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XVI by Peter Gray & Alkistis Dimech (ed)
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Hardback Edition, Limited to 744 hand numbered copies.
Condition: Very Good.
Our civilization is in crisis. As we confront ecological collapse, political control, wars of terror, and wars on consciousness, we are seeking emergence from this state of emergency. XVI proposes gnostic strategies for liberation. Some will consider this a dangerous and inflammatory book, it is. These provocative essays from the most radical contemporary occult thinkers reveal a creative and passionate engagement with the world.
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