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Continue 21 Cosimo, Inc.; Paraview Press 45 48 Author: Original Title: Prometheus RisingBook Format: PaperbackNumber Pages: 284 PagesFirst published in: 1983First release: September 1, 2010ISBN Number: 9781561840564Language: Englishcategory: Philosophy, Philosophy, Psychology, non-fiction, occultism, science, seductionForms: ePUB (Android), sound mp3, audiobook and Kindle. The translated version of this book is available in Spanish, English, Chinese, Russian, Hindi, Bengali, Arabic, Portuguese, Indonesian/Malaysian, French, Japanese, German and many others for free download. Please note that the tricks or techniques listed in this PDF are either fictional or claimed to be the work of its creator. We do not guarantee that these methods will work for you. Some of the methods listed in may require a good knowledge of hypnosis, users are advised to either leave these sections or should have a basic understanding of the subject before practicing them. DMCA and Copyright: The book is not hosted on our servers to remove the file, please contact the url of the source. If you see a Google Drive link instead of the source URL, it means that the witch file you receive after approval is just a summary of the original book or the file has already been deleted. For other people named Robert Wilson, see Robert Wilson (disambiguation). Robert Anton WilsonRobert Anton Wilson in 1991BornRobert Edward Wilson (1932-01-18)January 18, 1932Bruklin, New YorkDied2uary 11, 2007 (2007-01-11) (age 74)Capitola, CaliforniaSpouse (s) Arlene Riley Wilson (m. 1958; died in 1999) Influence Of Alistair CrowleyJohn C. LillyFriedrich Nietzsigmund FreudCarl JungBuckminster George GurdjieffJames JoyceTimothy LeH. . LovecraftAlfred KorzybskiEra PoundWilhelm ReichSilvio GesellCharles FortMax Styrner influenced Alan MoorePeter Lambourn Wilson Robert Anton Wilson (born Robert Edward Wilson; January 18, 1932 - January 11, 2007 - American writer, futurist and self-styled mystic agnostic. Recognized by Discordian as Episcopos, Pope and Saint, Wilson helped promote the group through his writings and interviews. His goal was to try to insert people into a state of generalized agnosticism, not agnosticism only about God, but agnosticism about everything. Have. there is -- the idiocy of the word haunts me. If it had been abolished, human thought might have started to make sense. I don't know what anything is; I am just, as I think at the moment.- Robert Anton Anton Historical Illuminati Chronicles, as Sigismundo Celin used to say. Early Life Wilson at the National Theatre, London, for a 10-hour stage version of the Illuminatus! In 1977, born Robert Edward Wilson at Methodist Hospital, in Brooklyn, New York, he spent his early years at Flatbush, and moved with his family to lower the middle class of Gerritsen Beach around the age of four or five, where they stayed until moving to the stubbornly middle-class neighborhood of Bay Ridge when Wilson was thirteen. He suffered from polio as a child, and found generally effective treatment by Kenny (created by Elizabeth Kenny), which the American Medical Association rejected at the time. The effects of polio remained with Wilson throughout his life, usually manifested as minor muscle spasms causing him to use the lynx from time to time until 2000, when he endured a serious battle with post-polio syndrome that would continue until his death. He attended Catholic grammar schools before attending a selective Brooklyn Technical School. Dismissed from Catholic influence at the Brooklyn Institute of Technology, Wilson became fascinated with literary modernism (in particular, Ezra Pound and James Joyce), Western philosophical tradition, such pioneering historians as Charles A. Beard, science fiction (including works by Olaf Stappledon, Robert Heinline and Theodore Sturgeon) and interdisciplinary general theory. He later recalled that the family lived so well... compared to the depression in this period that I imagined we were lace the Irish curtain at last. After graduating in 1950, Wilson worked in several positions (including ambulance driver, engineering assistant, salesman and medical order) and