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The Bardo Thödol (n.) rests on a magnificently affirmative "both-and," not the niggardly European "either-or": its gods are projections of the psyche and real at once.
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The Bardo Thödol (n.) rests on a magnificently affirmative "both-and," not the niggardly European "either-or": its gods are projections of the psyche and real at once.
The Bardo Thödol (n.) is a useless book that opens only to a spiritual understanding no one is born with; it is meant for queer folk who no longer value the uses of civilization.