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The Akashic Record Player: A Non-Stop Geomantic Conspiracy

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I came across this book when I was on the road, so I was never able to listen to the flimsy thin record which was included; however, I got enough out of the book itself to really start my mind's wheels turning, and I think that any more input would have been overload.

For, me this book came into my life at just the right time. Psychologically, I was trying to bridge the gap between my masculine and feminine personalities... you see, the main character in this story goes through an intense ritual to accomplish a necessary coupling of his male and female sides. He dresses as a woman, and joins a coven(or something) of other women who are conjuring the deity Dianna. Meanwhile, there are these strange inter-dimensional aliens who are observing the whole thing; they have plans of their own.

This book is another one of those unique visions of what it take to get beyond the accepted norms of society to truly embace the Whole of spirituality.

I enjoyed it, and learned a lot as well.

highly unusual, stimulating, experiential play with the mind.

Written in an engaging, uniquely entertaining style that makes a welcome addition to every individualist's libary.

GET IT!

Watch your step, and remember what the tele says. Witchcraft can be harmful to health. Openning up to the femeine can lead to distressing situations. Mabyr even complete insanity. I believe the bible. I watch the news. Magick is bad. Synchronicity is "God's will" we have no control over our own fate.
But seriously though, sorry for the sarcasm. I don't mean to offend anyone, except (???). This is a truly intriguing little love story. I mean it's a journey into an ongoing attempt by the planet earth to recruit vertically stable mid-wives. I mean It's a detailed account of the impact of the Harmonic Convergence of 1987. Wait no It's a story about interstellar alien space beings accepting earth surrender rites to spare 11% of it's population from the great collapse. Or does this detail the carreer of an aspiring writer/cyber-punk of new age cultural back ground. Well what ever this book is about, give me a couple more reads and mabye I'll get it. Der huh.

This book is stupid, juvenile and pandering beyond belief !!