absorbed various philosophers and cultural practices (including bebop, psychoanalysis, Bertrand Russell, Carl Jung, Wilhelm Reich, Leo Trotsky, and Ayn Rand, whom he later abandoned) during his writing in his spare time. He studied electrical engineering and mathematics at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute from 1952 to 1957 and English education at New York University from 1957 to 1958, but was unable to obtain a degree from any of the institutions. After smoking marijuana for nearly a decade, he first experimented with mescalin in Yellow Springs, Ohio, on December 28, 1961. Wilson began working as an independent journalist and advertising copywriter in the late 1950s. He took the name of his maternal grandfather, Anton, for his work, telling himself that he would save Edward when he wrote the Great American Novel and then finding that Robert Anton Wilson had become an established identity. He took over the co-editor of the school for life in Brookville, Ohio-based Balanced Life magazine in 1962 and briefly returned to as assistant editor Ralph Ginsburg quarterly fact: up to for Playboy, where he served as assistant editor from 1965 to 1971. According to Wilson, Playboy paid me a higher salary than any other magazine I worked for and never expected me to become a conformist or sell my soul in return. I enjoyed my years at the Bunny Empire. I only retired when I was 40 years old, and I felt like I couldn't live with myself if I didn't finally get carried away to write full-time. Along with frequent collaborator Wilson edited the Playboy Forum, a section of the letters consisting of responses to the editorial column of Playboy Philosophy. During this period, he covered and Richard Alpert Millbrook, the New York Castalia Foundation, initiated by Alan Watts in Realist, cultivated important friendships with William S. Burroughs and , and in 1965 lectured at the Free University of New York on Anarchist and Synergistic Politics. He received a bachelor's degree, a doctorate in medical sciences (1978) and a doctorate (1981) in psychology from the University of Paideia, a non-accredited institution that has since closed. Wilson reworked her dissertation and found publication in 1983 as Prometheus Rising. Wilson married freelance writer and poet Arlen Riley in 1958. They had four children, including Christina Wilson Pearson and Patricia Luna Wilson. Luna was beaten to death in an apparent robbery at the store where she worked in 1976 at the age of 15, and became the first person to keep her brain in the Bay Area Cryonics Society. Arlene Riley Wilson died on May 22, 1999 after a series of strokes. The Illuminator! Trilogy Main article: Illuminat! Richard Metzger Trilogy: You've been studying the Illuminati for years. Have you come to any conclusion about their goals? Robert Anton Wilson: Usually when people ask me this question, I give them some kind of put on, but I can't think of a good and original put on that I haven't done a few times before. So I'll tell you the truth, this time. After investigating the Illuminati and their critics over the past 30 years, I think that the Illuminati had a short-lived society of free thinkers and democratic reformers who formed a secret society in Freemasonry, using Freemasonry as a cover so they could plot to overthrow all the kings in Europe and the Pope. I'm very happy that they managed to topple all the kings, I just want them to finish the job and get rid of the royal family in England too, but they did very well on the continent. I'm sorry they haven't finished the Pope yet, but I think they're still working on the project, and I wish them the best of luck. Misinformation: Interview. Richard Metzger. Among Wilson's 35 books and many other works, perhaps his most famous volumes remain the iconic classic series The Illuminati! Trilogy co-authored with Shi. Advertised as a tale for the paranoid, three books-eye in the pyramid, the Golden Apple, and the Leviathan, soon offered as a one-volume-philosophical and humorously considered, among many other topics, occult and magical symbolism and history, counterculture of the 1960s, secret societies, data concerning author H. P. Lovecraft