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And welcome back, George Norrie, along with Mitch Horowitz.

His book is called Esoterica, formulas against the false self.

Mitch, I'm looking at the cover on Amazon.com of an owl on top of a skull on the cover of your book who did that oh that is

fine artist john newsome who is just outstanding he created that as an enormous pencil drawing

titled esoterica and the symbolism that john is showing there is the temporal nature of life in the form

of the skull with the owl an attempt to reach reconciling wisdom perched on the head of the skull

it's a it's a masterwork and I'm very proud to be working with John a good job neville goddard was a writer who passed away in 1972, but he had an influence on you.

Did he not?

Tremendously. Neville had one basic teaching, which is that everything that you experience in life,

including the words I'm speaking right now, are just your own mental pictures and emotionalized thoughts

pushed out into the world, that everything emanates from you. And so if somebody's hearing

these words for the first time, I would say, according to Neville's philosophy, there's no Mitch

here, there's no Mitch speaking, there's no George,

this is all you, and you're just experiencing this in our figmentary forms, born of your psyche.

That's Neville's teaching, and it's very radical.

And he, I think, really predated all the popularizations of quantum physics and the multiverse, many

worlds theories. Neville was ahead of his time. I think the greatest mystical analog ever to

quantum theory. What would you say is the greatest mystery of all times? The greatest mystery of all times.

What a wonderful question.

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