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Edward, Gwydion, Frater BT & Pymander The Aquarian read and discuss Carl Jung's Black Books, The Arabatel of Magic, Ibn Arabi's Meccan Revelations, Teilhard de Chardin's Divine Milieu, various writings of Martin Luther, The Secret of the Golden Flower, The Nag Hammadi Scriptures, Ashtavakra Gita, Tao Te Ching, I Ching, The Serpent Power by Arthur Avalon, & others to come...
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In which Thomas reluctantly mounts and rides the ass's... cult?
In which BT raises an eyebrow (or two).
In which Chun-Li meets Pee-Wee.
In which BT distils the shit out of some chardonnay.
In which Gwydion gets the ball rolling again.
In which Edward reads all the prefaces, and also there’s a tractor. It’ll make sense I promise.
In which we learn about the Sad Dad.
In which Gwydion says all the things.
In which Gwydion denounces the misogyny inherent in the Yin Yang (again).
In which the flower feels the need to explain that some of its petals are weird.
In which Thomas adds an “or else!” to the great Tantric Sufi Love-Poem, which may or may not be necessary (probably isn’t).
The 108th and Final episode of Carl Jung’s Black Books on Chicken Philosophy.
Something about the 28 Mansions of the Moon
In which BT explains the connection between the yellow & white nemyss & the blue yarmulke.
In which we learn what Tat is short for (and not much else)
in which Thomas makes The Serpent pop
In which Carl heals the child by chanting his illness.
In which Gwydion drinks the Nun of the Nur, and grows increasingly suspicious of Editor-Edward.
in which Edward finishes Richard Wilhelm's intro
in which Gwydion is a White Rabbit with many holes.
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