and author and occultist Alistair Crowley, and the American paralysed. The book was intended to poke fun at the conspiratorial mood. Wilson and Shea received much of the more bizarre material from emails sent to Playboy magazine while they were editors of his Forum. The books mixed true information with creative fiction to engage the reader in what Wilson called guerrilla ontology, which he apparently called Operation Mindak in the Illuminatus! The trilogy also laid out a set of libertarian and anarchist axioms known as the Laws of Celine (named after Hagbard Celine, a character in the Illuminatus!), the Wilson Concept revisited several times in other writings. Among the many plots of the Illuminati! one addresses the biological war and override of the United States Bill of Rights, the other gives a detailed account of the assassination of John F. Kennedy (in which no fewer than five snipers, all working for different reasons, are preparing to shoot Kennedy), and the culmination of the book takes place at a rock concert where the audience collectively faces the danger of becoming a mass human victim. Illuminati! popularized dissonance and the use of the term . It includes experimental prose styles influenced by writers such as William S. Burroughs, James Joyce, and Ezra Pound. Although Shea and Wilson never collaborated on this scale, Wilson continued to expand the Illuminatus theme! books throughout his writing career. Much of his later fiction contains cross characters from Sex Magicians (Wilson's first novel, written before the release of Illuminatus!, which includes many of his own characters) and Illuminatus! Trilogy. Illuminati! Won the Prometheus Hall of Fame award for best classical fiction, voted the Libertarian Futuristic Society (22) for science fiction in 1986, has many international publications, and found an adaptation for the scene when Ken Campbell produced it as a ten-hour drama. It also appeared as two card games from Steve Jackson's game, one trade-card game (Illuminati: The New World Order). Eye N Apple Productions and Rip Off Press have released a comic version of the trilogy. Schroedinger's cat trilogy, Historic Illuminati Chronicles, and Illuminati Masks Main Articles: Schroedinger's Cat Trilogy, The Historic Chronicles of the Illuminati, and the illuminati masks Wilson has written two more popular fiction series. The first trilogy, later published in one volume, was Schroedinger's Cat. Second, The historical Illuminati Chronicles, appeared as three books. In between the publication of two trilogy Wilson released a standalone novel, Masks of the Illuminati (1981), which fits in, because of the pedigree of the main character, the Historical Illuminati Chronicles and, although published earlier, can claim the fourth volume in this series. Schroedinger's cat consists of three volumes: The Universe Next Door, The Focus Hat and Self-guided pigeons. Wilson has put three books in different alternate universes, and most characters remain almost the same, but may have different names, careers and background stories. Books cover the fields of quantum mechanics and the diverse philosophies and explanations that exist in science. A single volume describes itself as a magical textbook and a type of initiation. The one-volume edition omits many entire pages and has many other omissions compared to the original individual books. Historical chronicles of the Illuminati, consisting of Earth Shake (1982), Son of a Widow (1985) and God of Nature (1991), follow the chronology of several characters from different generations, time periods and countries. The books cover, among many other topics, the history, heritage and rituals of the Illuminati and related groups. The Illuminati masks, with historical characters in a fictional setting, contain a lot of occult data. Mixing Albert Einstein, James Joyce, Alistair Crowley, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Vladimir Lenin, and others, the book is dedicated to Pan and other occult icons, ideas and practices. The book includes homage, parody and pastiche from life and works by Crowley and Joyce. The plays and screenplays of Wilson's play William Reich in Hell were