'>>37853228
Mangas about princess lum, evangelion and sum shieets like "le club des divorcées"';

'>>37853228

>Papyrus of Ani; Egyptian Book of the Dead
Translated by E.A. Wallis';

'>>37853248
*Divorcés

Aussi du Rabelais pour la gouaille.';

'>>37853228
The Bardo Thödröl.';

'The Bhagavad Gita, Shrimad Bhagavatam';

'>>37853228
You mean like the classics? Or info regarding the next few years?';

'>>37853559
both';

'>>37853559
Paul Selig?';

'>>37853228
Research collection

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1TfZqPVSWRXCi_a3mM73W7HHfASRcadJq';

'>>37853228
el ser uno';

'>>37853228
Does anyone have a working mega link for The Temple of Solomon the King?';

'Hesiod’s theogony, Homer’s Iliad, Herodotus’ Histories

That is what remains of the cannon for mankind.';

'>>37854797
Even for eurocentrism thats preeetty narrow
Those old greeks also had a lot of respect for egypt, but you already knew that. How about parsi and arab influence? Especially thanks to muslims europe even remembers the old greeks
Fuck the other day i read this retarded french fuck say astrology only arrived to india after the campaigns of alexander and im still mad about it';

'Worlds in Collision by Immanuel Velikovsky.

https://archive.org/details/B-001-014-474';

'>>37853702
absolute normie tier garbage';

'>>37854828
astrology has existed for as long as apes were aware enough to look at stars and wonder what they were. likely predating humans since several species of bugs are known to navigate via stars. i'm not sure how this isnt obvious to everyone. its likely one of the oldest arts of mankind, as old as geomancy (writing glyphs and sigils in the sand, which eventually evolved into writing. numerous examples of geomancy can be found in africa, it is essentially how they record and display temporary information) and as old as alchemy (apes and large cats have been observed using plant drugs in the wild)';

'>>37854573
Mega is dead, there is a torrent. I'll bump with the pastebin when I get home if there isn't a new /omg/ by then.';

'>>37853228';

'Road to 911 by peter dale scott.
How to change your mind by michael pollan.
Good reads!';

'>>37856478
https://controlc.com/f90157e6
^ /omg /torrent';

'>>37853228
https://sacred-texts.com/

Your welcome';

'The politics of ecstasy by Timothy Leary: there's online version at archive dot org.

Memnoch the devil by Anne Rice.

The illuminatus trilogy by Robert Anton.

The Sandman chronicles by Neil Gaiman.

The invisibles by Grant Morrison.

The doom trilogy books based on the video game doom.

Starship troopers.

The dsm iv.

The dictionary.

The bible.

Shakespeare.

Homer, Socrates and Plato.

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

The k mega archive.

Physics, quantum mechanics, computer science: everything in the degrees reading list.

At least 300 books on history.

Do all that and you will have spent your time wisely. You will have understood enough to pursue anything that requires intelligence.';

'>>37853228
Eros and Evil. Great book on demonology and witchcraft with a focus on the medieval period. It goes through all the lore and most of it not well known before analyzing it through a model psychologists lens. Written by. an psychologist who is also a practicing occultist. It's from the 1960s so hard to get. a print copy but it's readily available in e book form on Google, Amazon etc';

'Kyle Odom's manifesto';

'>>37853228
Nothing in this thread comes close to the esotericism and relevance of Hegel's "the phenomenology of spirit" and "the science of logic"';

'test';

'>cat
post discarded. All cat posters will meet a gruesome end';

'what i will tell you is essential is not wat any other retards here will say i will say read tripura rahasya and after that read devi mahatmya . not many others will tell you this because they are idiots.';

'>>37862103
>Hegel's "the phenomenology of spirit"
seriously boring read';

'>>37864628
really retarded opinion - you got filtered by the language and just read a commentary. It's probably the most exciting book in the history of philosophy because it's structured like a Wagner opera while describing the history of consciousness. Idk how you can read the most schizophrenic interpretation of Antigone which is being used to describe the first stage of the world spirit and think that's boring.';

'Carlos Castaneda's The Teachings of Don Juan';

'Naos';

'>>37857422
Yes.';

'>>37864246
No need to insult. We know those books. Aren't they a bit advanced for a beginner?';

'>>37853228
>mental health, etc.

The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry

(Madness is caused by other people)

https://archive.org/details/interpersonalthe00sull';

'>>37865636
I’m not a fan of reading things out of order so yea, read A Seperate Reality and then :

Carlos Castaneda’s Journey to Ixtlán';

'>>37853228
Lo! by Charles Fort is actually really good. Its the superior version of simulation theory, existance is not a machine, it is a living organism. Definitely worth a read, as it covers many different /x/ topics';

'>>37853261
>recommends sacredtexts slop translations
>doesn't even get the translator's name right
I want to shame you more for this post, but you're very likely a high school kid who should be actually be commended for showing some interest in reading primary sources at all and just lacks the experience to be discerning, and I should probably just grow the fuck up and admit that 4chan can't be what I want it to be.';

'>>37864214
better?';

'>>37868117
thats what the internet said';

'mirage men
tl;dr it's not aliens, its glowniggers';

'christogenea.org';