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For Bob, nothing was sacred and nothing was set in stone - except maybe the idea that fundamentalism is a dangerous dead end. Like Alfred Korzybski's Science and Sanity, Robert Anton Wilson's The New Inquisition seeks to rescue science from fundamentalist materialism, and the rest of us from the broader implications of this approach. It is at once a philosophical treatise and an act of cognitive defiance . . . His message is more important right now than it was when he wrote it. Our digital fundamentalists see human beings as an engineering problem to be solved. Behaviors and thoughts that do not conform to our algorithmically generated profiles are to be eliminated, and humans shepherded into the reality tunnels that obey the laws of rationality alone. We are right now being programmed by the very fundamental materialists RAW is warning us about on these pages.

- from Douglas Rushkoff's Introduction to The New Inquisition

Prometheus Rising describes the landscape of human evolution and offers the reader an opportunity to become a conscious participant. In an astoundingly useful road map infused with humor and startling insight, Robert Anton Wilson presents the Eight Circuits of the Brain model as an essential guide for the effort to break free of imprinted and programmed behavior, Bob writes, We are all giants, raised by pygmies, who have learned to walk with a perpetual mental crouch. Unleashing our full stature-our total brain power-is what this book is all about.

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PLEASE NOTE: IF BUYING ON AMAZON, MAKE SURE TO BUY A BOOK THAT IS SOLD BY AMAZON.COM AND NOT ANOTHER SELLER. IN THE RARE CASE YOU RECEIVE A BOOK THAT HAS A CORRECT COVER BUT CONTENT OF A DIFFERENT BOOK PLEASE RETURN DIRECTLY TO AMAZON FOR A REPLACEMENT. The content of this book, compared to the other books in the Prayer Legacy Book titles, intentionally overlaps. These books are not intended to sequel each other instead, similar verse and prayer content is modified to fit specific life seasons. However, the reflection writing prompts throughout each book are unique. Some people choose to purchase different Prayer Legacy Books for different seasons. For example, someone may purchase the book for their developing grandbaby then a couple years later purchase this book for their growing grandchild. In this case, the unborn baby has been born, years have passed and the grandparents now want to pray for their 4 year old grandchild so they purchased that different version with more relevant reflection prompts. If you have any questions whatsoever or need more clarity, please feel free to email prayerlegacybooks@gmail.com.

(If you don't see this book listed on Amazon for $26.50, email me at prayerlegacybooks@gmail.com and I will send it to you at that price). Congratulations, there is a new grandchild coming into your life! This is such an exciting season of anticipation and joy. With the busy days that fly by, sometimes it may be hard to do devotions, but that is the most important thing that can be accomplished. God does not ask that we pray long drawn out prayers all the time, He just wants us to talk and connect with him, even in short bursts. It is my hope that this devotional will be an encouragement to you during this special time. If you can take a moment to say a short prayer every day for your developing grandbaby, you will give them a gift, a prayer legacy, that will stay with them for years to come!

This 194 page book contains 40 different themes to pray for representing each of the 40 weeks of pregnancy. Each week consists of a short verse and prayer that corresponds to the weekly topic. Feel free to start the book at any week of the baby's gestation then continue praying until you have finished all 40 weeks. It is highly encouraged, if applicable that both grandparents pray and contribute to the book. There are many opportunities to jot down notes and include some pictures as well. This is a prayer legacy book, meaning that it can be given to your grandchild when they are older as it holds the prayers you prayed with special memories leading up to and celebrating their birth.

Take a look and peek inside at www.prayerlegacybooks.com!

Examples of personalized note prompts, as you pray for your grandbaby through gestation, include:

When I heard the news about this pregnancy...

God, some of your promises I'm trusting in now are...

I want you to know how much God loves you...

This week I'm thinking about...

I'm praying specifically for...

Some people who want to meet you include...

All about the delivery...

You are my special grandbaby...

and many more!

Check out these other similar titles!

