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[norea19]

I have also read DISPELLING WETIKO. I am among those who would recommend this book. Levy is also a good interview. The great aspect to this book is that he tells how to recognize evil in most of it's nuances and tells you how to deal with it. It is not a book that you read from start to finish. He writes much like Jung, whom I have read extensively. When I read the book, I picked it up, read some of it, put it down, saw it in the world, and reacted to what I saw using his guidance. Then I would pick the book up again and read more,put it down, see it in the world, and then pick up the book again. It took me three months to read it. By doing this, I think I know most of what that book had to teach me.

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[pengwinboy]

This is pretty rad, I'm really stoked on this thread.
How about other podcasts or interview shows you guys like?
I like Where Did the Road Go. Covers a lot of interesting topics like THC but leans more towards like ghosts, demons, aliens, cryptids, and fascinating spiritual stuff.
Love a good ghost story!
Anyone have any other recommendations?

 

[jem]

Rune Soup podcasts! Gordon has some fantastic guests on. Gnostic Media can be brilliant at times - the ones with Hans Utter are favourites for me and their latest ones on Pizzagate are well worth a listen imo.

 

[enjoypolo]

<img src="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51U-hXS6kKL._SX312_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg" alt="Trance Formation of America - MK Ultra Monarch Cathy O Brien" />

I am currently reading Trance-Formation of America about the story of MK Ultra Monarch victim Cathy O'Brien and what she went through as a Monarch-pedophilia-sexslave victim in the elite's circle. It is deeply disturbing and I advise caution before reading it as it can be quite brutal to read.
On the side note, there are some very interesting anecdotal descriptions of Human Hunting with D.Cheney, Reagan (Uncle Ronnie) and MK Ultra programming methods, including things like Disney programming and trauma-based methods.

Deeply disturbing but essential to know-stuff in my opinion.

https://www.amazon.com/Trance-Formation-America-Cathy-OBrien/dp/0966016548/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1482614688&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=trance+formation

 

[northplaza]

I'm very interested in biodynamics as well.
Steiner put a lot together.

 

[stone]

'The End Of All Evil' by Jeremy Locke is an important one!

 

[general urko]

A book I've probably mentioned before is Wayne Herschel's "Hidden Records". Although not as philosophically deep as it could be, his straightforward take on megalithic city layout (mainly focusing on Egypt, but includes megalithic builders worldwide), conforming to common star constellations is very interesting. Nothing REALLY new, but puts a tidy (if unexplained) perspective on human preoccupation with known star constellations (and possibly the Zodiac system), from 30,000 year old cave paintings in France to later day Indonesian Temples. I found it interesting in a "nuts and bolts" kind of way.
Can the Zodiac be proven to be over 30,000 years old?
That raises many interesting questions.