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Print Length: 111 pages
Publisher: Kyandara Publishing (October 4, 2010)
Publication Date: October 4, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0045Y1NS0
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I can't read this any more. I could accept some of his ideas, like his method is completely true and ALL OTHERS are utterly false - IF he made some rational arguments or explained differences in a meaningful way. Instead it's just some variation on EVERYTHING ELSE IS WRONG. For just ONE example, he says meditation is entirely about controlling the mind and "nothing at all do with" his explanation. Granted there is some language in the vast world of practices with "meditation" that implies that, but that's just a very narrow slice of the topic - just a cartoon-like interpretation of what meditation is or who the Buddha (for example) was. Every attempt to explain how non-duality works - including his own - is going to be ultimately incorrect (because language - and ultimately the Self - is by its nature 'dual'). But he just says EVERYTHING ELSE IS WRONG without looking into the mirror of his own language problems.This book comes across as if he has no idea what meditation is, what shamanism is. I can't believe he doesn't know - my only thought is perhaps he just read something about them and now thinks he knows everything? Or it was convenient to not try to articulate the complexities there?Another - more general - peeve I have is how often people attempt to explain difficult concepts by using fancy ideas they don't understand. Usually it's quantum physics but here Bell uses Fractals as if that actually explains anything. IF he actually knew fractal math well enough to realistically relate it to his work it might be interesting - but here he's just waving a magical fancy word around and explaining nothing. OK his yoga is interesting - and I can relate to some of his ideas around it - but it has nothing to do with "fractal".I don't doubt that Bell has experienced non-dual states, and even has a good understanding/experience/stance on it - but like so many other evangelists for something they experience as amazing and important, he falls into the trap of thinking only HIS explanation is valid and ALL OTHERS are false.A detail I agree with: when he criticizes Terrence McKenna's "machine elves" description - the argument that there is another dimension "out there" that we get to experience - I agree with him. I think he's correct that those are just images from our own minds. But even there Bell completely dismisses that experience, not even considering that those "illusions" might be a useful path for growth and self-exploration, which in turn could be a helpful tool leading to non-dual awareness.
This succinct book blew off the doors of perception for me and finally provided the missing pieces to certain esoteric subjects.I originally started in on the sacred mushroom literature but laid it aside to read this book first which was the best thing I could have done as this book provides the ontological guide for the rest of the literature.I am now back on track and having finished Clark Heinrick's Magic Mushrooms in Religion and Alchemy and John Rush's Failed God. The whole world of ethnobotany and culture has opened up.I have an MA in Religious Studies with concentration in Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness from CIIS in San Francisco but we never discussed this material-possibly because most of it came about since I earned my degree (2001) and not much was available besides Terrence Mc Kenna and Stan Grof and the holdovers from the psychedelic hippie scene of the late 60's.Since then there has been an explosion of updated serious literature on the field of mind-altering substances.This little book puts it all in perspective. It also provides a (totally unintended and un-related) view-point on the principles of the ego in metaphysical systems like "A course in Miracles-" plus it puts many metaphysical concepts like planes of consciousness, UFOs and concepts of immortality in logical perspective.The folks who gave this title a one star obviously missed the point. We are not talking crystal meth or cocaine addiction here.There may be an ego problem but it does not come from the author but rather from those who may feel threatened bythe claims from this gem.
Great book! It did help me to understand more about human nature. It goes deep. I only wish the author would spend more time on evolution of human species and on how we became self-aware. How did that transition from an animal to human occur? I hope to see more books coming from this author in the future.
Ball is rather off-the-wall, but I don't want to be mean, given that the entheogenic issue is traditionally a little hokey. At his most insightful, he comments that Terrence McKenna's "self-transforming machine elves" were his own personal projection. At his worst, he believes the body is composed of "infinity loops," about as credible as orogone energy, not my thing.
Some really cool explanations of fractal energy and how it works.A very deep and unusual level of how reality works and what is going on when using psychedelics. Martin Ball has something he calls the divine imagination that is a realm where all things originate. Reminds me of Plato. Very eye opening and grounding for anyone who wants to explore psychedelic realms and entheogens
The first section of this book sets forth a theory on the nature of the universe. (The second part, less of interest to me, tells us how we can see that truth for ourselves through the use of entheogenic drugs. It is well done, just of less interest to me personally.) I happen to agree with most of the first section, and found it totally thought provoking. What can make this book difficult to deal with is the fact that the author states his views as facts. I think any first year philosophy student could kick the author's butt in a debate...not on the subject matter, (which no one could prove or disprove) but on how he presents it as fact. Had Ball just used a lot of "in my opinion," "I think," or "based on my personal experience," the book would have been more readable. If you can take a bit of an egomaniac spouting his opinions as truths, and are interested in theories of the universe, this book is a gem.
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