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Cosmic Trigger deals with a process of deliberately induced brain change … This is called ‘initiation’ or ‘vision quest’ in many traditional societies and … [a] dangerous variety of self-psychotherapy in modern terminology. I do not recommend it for everybody … The main thing I learned is that ‘reality’ is always plural and mutable. From the Preface
Cosmic Trigger I : Final Secret of the Illuminati
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A whopping truckload of manure for the amusement of the simpleminded.
Rating: 1 / 5
If anyone wants to read an ingenious work of prose, try Cosmic Trigger. After your head is left spinning, perhaps for up to two years, honestly contemplate the nature of the apple into which you bit. The reader shall be left with a new appreciation for the power of disinformation. Like Hitler said, “If you’re going to tell a LIE, tell a big one.” Yes, the world is about to end, but it won’t end like this. Try the Bible
Rating: 1 / 5
Two warnings I want to share with the reader
1. I bought this used for $10.99 including shipping. The cover price was $2.25. Grungy paper backs dont go up in value like that.
Be aware of this before you buy it used.
2. After reading the first hundred or so pages I decided that not only was $10.99 to much but I wouldnt have paid the $2.25 either.
This book is pure silliness. I thought I was getting some heavy philosophy like In Seach of Schrodingers Cat or Pierces The Crack In the Cosmic Egg.
WRONG!
Just a lot of silliness.
So I threw it across the room to the trash. Then I figured at least some good could come out of it if I used it for toilet paper.Then I decided, I’ll just sell it again on amazon to some other sucker.Of course, when I do it will be for lower than the cover price. Some of us have a sense of ethics.
In all this not much was said about the book was it? Theres a reason. Its simply not worth the cost or time unless you’re stoned and cant find any good music or munchies. Other than that its pure silliness with nothing at all to say.
Rating: 1 / 5
R. A. Wilson is a Thelemite manipulated towards being humorous. He has the power to imprint a belief of a lie, with the excellent purpose of making people will to learn. After years of reading this book once, presently I am amazed to discover the profound depth of his lies still whirling in the structure of my Sub-Consciousness. Do not be surprised if after reading this book the Universe seemingly changes, to be absorbed in the mass of Crowley books he Truly-Willed you to read. A nice Display of the Genius commonly left dormant in the average Human Mind. Silver Star means Sirius in the Third Order of the A.’.A.’. : in that Order one becomes united unto Sirius by a tranmitted electrical Ray of spiraling Prana.
Rating: 5 / 5
Having read this and another book (Quantum Psychology) by this author, I can vouch for a complete lack of logic or reason within the pages of this book. Moreover, of all the authors I have ever read, this one seems the biggest kook of all. If your into unfounded, if not outright ludicrous, scientific conclusions reached through mystic-minded, drug-induced idiocy (as in the idea the human race was seeded by aliens or dancing little green men) in a form lacking utterly in any manner of logical order, then this is the literature for you. Frankly, this guy’s so far out in left field he can’t see home plate. There’s a word for people who create their own reality in this manner: nuts. Save your money. Better yet, spend it on Carl Sagan’s “The Demon-Haunted World” for some really intelligent reading. Personally, I’m actually ashamed to admit I read Wilson’s books. I only did so at the bequest of a friend whose grounding in reality I am now surely questioning.
Rating: 1 / 5