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“While this book is well-written and engaging, it is perhaps more importantly eminently practical, and the suggestions within—if followed—will be radically empowering for anyone seeking to live all out AND ultimately ‘get out of here alive.’” —NEW DAWN
“[R]eaders are invited to step through a magical portal beyond life’s apparent boundaries and embark on the ultimate hero’s journey—a profound inward adventure toward self-realization and spiritual freedom.” —David Jay Brown, author, DREAMING WIDE AWAKE
“The Hero of a Thousand Red Pills, Sol Luckman has had an invaluable influence on awakening consciousness and dispelling false realities.” —Miguel Conner, author, THE OCCULT ELVIS
“This is a singularly important work, and one that warrants a second read soon after the first to fully capture its essence.” —Gregory Figg, author, ENGINES OF ASCENDANCY
“This book is not merely a guide—it’s a conversation with the cosmos, an invitation to unlock your highest potential, and a masterclass in the art of becoming more than human.” —Laurence Galian, author, ALIEN PARASITES
“This work stands out for anyone who needs a new outlook on modern life and technology or wants a guided method for self-introspection.” —Entrada Reviews
“Mr. Luckman pluckily points to the exit doors from a false reality like a rock ’n’ roll rebel researcher.” —Andrea Mai, author, THE CALM WAY
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“Anything you cannot relinquish when it has outlived its usefulness, possesses you. And in this materialistic age, a great many of us are possessed by our possessions. ” —Peace Pilgrim
Complexity Is the Simplicity Killer
Are you one of those people who crave to drink so deeply of life, to suck all its marrow out, to use Thoreau’s mouthwatering phrasing, that you run around like a headless chicken dying of thirst in a spiritual desert?
Are you aware of the energetic nature of all you choose to experience—how it impacts you and, daily, shapes the course of your life—or do you feel that someone or something else is secretly directing you, perhaps even covertly draining your vital force?
There are many pandemics in today’s world, some less purely imaginary than others, and of these the pathological need for ever-increasing complexity nears the top of the list.
Are apps here to make life simpler or more complicated? Are you working remotely or being worked remotely? Who’s in control here—you or forces seemingly beyond your control?
“Fear is the mind-killer,” Frank Herbert famously wrote in DUNE. He might also have truthfully stated that complexity is the simplicity-killer. Which is a crying shame because simplicity—absent any other changes in our way of life—can be a bona fide lucky charm for longevity and good health.
Contrary to the indoctrinated notion that reducing existence to the essentials is for half-wits and losers in this golden age of technological “progress,” simplicity isn’t simplistic—or at least it doesn’t have to be.
Simplicity can be a sophisticated lifestyle choice, the result of a decision to “turn on, tune in, drop out.” This famous turn of phrase by Harvard psychologist and countercultural icon Timothy Leary—called by President Richard Nixon “the most dangerous man in America” for his advocacy of psychedelics—infamously reimagined Thoreau’s comparatively domesticated meme of marching to the beat of one’s own drummer.
In one form or another, whether approached conservatively or with a more radical edge, simplicity is nonnegotiable. It’s basically a requirement for those desiring to undertake the inner Hero’s Journey of shadow work in order to move beyond the mimetic mind control of the Dragon into the limitless creative possibilities of the Dark Sea of Awareness.
Think about it. How can you expect to go in, where thorough and lasting change can only happen, if you’re always busy chasing loose and fake change outside yourself in the quote-unquote “real world”?
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