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Summary

Through direct experience, Daniel Pinchbeck has learned that shamanism is a real phenomenon and that direct access to the spiritual world is available to anybody who is willing to explore for themselves and escape the prevailing orthodoxies, as well as the "irrational rationality" of the current system. Daniel supports the perspective of Christ in the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas, who said: "Open the door for yourself, so you will know what is."
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  • Kevin
  • 18-11-08

Shockingly Poor

Uggg. This mediocre interview, full of interruptions and lame questions, didn't actually start until almost 15 minutes into the program! Unless you are a Pinchbeck historian or fanatic, don't waste your time.

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