What are you reading right now?

Don't judge me. It's actually been extremely helpful.

I'm currently reading:

• The Dead Room by Heather Graham
• Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert
• The Tibetan Book of the Dead
• Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith, The Collected Stories by John Jackson Miller

I am currently reading mastery by Robert Greene

Something by Dominic Streatfield on Brainwashing and Mind Control. Comes from psychiatry through the Cold War, and goes into some of the traceable projects etc... through MKULTRA. A lot of the experimentation into 'mind control' drugs and how certain drugs got out into the counter culture and civilian mainstream are reckless at best. Many drugs were used by space cadets at best and some of those hoping to benefit from their use in more covert operations were reckless sadists without much system. Giving shamanic tools to materialistic morons is like giving Kim Jong Un a voucher to a beauty spa.

I am also reading tarot cards a bit. Using a few spreads and making some up.

Reading some essays by Christopher Hitchens.

Finishing off one of Le Carre's - The Looking Glass War. Much better than The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. I know that the latter is regarded as one of the greatest spy novels, yet I found it very cliched. Interesting that Le Carre changed his writing name to David Cornwall at the conclusion of the Cold War and stopped writing espionage.

Currently re-reading these gems. Both of them have inspired me and I am very grateful to have continuous positive results by applying the principles/details to my life. I trust they help someone.

Creativity
Osho
The Science of Getting Rich
Wallace Wattles

Furies of Calderon by Jim Butcher
Re-reading this with a friend (his first time around) I'm looking forward to it!

D'Artangnan and the Three Musketeers are all silly, childish and, quite frankly, ridiculous... but I love this book anyway.

This is a great book for the warrior mindset and for giving one the drive to push yourself in martial studies.

after seeing it referenced in jestors sig for -- however long its been lol, i had to grab it when i saw it in the library



and for "real" learning lol

"The Perennial Philosophy" by Aldous Huxley (yah ... still ! :whistle: )
"La condition post-moderne" by Jean-François Lyotard
"The Course of Love" by Alain de Botton

and from time to time various articles I find interesting ... or someone else does.