published in 1987 and performed for the first time at the Edmund Burke Theatre in Dublin, San Francisco and Los Angeles. It has many actual and fictional characters, including Marilyn Monroe, Uncle Sam and William Reich himself. Wilson also wrote and published in books two scripts not yet produced: Reality Is What You Can Get Away With: An Illustrated Screenplay (1992) and Walls Came tumbling Down (1997). Wilson's book Cosmic Trigger I: The Final Secret of the Illuminati has been adapted as a theatrical play by Daisy Campbell, daughter of Ken Campbell, the British theatrical dissident who staged the Illuminatus! at the in 1977. The play opened on 23 November 2014 in Liverpool, followed by a skewed to London and Brighton. Some of the expenses were met through crowdfunding. Wilson's book is dedicated to Ken Campbell and the Sci-Fi Theatre of Liverpool, England. The series Space Trigger and other books in his non-fiction and partly autobiographical space trigger i: The Last Secret of the Illuminati and his two sequels, as well as in many other works, Wilson reviewed Freemasons, , Sufism, Illuminati, Futurology, zen Buddhism, Dennis and Terence McKenna, Jack Parsons, occult practices of Alistair Crowley and G.I. Gurdjieff, yoga, and many other esoteric or countercultural philosophies. Wilson was speaking to Timothy Leary's 8-Circuit Model of Consciousness and Neurosomatic/Linguistic Engineering, about which he has written in many books including Prometheus Rising (1983, revised 1997) and quantum psychology (1990), which contain practical techniques designed to help the reader escape from his reality tunnels. With Leary, he helped promote futuristic ideas of space migration, increasing intelligence, and prolonging life, which they combined to form the word symbol SMI2LE. Wilson's 1986 book, The New Inquisition, argues that any reality that consists of it actually seems much weirder than we usually imagine. He cites, among other sources, Bell's theorem and the experimental evidence of Allen's Aspect Bell suggesting that basic science has a strong materialistic bias, and that in fact modern physics may have already been disproved by materialist metaphysics. Wilson also supported Buckminster Fuller's work and utopian theories and studied 's theories. He and Lauren Coleman became friends, as did media theorist Marshall McLuhan and Neuro Linguistic Programming co-founder Richard Bandler, with whom he taught seminars. He also admired James Joyce and wrote extensive comments on the author and two novels by Joyce, Finnegans Wake and Ulysses, in his 1988 book Coincidance: A Head Test. Wilson, a well-known author in occult and neo-pagan circles, used Alistair Crowley as the protagonist in his 1981 novel Masks of the Illuminati, also included some elements of H.'s work. Lovecraft in his novels and sometimes claimed to have perceived encounters with magical entities (when asked whether these individuals seemed real, he replied that they seemed real enough, though not as real as the IRS, but easier to get rid of, and then decided that his experience might have emerged from just my right brain to speak to my left). He cautioned against beginners using occult practice, since rushing into such practices and as a result of the energy they unleash can lead people to go completely nuts. Wilson also criticized scientific types with overly rigid belief systems, equating them with religious fundamentalists in their bigotry. In a 1988 interview when asked about his recently published book, The New Inquisition: Irrational Rationalism and the Citadel of Science, Wilson replied, I coined the term irrational rationalism. these people claim to be rationalists, but they are governed by such a heavy body taboo. They will be so terrible, and so hostile, and so narrow, and frightened, and alarmed, and dogmatic... I wrote this book because I am tired of satirical fundamentalist Christianity... I decided to satirize fundamentalist materialism for diversity, because the two are equally funny ... Materialistic fundamentalists are funnier than Christian fundamentalists because they think they are rational! ... They are never skeptical of anything other than what they have