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"The Teachings of Don Juan - A Yaqui Way of Knowledge" by Carlos Casteneda.
Simply a fine book. Almost like a new age hippy book without all the pathetic tree hugging gestures. A book that makes you examine you inner soul. It is, quite simply, a remarkable book.
Casteneda created a fictional character who goes into the desert to find an ancient Indian skilled in the lore of his people and meeting their "ancient spirits". He consumes mescalito and a variety of other hallucinagenic drugs that forces him to exist beyond the boundaries of mortal thew and bone.
Read it.
ASIN/0520022580/qid%3D1062062889/202-2350087-1179819
"The Teachings of Don Juan - A Yaqui Way of Knowledge" by Carlos Casteneda.
Simply a fine book. Almost like a new age hippy book without all the pathetic tree hugging gestures. A book that makes you examine you inner soul. It is, quite simply, a remarkable book.
Casteneda created a fictional character who goes into the desert to find an ancient Indian skilled in the lore of his people and meeting their "ancient spirits". He consumes mescalito and a variety of other hallucinagenic drugs that forces him to exist beyond the boundaries of mortal thew and bone.
Read it.
Hey man. That's the American way of life! Leave it alone dude!!
:D
:D
Bora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> may give it a look, for something a bit different.
>
> currently I'm reading American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis.
>
> sick, very sick, yet compelling
What is it that people like about that book?
I read it to the end to try and find a point, but there wasn't one. 'ooh! Man kills people! Porn style sex! Man kills people....'
> may give it a look, for something a bit different.
>
> currently I'm reading American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis.
>
> sick, very sick, yet compelling
What is it that people like about that book?
I read it to the end to try and find a point, but there wasn't one. 'ooh! Man kills people! Porn style sex! Man kills people....'
Finished reading American Psycho - that is without doubt the sickest s**t I've read in quite a while. Recommended reading though .... :D
Now I'm reading 'The Face' by Dean Koontz. Dean Koontz is similar to stephen king, although the way he writes is far more detailed, more 'poetic'. Sort of like a thinking mans stephen king I suppose. Anyway, it's scary as hell so far. the last I read of his was pretty damn worrying, this is shaping up to be even worse. Recommended.
Now I'm reading 'The Face' by Dean Koontz. Dean Koontz is similar to stephen king, although the way he writes is far more detailed, more 'poetic'. Sort of like a thinking mans stephen king I suppose. Anyway, it's scary as hell so far. the last I read of his was pretty damn worrying, this is shaping up to be even worse. Recommended.
may give it a look, for something a bit different.
currently I'm reading American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis.
sick, very sick, yet compelling
currently I'm reading American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis.
sick, very sick, yet compelling
I'm not really into that sort of thing. I have visited Buddist sites, and they are complicated, but from time to time I might meditate.
You stinking bunch of peasant goat rapers!
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Why do I bother?
Not one damn reply. Not one.
Why do I bother?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/
ASIN/0520022580/qid%3D1062062889/202-2350087-1179819
"The Teachings of Don Juan - A Yaqui Way of Knowledge" by Carlos Casteneda.
Simply a fine book. Almost like a new age hippy book without all the pathetic tree hugging gestures. A book that makes you examine you inner soul. It is, quite simply, a remarkable book.
Casteneda created a fictional character who goes into the desert to find an ancient Indian skilled in the lore of his people and meeting their "ancient spirits". He consumes mescalito and a variety of other hallucinagenic drugs that forces him to exist beyond the boundaries of mortal thew and bone.
Read it.
ASIN/0520022580/qid%3D1062062889/202-2350087-1179819
"The Teachings of Don Juan - A Yaqui Way of Knowledge" by Carlos Casteneda.
Simply a fine book. Almost like a new age hippy book without all the pathetic tree hugging gestures. A book that makes you examine you inner soul. It is, quite simply, a remarkable book.
Casteneda created a fictional character who goes into the desert to find an ancient Indian skilled in the lore of his people and meeting their "ancient spirits". He consumes mescalito and a variety of other hallucinagenic drugs that forces him to exist beyond the boundaries of mortal thew and bone.
Read it.