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Stalking the Wild Pendulum On the Mechanics of Consciousness

Itzhak Bentov

In his exciting and original view of the universe, Itzhak Bentov has provided a new perspective on human consciousness and its limitless possibilities. Widely known and loved for his delightful humor and imagination, Bentov explains the familiar world of phenomena with perceptions that are as lucid...

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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

It was described as a book about a man who became a patent-holding scientist despite only having an eighth-grade education, and his claims that he received information from deep space. The book also explored consciousness and its different levels.

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The book I'm reading is nasty as fuck though. What is it? It's called "Stalking the Wild Pendulum". It's pretty tight about just about this dude from like the 1920s who was like you like dropped out o...

— Episode: Ep 391 - Supa Gremlin

Episode: Ep 391 - Supa Gremlin

It was described as a book about a man who became a patent-holding scientist despite only having an eighth-grade education, and his claims that he received information from deep space. The book also explored consciousness and its different levels.

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The book I'm reading is nasty as fuck though. What is it? It's called "Stalking the Wild Pendulum". It's pretty tight about just about this dude from like the 1920s who was like you like dropped out of what's his name? It's like Isaac bent over something.

He dropped out of like eighth grade and came went on to become like a patent-holding scientist. Nice dude, all of his information is just from the Asheville row.

He claims just from fucking deep space deep space came and delivered him. Yeah, he's just like oh, yeah, I just meditated on him like dude this dude is it's the wildest shit.

The point of the book is just to let people know that like I'm not all the way done but it's basically there's more than meets the eye to this thing and he comes at it from like a scientific yes as scientific as he can get although he knows he has haters the whole time.

He goes into the Big Bang Theory and how it's basically the universe is expanding but it's just a mushroom cloud and it'll reach a point where then it'll just start falling back down on itself.

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