If Human Life Is To Survive On

...yesterday And Today And Tomorrow Are Not An Arrow That Shoots From Past To Present To Future; Rather All Tenses, And Sleeping And Waking, Mix And Cohabit In An Atemporal Duration Beyond Clocks And Calendars. The Aboriginal World Began Long Ago When The Ancestors Sang In Dreamtime The Cosmic Rhythms That Give Shape To The Things We See, And It Is The Beginning Right Now, When A Living Tiwi Sings The Dream Songs That Continue, Or Are, The World.

Sex Is The Divine In Its Most Available Epiphany.

...the Single Destination Of Sanctity Could Admit Of So Many Different Avenues Leading To It.

The Heart Of Religion Is Not Altered States But Altered Traits Of Character. For Me, Then, The Test Of A Substance's Religious Worth Or Validity Is Not What Kind Of Far-out Experience It Can Produce, But Is The Life Improved By Its Use? That's The Test. Now, On That Score, If You Remove The "religious Cocoon," The Experiences Don't Seem To Have Much In The Way Of Discernible, Traceable Effects.

I Don't Have Any Fear Of Death. I Do, However, Have An Inordinate Fear Of Becoming Dependent On Other People. To Me, That's The Severest Test, Not Death.