prejudice against. None of them ever says anything skeptical about the AMA, or about anything in creating science or any entrenched dogma. They are only skeptical of new ideas that frighten them. They're really dogmatically committed to what they were taught when they were in college. ... In a 2003 interview with the High Times, Wilson described himself as a model agnostic, which he said consists of never a model or map of the universe with a total of 100% faith or total 100% denial. Following Korzybsky, I put things in probability, not absolutes ... My only originality is to apply this zetetic attitude outside of the most difficult hard sciences, physics, to softer sciences, and then to non-science like politics, ideology, jury verdicts and, of course, conspiracy theory. Wilson argued in Cosmic Trigger: Volume 1 doesn't believe anything because faith is the death of intellect. He described the approach as maybe logic. Wilson wrote about this and other topics in articles for Mondo 2000 magazine. Wilson's economic thought favored a form of basic income guarantee; synthesis of several ideas under the acronym RICH. His ideas are outlined in an essay Economics RICH, found in Illuminati documents. In an article criticized by capitalism, Wilson self-ized himself as a libertarian socialist, saying: I ask only one skeptic: not to educate Soviet Russia, please. This terrible example of state capitalism has nothing to do with what I and other libertarian socialists would suggest as an alternative to the current system. By the 1980s, he was less keen on the socialist label, writing in Prometheus Rising that he didn't like the spread of socialism. In his book Right Where You Are Sitting Now he praises the georgiist economist Silvio Gesell. In his essay Left and Right: A Non-Euclidean Perspective, Wilson speaks positively of several excluded mediators who go through the beaten debate between monopoly capitalism and totalitarian socialism; he says his favorite is the mutual anarchism of Benjamin Tucker and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, but he also offers kind words for the ideas of Gesell, Henry George, C. H. Douglas, and Fuller. Wilson is also identified as and described his belief system as a mixture of Tucker, Spooner, Fuller, Pound, Henry George, Rothbard, Douglas, Korjibsky, Proudhon, and Marx. Wilson has spoken several times at the American Libertarian Party conventions. He included Benjamin Tucker instead of a book, Henry George's Progress and Poverty, and Gesell's Natural Economic Order list of 20 book recommendations, the least that everyone really needs to chew and digest before they can talk sensibly about the 21st century. Other events, Robert Anton Wilson and his wife Arlen Riley Wilson founded the Institute for the Study of the Future of Man in 1975. From 1982 until his death, Wilson had a business relationship with the Association for the Study of Consciousness, which held his first dialogue on stage with his longtime friend Timothy Leary. Wilson dedicated his book The New Inquisition to the co-directors of A.C.E., Jeff Rosenbaum, and Joseph Rothenberg. Wilson also joined the Church of Pojunia, which called him Pope Bob. He contributed to their literature, including the book Three Fists of Bob's Tales, and several times shared the stage with their founder, the Rev. Ivan Strig. Wilson also founded the Arms and Doping party. As a member of the Board of Counselors of the Association of Jurors, Wilson worked to inform the public about the revocation of jurors, the right of jurors to annul the law, which they consider unfair. He spoke and wrote about E-Prime, a form of English that lacks all forms of the verb to be (e.g. is, are, was, were, were, etc.). A longtime drug researcher and strong opponent of what he called the war on certain drugs, Wilson participated as a special guest at the week-long 1999 Annual Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam, and used and often promoted the use of medical marijuana. He participated in a protest organized by Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana in Santa Cruz in 2002. On June 22, 2006, Huffington Post blogger reported that Wilson was in hospice