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Prometheus rising by wilson

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Dude check out some of the stuff on this list

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>I dont want to come across as a cringy secularist but [insert cringy secularist shit]
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Prometheus Rising is an especially good book on changing your thought process for the better.

I know this is not the right spot but everyone on this board feels knowledgeable so I'll just put it here. To a 21 year old who has just lost hope in everything and wants to start from scratch and make out a living by writing, what would you suggest?

Thoughts on this chart? I'd be interested in short reviews of some of those books.

I've read a couple of them so I'll give my thoughts. Also, rec me some books.

Prometheus Rising : Really good book, good exercises. Just keep in mind the author refers to the 8-circuit model as a map of consciousness and not an absolute truth. The Thinker-Prover chapter is a good intro.

The Kybalion : Great intro to hermetic thought in short format. You just have to get used to the specific terminology the authors use.

Fringe Knowledge for beginners : Absolute garbage written by most probably a schizophrenic. Skip it.

Adam, Eve and the Serpent : Really good book on politics of early Christianity, but don't expect spiritual truths or anything.

Archaic Revival : I enjoyed it, but skip it if you're not a fan of McKenna. I would take most of what he says more as thought experiments than universal truth.

How to Know Higher Worlds : Really good exercises, no matter you belief system. Though at the end Steiner talks more about Theosophian Cosmogony so it might not be your thing.

Try reading some of the introductory books on this list. You shouldn't start with books written for practicing occultists because they're heavy in subtlety and symbolism. There are mass market books on occult that are better for beginners.

Sup OP.

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