A Pregnancy Devotional- I'm Praying for You: 40 Weeks of Scripture, Prayer and Reflection for Your Developing Baby

A Grandparent's Devotional- Close to My Heart: 40 Weeks of Scripture, Prayer and Reflection for Your Grandchild

Daughter, You are Treasured and Loved: 40 Weeks of Scripture, Prayer and Reflection for My Cherished Daughter

Son, You are Esteemed and Loved: 40 Weeks of Scripture, Prayer and Reflection for My Incredible Son

This eclectic collection presents a series of articles outlining Robert Anton Wilson's unique perspective on the notorious scoundrel and mystic, Aleister Crowley - the Man, the Mage and his life's work. The centerpiece, Do What Thou Wilt, recently liberated from the archival depths of Harvard University, is published here for the first time ever. In this, until recently unknown manuscript, Wilson examines and contrasts the pragmatic and theoretical revelations of Crowley's system, Thelema, with various other contemporaneous scientific research into expanded consciousness. Lion of Light is fleshed out with an introduction and foreword by Lon Milo Duquette and Richard Kaczynski respectively, along with four additional pieces by seasoned explorers that shed light on the relationship of these two Masters, Wilson and Crowley.

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

Like many of my generation, I was steeped to magical maturity in a technicolor broth stirred by the Holy Trinity of Alan Watts, Timothy Leary, and Robert Anton Wilson. But when the subject is Aleister Crowley, I cannot possibly imagine a more informed, brilliant and insightful commentator than Robert Anton Wilson.

Love is the law, love under will. - Lon Milo DuQuette, author of The Magick of Aleister Crowley

Two of the twentieth century's most provocative thinkers - Robert Anton Wilson and Aleister Crowley - meet in this career-spanning collection of Wilson's essays on magick and Thelema. RAW and AC go together like peanut butter and shrooms. - Richard Kaczynski, author of Perdurabo and The Weiser Concise Guide to Aleister Crowley

In Natural Law, Robert Anton Wilson tackles reality itself, and lays the groundwork for his future writings on Model Agnosticism. In addition the Natural Law long essay, this new edition features twelve added pieces of writing from RAW on the topic; nine essays, two interviews and one short story.

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Every perception is a gamble, in which we see part, not all, (to see all requires omniscience) and fill in or project a convincing hologram out of minimal clues. We all intuitively know the obvious and correct answer to the Zen koan, Who is the Master who makes the grass green? - Robert Anton Wilson, Natural Law

The Natural Law debate has been raging around anarcho-libertarian circles for some time now. Well folks, it's all over. Natural Law died an unnatural death, murdered (executed if you insist) by notorious stand-up comic Robert Anton Wilson. If you enjoyed pamphleteering in the old sense of the word, unabashed rhetorical mud-slinging on a high intellectual level, you will want to examine the murder weapon: Natural Law; or Don't Put A Rubber On Your Willy. - Hakim Bey

An appropriately savage attack on the natural law doctrines of certain libertarian pundits. - The Egoist

Today is Maybe Day, a day inspired by the late writer Robert Anton Wilson. It was his hope that on this day people of all creeds and beliefs would come together and chant, Jesus is the only son of God, maybe Hear O Israel, the Lord thy God is one, maybe and There's no God but Allah, maybe, and maybe Mohammed is his prophet. At this point the world would suddenly become a far saner place. - John Higgs, writing in The Guardian

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Humanity suffers from an Emotional Plague, declared Dr. Wilhelm Reich. For his controversial ideas, his books were banned and burned, and he died in prison. Robert Anton Wilson explores the trials of Reich in this essay and play script. In his introduction, Dr. Christopher S. Hyatt writes, Wilhelm Reich In Hell is an appropriate title for the horrific experiences that Dr. Reich, our hero, endured. Dr. Wilson's sensitive and insightful expression, using two literary forms, provides the reader who is interested in the effects of the Whirling Inquisition against the Mind with insights both subtle and daring.