care at home with friends and family. On October 2, reported that Wilson had serious financial problems. Slashdot, , and SubGenius Church also picked up on the story, linking to Rushkoff's attraction. As his web page reported on 10 October, these efforts exceeded all expectations and collected an amount that would support him for at least six months. Clearly touched by the great outpouring of support, on October 5, 2006, Wilson left the following comment on his personal website, expressing his gratitude: Dear friends, My God, what can I say. I am dumbfounded, amazed and utterly stunned by the charity and compassion that has poured here over the past three days. To steal from Jack Benny: I don't deserve but I also have serious problems with my foot and I don't deserve them either. Because he was a kind man, and also funny, Benny was loved. I find it hard to believe that I am equally loved and especially that I deserve such love. Whoever you are, wherever you are, know that my love is with you. You have all reminded me that despite George W. Bush and all his associates, there is still a lot of beautiful kindness in the world. On January 6, 2007, Robert Anton Wilson wrote on his blog that several medical authorities believed he would likely have only two days to two months to live. He closed the message: I look forward to it without dogmatic optimism, but without fear. I love you all, and I deeply implore you to keep the lasagna flying. I apologize for my frivolity, I don't see how to take death seriously. It seems absurd. Wilson died peacefully five days later, on January 11 at 4:50 a.m. Pacific time, just a week before his 75th birthday. After his cremation on January 18 (also his 75th birthday), his family held a memorial service on February 18 and then scattered most of his ashes in the same place as his wife, off the Santa Cruz Beach waterfront in Santa Cruz, California. Wilson's tribute show, hosted by and Mixmaster Morris and performed in London as part of the Ether 07 festival, which took place at the Elizabeth Hall on March 18, 2007, also featured Ken Campbell, and . Works the Bibliography Fiction Sex Magicians (1973) The Illuminator! Trilogy (1975) (with Robert Shea) Eye in the Pyramid Golden Apple Leviathan Schroedinger Cat Trilogy (1979-1981) Universe Next Door Trick Top Hat Homing Pigeon Mask illuminati (1981) Historic Illuminati Chronicles Earth Will Shake (1982) The Son of a Widow (1985) God of Nature (1988) Autobiographical and Philosophical Trilogy Cosmic Trigger Trilogy Cosmic Trigger I : The Last Secret of the Illuminati (1977) Cosmic Trigger II: Down to Earth (1991) Cosmic Trigger III : My Life After Death (1995) Plays and Screenplays by Wilhelm Reich in Hell (1987) Reality is what you can get away with (1992; revised edition -new introduction added-1996) Walls came tumbling Down (1997) The book of non-fiction Playboy forbidden words (1972) Sex and Drugs : Journey Beyond (1973) Breast Book (1974) Revised as Ishtar Growth (198 (1978) (with Timothy Leary and George Koopman) Revised as Neuropolitique (1988) Life Game (1979) (with Timothy Leary) Prometheus Growth (1983) New Inquisition (1986) Natural Law , or Don't Put a Rubber on Your Will (1987) Sex, Drugs and Magick: A Journey Beyond (1988) Revision, with a new introduction, Sex and Drugs: A Journey Beyond quantum psychology (1990) All Under Control: Conspiracies, Cults and (1998) (with Miriam Joan Hill) TSOG: The Thing That Eat the Constitution (2002) Essay Collection of Illuminati Documents (1980) Collection of Essays and New Material Right, Where You Sit Now (1983) Essay Collection and New Material Coincidence: Head Test (1988) Collection of Essays and New Materials Electronic Mail Universe and Other Changes of Consciousness (2005) Collection of Essays and New Material More Chaos and Beyond (2019) posthumously anthology of previously uncollected material editor Semiotext (e) SF (1989) (anthology, editor, with Rudy Rucker and Peter Lambourn Wilson) Chaos and Beyond (1994) (editor and lead author) Discography Encounter with Robert Anton Wilson (ACE) cassette Religion for Hell (ACE) cassette H.O.M.E .s on La Magazine The New Inquisition (ACE) H.E.A.D. Revolution (ACE) and CD cassette Prometheus Rising (ACE) The Inner Frontier (with Timothy Leary) (ACE) cassette Magickal Movement : Present - The Future (with Margot Adler, Isaac Bonewits and Selena Fox) (ACE) Panel Discussion - Magick Changing World, World Changing Magick (ACE) Panel Discussion - Self's Transformation (ACE) Panel Discussion - Cassette Once - Future Legend (with , Robert Shea and others) (ACE) I'm Not a Heu Panel Discussion - Chocolate-Biscuit Conspiracy Album with Golden Horde (1984) Twelve Eggs in a Basket CD by Robert Anton Wilson on Finnegans Wake and Joseph Campbell (interviewed by Faustin Bray and Brian Wallace) (19 88) 2-CD Set Sound Photosynthesis Acceleration Knowledge (1991 ) Cassette Secrets of Power Comedy Cassettes By Robert Anton Wilson Explains Everything: Or Old Bob Exposes His Ignorance (2001) Sounds True ISBN 1591793750, 978-1591793755 Filmography Actor Tynis da Realidade, Wasps (a.k.a. Who's the Master Who Makes Grass Green?) (1996) Edgar Fera (Portugal) Guide to Evasao LX94 (September 16, 1994) Edgar Prara (Portugal) Writer Wilhelm Reich in Hell (2005) (Video) Deepleaf Productions Self Children of Revolution: Tune Back In (2005) Revolutionary Child Productions Gospel According to Philip K. Dick (2001) TKO Productions 23 (1998) (23 - Nichts ist so wie es scheint) Klaussen and Webke Filmproduktion GmbH (Germany) Stand up! Video SubGenius (1992) (V) (a.g. Rise! SubGenius Recruiting Film #16) SubGenius Foundation (USA) Borders (1989) Co-direction Inc. (TV documentary) Fear of the Night: Demons, Incest and UFO (1993) Video - Trajectories Twelve Eggs in a Box: Myth, Ritual and Jury System (1994) Video - Trajectories All Under Control: Robert Anton Wilson in An Interview (1998) Video - Trajectories Documentary May Be Logic: The Life and Ideas of Robert Anton Wilson, a documentary featuring a selection of more than 25 years Wilson released on DVD in North America on May 30, 2006. See also Chaos Magic General Semantics List of Discord Works List of Occult Writers Max Styrner Hypothesis Sekhmet Smart Drug (Nootrops) Trajectories Links - Patricia Monaghan: Robert Anton Wilson. Book List, May 15, 1999 vs. 95 i. 18 p. 1680 and Robert Anton Wilson. Contemporary authors online, Gail, 2007. It is reproduced in the Biographical Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Michigan: Thomson Gale. 2007 - Clarify the article Mind and Robert Anton Wilson RIP. The power of The Holocron. a b Mises Daily. The Misanza Institute. Robert Anton Wilson, 74, who wrote mind-twisting novels, dies, The New York Times, January 13, 2007 - Robert Anton Wilson. nndb.com. Burke, Joseph (October 29, 1965). Free University of New York. World News: 6-7. in Jacobsen, Jakob (2012). Anti-University Londin-Antihistory Tabloid. London: MayDay Numbers. 6-7. Archive from the original on October 12, 2012. Robert Anton Wilson. St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers, 4th Ed St. James Press, 1996. It is reproduced in the Biographical Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Michigan.: Thomson Gale. 2007. Martin van der Werph: Lawsuit U. Chronicle of Higher Education, August 4, 2006 - Prometheus Rising Robert Anton Wilson Prometheus Rise on the Authority of the FormerLy Existing Paideia University - b with Carlson, Michael (January 17, 2007). Robert Anton Wilson. Received on June 15, 2017 - via . Patricia Luna Wilson Archives May 10, 2006, in the Wayback Machine in cryonics.org and Carlson, Michael. Obituary: Robert Anton Wilson. Keeper. Celebrating Beltane. lycaeum.org. Archive from the original on February 9, 2007. Metzger, Richard (2002). Misinformation: interviews. ISBN 978-0971394216. Received on July 26, 2011. He is the author of 35 books on topics such as psychic perception, mental telepathy, metaphysics, paranormal experiences, conspiracy theories, sex, drugs and what he called quantum psychology... Obituary of the New York Times. ^ ... author of the Illuminati! The trilogy is a sci-fi series about a secret global society, which for more than 30 years is a cult classic... by Robert Anton Wilson, 74; Wrote novels about twisting the mind; Obituary (Obit) by Dennis Hevesi. The New York Times. (Later edition (East Coast)). New