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David Bowie: the Moksha and Immortality of Art

Artist ‘til the end, on the deathbed altar of music, arguably some of his most influential work fifty years forward will be the Davie Jones blindfolded, black button-eyed amalgamated visions of dying and transcendence played out like eerie prophecy.

By Ali Valdez
illustration from Back to Godhead
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Dharma and Envy: Salieri’s Story

The creative process extends one’s immortality into the spheres cast amidst a stadium of stars.

By Dhanurdhara Swami
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The Nature of Consciousness [Part 1]

These basic ideas I call myth, not using the word ‘myth’ to mean simply something untrue, but to use the word ‘myth’ in a more powerful sense. A myth is an image in terms of which we try to make sense of the world.

By Alan Watts
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Mirrors of Adolescence

I forgot that adolescence is beautiful like a cut of meat is beautiful; even foodies acknowledge the savagery in it.

By Stacey Ramsower
a gun disarmed with flowers
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I’m Taking Sorry Back: the Emptiness of Apologies

We women apologize too much, and we need to rescue ourselves from it.

By Erin Luhks
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The Three Qualities of Yoga (and Life)

It is often said that everything comes in threes. From the strongest geometrical symbol (the triangle) to the number of lights in a traffic light; from the Hanson brothers to Destiny’s child to Freud’s theory of the personality (id, ego, superego).

By Jacob Kyle
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Reflections on the Self

The various impressions, the propaganda, the literature, the television, all this seems to add to the background, to the conditioning of every human being, whether he is very, very, very poor, uneducated, most primitive, and to the most highly educated, sophisticated human beings.

By Jiddu Krishnamurti
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Psychedelics and the Religious Experience

This article describes such states of consciousness induced by psychedelic drugs, although they are virtually indistinguishable from genuine mystical experience.

By Alan Watts
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