>>10545228And by the way, I have really been finding Robert Monroe very interesting in relationship to all my studies of Buddhism and Taoism. There are so many commonalities because many people don't realize that forms of Buddhism have long-developed systems of remote viewing, telekinesis, paranormal abilities.
https://www.amazon.com/Matrix-Mystery-Scientific-Humanistic-rDzogs-chen/dp/1570626499/ This author is one of my favorites, he's a Canadian scholar who was also an ancient language polymath, spoke Proto-Chinese, Sanskrit, Early Tibetan, and also interacted with many mountain hermits who never committed their ideas to text. Dzogchen, which this particular book is on, is kind of like a combo of Zen + Tibetan Vajrayana + Shamanism.
And of course, I decided to frame all these things in a rather unorthodox way because human culture has become sort of strange lately... I figured I'd speak in an eccentric style just because it'd be of more potential interest than a more simple style ;p.
