Text only, reading part of the introduction of the book Cosmic Trigger 1 by Robert Anton Wilson: "This book deals with what I have called induced brain change, which Dr. John Lilly more resoundingly calls “metaprogramming the human bio-computer.” In simple Basic English, as a psychologist and novelist, I set out to find how much rapid re-organization was possible in the brain functioning of one normal domesticated primate of average intelligence — the only one on whom I could ethically perform such risky research — myself. Like most people who have historically attempted such “metaprogramming,” I soon found myself in metaphysical hot water. It became urgently obvious that my previous models and metaphors would not and could not account for what I was experiencing. I therefore had to create new models and metaphors as I went along. Since I was dealing with matters outside consensus reality-tunnels, some of my metaphors are rather extraordinary. That does not bother me, since I am at least as much an artist as a psychologist, but it does bother me when people take these metaphors too literally." - screenshot taken from RAW's homepage: https://rawilson.com/cosmic-trigger-final-secret-of-the-illuminati/
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reviving postfeast
yesterdust settling today
horizon ahead
After such barrage of euphoric glossolalia, yielding clarity seems only fair: knowing the path that led to celebrating #MaybeDay on July 23, starts with leaving behind certain preconceived notions and reading Cosmic Trigger.
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