Wilson managed to reverse every mental polarity in me, as of I had been pulled through infinity. I was astonished and delighted. - Philip K. Dick, author of VALIS, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (Blade Runner) and other great books

A dazzling barker hawking tickets to the most thrilling tilt-a-whirls and daring loop-o-planes on the midway of higher consciousness. - Tom Robbins, author of Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, Jitterbug Perfume and other great books

Erudite, witty and genuinely scary... - Publishers Weekly

One of the leading thinkers of the modern age. - Barbara Marx Hubbard, Foundation for Conscious Evolution

In 1974, Robert Anton Wilson wrote a book about the ideas and tribulations of his friend, Dr. Timothy Leary. Intriguingly, this book would not be published until some 46 years later, having been put aside and then lost for decades. In 1986, RAW wrote The New Inquisition which had as a partial focus the persecution of Timothy Leary and Wilhelm Reich. In some respects, The Starseed Signals seems like an earlier attempt to address that same kind of injustice, as the book was written while Leary was experiencing an inquisition, a victim of the Nixon administration and the general punitive zeitgeist.

In his introduction to the book, John Higgs writes,

What's remarkable about this previously lost and unpublished-until-now manuscript is not only that RAW puts forward the case for Leary's ideas, but he does so at the time when Leary's reputation was at its lowest. The sixties were over, and the paranoia of the 70s had begun. Leary was yesterday's man, lost somewhere deep within the American prison system, denounced by former friends and rumoured to be snitching on the entire counterculture.

RAW addresses Leary's troubles with insights that will intrigue historians, while also offering delights for those who value Leary's many contributions to various fields in the social sciences. Of particular note is RAW's early description of the Eight Circuits Model of Consciousness, which we learn had been a collaborative effort between the two friends.

The Starseed Signals stands as a unique title in the Robert Anton Wilson canon, offering a revealing and very personal look at the tumultuous early years of the 1970's. As John Higgs notes, You get the Timothy Leary you deserve, as we know. But perhaps we also deserve the Timothy Leary that Robert Anton Wilson got.

The hope and optimism of the 1960s finds no better expression than a proposed journey aboard the space-city/time-ship Terra II. Received and written as a group invocation led by Dr. Timothy Leary tuning in and turning on to cosmic signaling and DNA intelligence. Herein we find the SMI2LE formula fully elucidated and mapped out in a practical application that directly confronts many of the problems and challenges that would inevitably arise. Far ahead of its time, but as timely as ever, this visionary blueprint provides one answer to the questions, where do we go from here and how do we get there?

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Finally! From out of the darkness of the early 21st Century comes an accessible edition of what is perhaps the most optimistic vision ever shared of humanity's role in the cosmic order. This is the quintessence of Timothy Leary.

- Douglas Rushkoff, author, media theorist, lecturer

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We are selecting mutants whose basic loyalty is to the future of the new species rather than nostalgic commitment to past embryonic social forms.

- Timothy Leary, Terra II

Before you go out to trick or treat, says Tammy's mom,
Let's do some Halloween yoga poses to keep calm.

Your little ghosts and goblins will delight in simple, not-so-spooky Halloween yoga moves, such as witch, ghost, black cat, and jack-o-lantern poses. Children will get excited for Halloween while learning an easy way to stay calm and get healthy activity in this beautifully illustrated board book set to rhyme.

Lovable, curious Little Mouse is back to help children use yoga to solve problems and manage emotions in Yoga at the Museum, the third book in the Little Mouse Adventures series, written by award-winning author Teresa Power and illustrated by Emma Allen.

Little Mouse loves to doodle and daydream, which often gets in the way of his schoolwork!

When he and Mr. Opus, his wise yet lazy feline best friend, get the opportunity to tag along on a trip to the museum, they leap at the chance!

During their museum adventure, Little Mouse learns about famous artwork plus simple yoga poses related to the paintings. For example, (w)hen Little Mouse comes across a bright red flower, he relaxes in flower pose. This painting, Red Poppy, was done by Georgia OKeefe.

Upon his return home, Little Mouse is delighted to realize he can use his new knowledge to help him focus and stay calm during homework time!

Yoga at the Museum is a fun introduction to both yoga and art appreciation, gently blending humor, whimsy, and adventure with crucial life skills.

