/lit/ - Literature

>>15170704
He was a sage who breathed new life into the ancient teachings on how to unfurl one's soul like lead into gold

The light was bright...the wind swayed me hither and thither...lust overwhelmed my thoughts...anger my heart...however...above the clouds..far above the sky...beyond the ether itself...I see Guenon (pbuh)...smiling upon me...

>>14938386
yes...the uninitiated will always take away a surface level understanding...

>>14875475
Based...My brother, how it warms my soul to hear of your communion with out great Teacher (pbuh)...I had many of the aforementioned experiences, that I dare call mystical...Had it not been with the immortal love that leaks out of his (pbuh) sacred teachings, perhaps the blessing wouldn't haven fallen upon me yet...I saw the sun sink below the horizon of the sea...I have seen waves as tall as towers...I have seen the beginning and the end...Rejoice, borther, for Guénon (pbuh) and his arms are open to us all...

>>14767592
Hello Brothers. I felt the message in my soul that we are once again congregating to spread the wisdom of Guénon (pbuh). We are all one; one is us. We embrace the World soul and do not subscribe to the illusion of ego, that we live as a separate soul. Embrace and rejoice for Guénon (pbuh) has already taken the path for all of us to follow. To an ever higher Mountain, do we climb together.

>>14682896
based Guénon (pbuh) poster

>>14670566
You need to enter into the secret mystery religions of ancient Egypt. Follow this knowledge and see it be transformed again and again in Ancient Greece's, Jewish, Christian, Buddhists, Hindu mystery religions, all of which only initiated the few into its true doctrine. Guénon (pbuh) has this wisdom should you seek it. All praise the most High.

>>11628657
Nope, I did acid and mushrooms over a hundred times before the age of 21 in addition to trying a dozen other obscure psychs and I still do acid on occasion. but after reading a bunch of psychedelic lit I realized there was way deeper stuff out there. The very first book you listed, Huxley's Perennial Philosophy should be a hint. Despite psychs being what got him into that subject the book has nothing to do with psychedelics themselves and shouldn't even be in that list. His book despite being good is still only a shallow survey of eastern and perennial thought.

There are over a hundred thousand pages worth of Hindu, Buddhist, Daoist, Islamic and Neoplatonic texts in addition texts from other obscure schools which are all infinitely more profound and worthwhile than any book about psychedelics, and that's just counting the ones which have been translated into English. The fact that you would even include those ones in the last portion of the list under 'Psychedelic' philosophy indicates that you haven't even developed a capacity for engaging with and understanding profound ideas without somehow trying to link them to psychedelics and your experiences with them (trust me anon I did the same as a teenager). Once you read a level of study, contemplation and implementation of the aforementioned types of texts it's possible to reach a level where every waking moment from morning until night is more profound and meaningful than anything ever experienced while tripping, and you get still do psychs while going about this (without being attached to them or regarding them as overly important). Spending so much time reading different books about psychs when there is so much more profound stuff out there is pitiful IMO, but I can empathize because I did it too when I was 16.

>not reading Guénon
>not reading Baudrillard
>not reading Millet

Welp