General discussion of books that might help us break through.

A full online version of :

The Tao Te Ching

http://www.mkzdk.org/taoteching/index.html

I think I need this book:

culture jam
by: kalle lasn

tasty bits of culture mmm mm mmm.

The Path by Cozzolino


With The Path, be prepared for an extraordinary, thought-provoking journey through the nuts and bolts of consciousness. The author, William Cozzolino, presents ancient and immutable principles in the light of modern understanding.

The Path challenges our deep-seated, comfortable sense of what is real; it offers knowledge and an opportunity therein to discard false deductions about ourselves and our place in life-and death-by the introduction of a clearer premise of reality and our chosen roles within it.

In The Path we are taught by a western adept and an eastern master, and we soon realize they are one and the same. The teaching is designed to awaken us to a sense of balance and freedom from the mass-delusion most of us call Life-the end result: a practical evolution of consciousness that can be used in day-to-day existence to develop a profound sense of awe for all that is.

The Path has found a prominent place among my most valued books in the genre. I will read it again-and again.

Joseph R. Kiefer II

http://www.exclave.org/lo.html

Here is a full online version of Ra's Law of one if anyone is interested in reading that.

Also for some interesting reading on the ascension check out www.ascension2000.com there are 3 full free books on there they are called "The convergence series" Its based around the law of one.

Another one of my fav books is a book of simple truths its called "The warrior of Light" and its by Paulo Coelho

Love and Light to you all
L

As far as books go,
I have found
New Falcon Publications
to be absolutely invaluable
as a publisher of important,
practical works by authors who
have some of the deepest insights into
The Great Work.
I've been especially effected by the works of:

Robert Anton Wilson

Christopher Hyatt

Timothy Leary


Enjoy...
.:S:.

jack kerouac
dharma bums
tasy tasty book that makes you want to be a character...therefore influencing you to become a dharma bum.

This book is great, whether you're new on your path or have been studying for a long while. Newbies will find that it presents an amazing amount of information in a very clear and easy-to-understand format. Those with more experience will find it's a very clear and refreshing reminder in many ways, while presenting things from multiple viewpoints that we may not have considered before. All in all, a great book.

~David the Catalyst

A little book I wrote some time back called "A blade of grass." The text downloads a very benign meme (a thought that may take on a life of its own) into your brain's dynamic neural network, though I think many people here have been exposed to this type of program already. The book explains the entire scope of reality... as it pertains to a single blade of grass and its limitless connections to earth, sun, water, and everything else.

If anyone's interested in reading it, contact me with your email and I will send you a free online copy.

Information should always be freely distrubuted when the means are available.

I'll start with DVD's

Kundalini Yoga for beginners 1-6
Secret of the Warriors Power
The occult history of the third reich
Star Wars(original Trilogy)
Transformers the Movie
Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land

Books

Prometheus Rising--Robert Anton Wilson
Quantum Psychology--Robert Anton Wilson
The Cosmic Trigger--Robert Anton Wilson
The Illuminatus Trilogy--Robert Shae and Robert Anton Wilson
Principia Discordia
Art and Symbols of the Occult-- James Wesserman
The Secret Teachings of all ages-- Manly P. Hall
The book-- Alan Watts
Eye in the Triangle-- Israel Regardie
The Tree of life:an illustrated study in magic-- Israel Regardie
What you should know about the Golden Dawn--Israel Regardie
The Kabbalah Unveiled -- Macgregor S.L. Mathers
Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious-- Carl Jung
Psychology and the occult -- Carl Jung
Tao te ching-- Lao Tsu
Scholar Warrior:an introduction to the tao in everyday life--Ming-Dao Deng
Zen without Zen Masters--Camden Benares
Psybermagick:advanced ideas in chaos magick-Peter J. Carroll
Info-psychology--Timothy Leary
Neuropolitique--Timothy Leary
Modern shamans guide to a pregnant universe-Christopher S. Hyatt
The Torah
The Zohar
The Gnostic Bible--Willis Barnstone
The power of myth--Joseph Campbell
Kybalian--Three Initiates
Alchemists Handbook--Frater Albertus
The Magus:A complete system of occult philosophy--Francis Barret
Secrets of the Druids--John Mattews
Taliesin:the last celtic shaman--John Mattews
Fire in the head:shamanism and the celtic spirit--Tom Cowan
The Harmony of the spheres: The pythagorean tradition in music--Joscelyn Godwin
Eqyptian Magic(books on eqypt and chaldaea, V.2.)--E.A. Wallis Budge
The complete Enochian Dictionary--Lon Milo Duquette
The holy books of Thelema--Aleister Crowley
Modern Magick:Eleven Lessons in the high magickal arts--Donald Michael Kraig
Three books of occult philosophy--Henry Cornelius Agrippa
The teachings of Don Juan--Carlos Castaneda
Separate reality--Carlos Castaneda
Demons of the flesh: the complete guide to left hand path sex magic--Nicholas Schreck, Zeena Schrek
The Rose + Cross--Olivier Manitara


That's my collection now as it stands. I've lost a great deal of other books due to theft or me lending something out and forgetting who I lent it too and my own greed because some of them were valuable. whatever.

An interesting book on alternative healing techniques would be "Alchemical Healing" by Nikki Skully. If your interested in Alchemy this goes into spiritual and emotional alchemy a bit. Another good book on Alchemy is "The Sorcerers Stone" by Dennis William Hauck

I've only read 3 of Phillip K. Dick's books so far, and Ubik and The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch are pretty good. Both of them explore the idea that there may not truly be any way that most of us can be sure what we are experiencing is our everyday worlds. It is more likely a familiar face has been imposed upon a shifting reality so we feel comfortable and secure rather than face a disturbing unknown.
On a somewhat more trivial note it is interesting to see what Dick thought the future would have in store technology-wise. Especially, since he wrote many of his books in the 60's and he isn't far off in his projections.

For those who practice meditation and wish to delve "deeper, " this is an beautiful book:
The Heart of Meditation