A wonderful and creative way to expose children to mindfulness through the arts! This book incorporates simple yoga poses as a reminder to parents and kids that we can find inspiration for wellness all around us--even in paintings at a museum. - Trinita Ervin, CEO and founder of Ladybug for Girls

This sweet book reminds us that even our youngest friends have frustrating moments, and it gives easy-to-do yoga poses to help calm and recenter our thoughts. - Liesl Mahoney, Associate Educator for School and Family Programs, Brandywine River Museum of Art

This delightful story shows children how creative exploration through art, yoga, and mindfulness practices can bring the balance needed to conquer even the trickiest parts of the day.- Jill Kelsey, Editor-in-Chief, First Time Parent Magazine

A story of daring in a time of great danger ... of two unknown heroes working for justice.--Dennis Flannigan, Washington State Representative, 2002-2010

Part biography, part history, part love story, A Small Town Rises chronicles the lives of two civil rights activists who met in the tiny cotton town of Shaw at the tail end of the Mississippi Summer Project, the voting-rights campaign known as Freedom Summer. Shaw was, like countless segregated towns across the South, a pressure cooker of violent white resistance to the growing civil rights movement.

The two young freedom fighters--sharecropper Eddie Short and recent college grad Mary Sue Gellatly--joined forces in 1964 with local black activist Andrew Hawkins and a host of courageous townspeople to challenge and disrupt the status quo in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Their struggle brought triumph and tragedy to Shaw in equal measure.

For over a decade (1987-1997), Robert Anton Wilson published a quarterly newsletter, Trajectories: The Journal of Futurism and Heresy with editorial and publishing expertise from his wife, Arlen Riley Wilson, and his friend, D. Scott Apel. Scott describes the newsletter as, full of original articles, unpublished fiction, and outrageous opinion. Chaos and Beyond features the best essays from the first five years of the newsletter.

Mostly written by Robert Anton Wilson. Guest appearances by Arlen Wilson, D. Scott Apel, Barbara Marx Hubbard, Timothy Leary, Ph.D. Linus Pauling, Ph.D., Robert Newport, M.D., Edward Kellogg III, Ph.D., Peter Russell, George Carlin, and Ed McMahon.

This compendium serves as Bob's book of everything. At once a time capsule of an era's leading reality-busting techniques and technologies, an origin story for our current state of consciousness, and a map for how to retrieve the spirit that must inform these practices if humans are going to come along for the ride. - Douglas Rushkoff, author of Team Human and other great books

Robert Anton Wilson was a multidimensional genius who wrote with penetrating insight, razor-sharp intellect, and a pronounced sense of the preposterous. This collection of rare writings from the first decuple of his Trajectories newsletter should prove that beyond an elephant of a doubt! - D. Scott Apel, author, media critic & editor of Beyond Chaos and Beyond

Roll up for this smorgasbord of scientific utopian possibilities with a side order of acerbic antiauthoritarian commentary. For dessert, we have lucid deconstruction of conspiracy theory and musings on the necessity of uncertainty. This is Bob and his collaborators actively engaging in the fecund period of the late '80s and early '90s when the tech revolution seemed promising, the freaks seemed poised to take over and anything was possible. And there's RAWs literary flare. He's a master of logic and a maestro of puckish surreal illogic, an enigma wrapped in a sheet of blotter baked into a flying lasagna. Read on! - R. U. Sirius, writer, editor, musician and cyberculture celebrity

The Time: Far In The Future.

The Place: An Archeological Find At Bev-El (Beve-Hill? Beverly Hills!?!?!)

Scientists have dug up the remains of a movie made in the closing years of the 20th century. As it was seemingly designed to persuade, seduce or trick people into practicing the outlawed art of THINKING, all prints of this shocking work had been banned, seized and burned. Except this one historic copy.

Robert Anton Wilson presents a time-bending look at ourselves with a brilliant essay from an anthropologist far in the future who has found an ancient 20th century screenplay that is far from easy to explain. Read the screenplay for yourself and try to fathom this age we inhabit. Wilson combines our culture's absurdities, injustices, violence and desires, shot at you in a machine-gun-like assault on your senses and intellect. The result is hilarious, chilling and irrevocably mind-altering - a consciousness-raising experience filled with laughter, rage and insight.

