poetic. Takes you on journey that feels you full with
meaning and insight that leaves you with a sense of awe and mystery
attaching to our contemplation of life
Filled with historical facts and quotes from the worlds greatest minds
and literature.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=46127654150
It has seemed to me that the well-established properties of the
hallucinogenic drugs might be well employed to enable us to explore
this far-off land, which is in effect our subconscious mind.
Eugene aims to bring together the perspectives of philosophy Hopefully
with the immence background of anthropology, literature, comparative
religion, the arts and psychology can someday be brought together with
pyschotropic knowledge to better understand our consciousness to
ultimately improve humanity cure mental illness and even solve lifes
mysteries.
Were we to learn its secrets, we would better understand our own
desires, and the motives which drive us through life.
Still better, the secrets of human history would perhaps be discovered
as the eternal patterns of imagination which have shaped our spiritual
existence.
But perhaps most important of all, to penetrate the well of the past
might restore to us that visionary perception which we think to have
once possessed.
The far-off land has tremendous meaning and insight. Intelligently
written and poetic. Takes you on journey that feels you full with
meaning and insight that leaves you with a sense of awe and mystery
attaching to our contemplation of life
Filled with historical facts and quotes from the worlds greatest minds
and literature.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=46127654150
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