York, N.Y.: January 13, 2007. P. A.16 - Paul De Groot (September 14, 1985). Conspiracy is his specialty. Edmonton magazine. Received on March 18, 2013. The illuminatinat stumbles. April 3, 2013. Archive from the original dated April 3, 2013. Received June 15, 2017.CS1 maint: BOT: original url status unknown (link) - Conspiracy Digest Interview printed in the Illuminatus Papers, 1980 - - Cosmic Trigger Driving Miss Daisy. Liverpool Confidential. January 23, 2014. July 14, 2014. Received on June 12, 2014. Game - What is it?. Space Trigger Play website. Received on June 12, 2014. Space trigger play crowdfunding campaign. Indigo. May 23, 2014. Received on June 12, 2014. Cosmic Trigger I: The Last Secret of the Illuminati (First Edition, Twenty-fourth Seal - New Falcon Publications. 2013. p. dedication. ISBN 1561840033. 23 Skidoo Cryptomundo - Bray, Faustin / Wallace, Brian (interviewers)/ Wilson, Robert Anton (Speaker) (1988). Robert Anton Wilson on Finnegans Wake and Joseph Campbell (Audio CD). Mill Valley: Sound photosynthesis. ISBN 1569648018. Maybe logic: the lives and ideas of Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Anton Wilson. Robert Anton Wilson explains everything. 2000 - Transcript for 1988 interview Archived March 31, 2006 in Wayback Machine, KFJC, David A. Banton and Crassner, Paul. Paul Krassner's interview with R. A. W is archived on August 3, 2003 in Wayback Machine - High Times, March 2003. Wilson, Robert Anton. Space Trigger: Tom I. Tempe, Arizona. New publications of the Falcon. 1977. page ii. CybeRevolution Montage Archive October 19, 2006, at Wayback Machine, Mondo 2000 No. 7, 1989 - RICH Economics by Robert Anton Wilson of the Illuminati Documents Archive on June 13, 2010, at the Wayback Machine by Robert Anton Wilson. Is capitalism an open religion? From The Realist Number 27, page 10 - Robert Anton Wilson. Prometheus's rebellion. New publications of the Falcon. 1983 b. 257. Robert Anton Wilson. Right where you sit now: Further tales of illuminati. Ronin Publishing. 1993. page 148 - Wilson, Robert Anton. Left and right: non-Euclidean perspective. Anarchist Library. Received on September 24, 2018. Coverage of Discord: Interview with Robert Anton Wilson. Stateless Society Center (C4SS). Received on September 24, 2018. Wilson, Robert Anton. Recommended list of books by R.A.V. RAW Bookshop. . Received on September 24, 2018. External Link to publisher (help) - Lesie, Michele (1989) High Priest LSD, To Fall In, Simple Dealer and Local Group Hosts Dr. Timothy Leary Will Ellison (Observer Fri. September 29, 1989) - Two 60s Cult Heroes, on the eve of the 80s by James Neff ( Plain Dealer October 30, 1979) - Timothy Leary: LSD Cowboy Turns Space Comic by Frank Kuznik (Cleveland Magazine November 1979) subgenius.com. Nocenti, Annie; Baldwin, Ruth (2004). Reader of High Times. National books. page 472. ISBN 978-1560256243. Interview by Robert Anton Wilson (conducted in August 1997) Paradigm Change, Volume 1 No. 1 (July 1998). Received on January 11, 2007. Andrea Shapiro: Taking a high road. Santa Fe New Mexican, December 5, 2003 - Paul Krassner: High Life, LA Weekly, December 17, 1999 - In Santa Cruz, official handout Pot. Los Angeles Times, September 18, 2002. Only for medical use. Deseret News. September 17, 2002. Received on March 18, 2013. Robert Anton Wilson Huffington Post Douglas Rushkoff - Blog - Robert Anton Wilson needs our help. rushkoff.com. ilumninatus! The author needs our help - Slashdot. slashdot.org. Robert Anton Wilson Needs Our Help, BoingBoing, October 2, 2006 - Robert Anton Wilson Home. rawilson.com archive from the original on April 15, 2009. Robert Anton Wilson. Don't go softly on that good night. robertantonwilson.blogspot.com. Robert Anton Wilson. RAW Essence. robertantonwilson.blogspot.com. Robert Anton Wilson. RAW Data: Robert Anton Wilson Space Meme-Orial. robertantonwilson.blogspot.com. Robert Anton Wilson Meme-Orian procession on YouTube - Coldcut, Mixmaster Morris, Ken Campbell, Bill Drummond and Alan Moore (March 18, 2007). Robert Anton Wilson tribute show. Elizabeth Hall, London: Mixmaster Morris. Received on August 28, 2009. 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