Wilson managed to reverse every mental polarity in me, as if I had been pulled through infinity. I was astonished ... - Philip K. Dick, author of VALIS, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (Blade Runner) and other great books

Wilson's new brand of quantum philosophy, while pretending to amuse, actually rids the reader of important fictions necessary to the conduct of life as we know it. It's a very dangerous book. - Dr. Nick Herbert, Quantum Physicist

This book will make you laugh, - this book will make you think. Read it and you'll get away with more. - Arthur D. Hlavaty, publisher, Derogatory Reference

For decades, right-wing anti-Semites have been incensed by the ZOG, or Zionist Occupation Government, that they believe ruled America. Wilson parodied that by imaginatively seeing America's Drug Tsar as the direct successor of the Russian Tsars, ignoring the US constitution, and leading a Tsarist Occupation Government. Indeed, the story of a Nazi spy with ties to Mystical Tsarism becoming the CIA's major asset in fighting the cold war with the Soviets begins this tale of America in 2002, at the start of America's linguistically-challenged War on Terrorism. Humans at war with ideas sits at the heart of this amusing and disturbing volume where absurdity comes face to face with insanity. In one chapter, Wilson considers why mass murderer Hannibal Lecter would make a better president than George W Bush.

In examining the corroding effects of the American military-corporate juggernaut, Robert Anton Wilson notes, Some may think I regard the Constitution as an almost sacred text. Not at all: I admit it has a few defects and blemishes. I just consider it a hell of a lot better than the system we have now.

When it comes to intelligent dissent, Wilson is the motherload. More importantly, he's funnier than a barrel of monkeys reciting the pledge of allegiance on the capital steps. - RU Sirius, Editor, Mondo 2000

The master satirist shines light on the recent parapolitical history of the TSOG-the Tsarist Occupation Government-that now masquerades as the U.S. political and cultural leadership. It's all here with familiar humor and new insight. Like the Id-creature in Forbidden Planet, Wilson's brilliance reveals the outline of the monster right now chomping on America.

- Kenn Thomas, Steamshovel Press

I have learned more from Robert Anton Wilson than I have from any other source. - Comedian George Carlin

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A fun and witty tale to nip social media addiction, FOMO and excess screentime in the bud, while celebrating life lived in the moment, in person, and unplugged. Because social media isn't really social at all...

The Story: When two children befriend a strange tree, they quickly become enchanted by its flattery and dazzling distractions. But as time goes by, and the tree's selfish nature is revealed, the children must decide whether to live by its lonely rules, or walk away to rediscover the joys of real life and true friendship.


Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter... They were supposed to change the world, and they have--for the worse! Experts agree: the negative effects of social media addiction include depression, anxiety, FOMO, and loneliness. Simply put, social media is bad for mental health, and teaching digital minimalism from a young age is now essential to realizing digital wellbeing and avoiding social media problems down the road.

If only there were a subversive anti-social media book that employs sly metaphor to help vaccinate kids from the harmful effects of social media screentime. Enter The Liking Tree, the unauthorized parody that turns Shel Silverstein's beloved classic The Giving Tree on its head to caution children *of all ages* about social media problems and the sad, empty existence that is life lived via the social platforms.

A proverbial ounce of social media prevention, The Liking Tree is an essential part of any digital parenting toolbox--teaching children to recognize and reject the antisocial behaviors that social media has normalized. Because kids who stay off social media to begin with won't need social media detox or help quitting social media; they'll have learned the joys of reducing screentime in favor of living life in the moment, in person, and unplugged.

Praise for The Liking Tree: An Antisocial Media Fable

Bravo! Finally an entertaining and witty children's book that brilliantly conveys the dark side of social media to young readers! As a parody of a children's classic, The Liking Tree is also smart and compelling enough for parents as well. John Allen Wooden has done a tremendous service for all families with his innovative new book.
- Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, author of Glow Kids

An inoculation against social media's seductive pull--and a great conversation starter for people of all ages. (Kids, your parents should pay attention to its message, too!)
- Catherine Price, author of How to Break Up With Your Phone

A perfect illustration of the toxic fruit that is social media. A powerful message for children and an eye-opener for parents.
- Thomas Kersting, author of Disconnected: How To Reconnect Our Digitally Distracted Kids

A fun and witty take on the growing influence of social media on children--with a powerful moral to inspire all digital families.
- Elizabeth Milovidov, PhD, author of The Parent's Guide to Parenting in the Digital Age