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epistle to the paranoids
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you have locked yourselves in cages of fear
you lament your loss of freedom
you have cast your brothers as devils
and complain you have been left to fight alone
the golden secret
nonsense as salvation
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trascendental ignorance
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the end of becoming
the beginning of destruction
every thing on earth
every growth of crop
birth of living flesh
followed by destruction
the end of becoming
the beginning of destruction
the end of destruction
the beginning of becoming
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onward christian soldiers
onward buddhist priests
onward fruits of islam
fight till youre deceased
fight your little battles
join the thickest fray
for the greater glory
of discordia
burn
in the erisian flames
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metamorphosis
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the penultimate
metamorphosis
of magical consciousness
in all things i know
transubstantiation
reside in the void
have no mind
identify
the emptiness inside
transubstantiation
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chapter 1
the prophecies of hermes
the initiation
the being of atum
contemplating creation
holds an honors
lifelong student
thought and practice
instructed by masters
about the authors
further reading
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