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by Robert Anton Wilson


  8. The two visits to Lanalus are recounted in The Mothman Prophecies, by John Keel, Dutton: New York, 1975. Keel also reports several dozen other Contactees who got the same “message” as these two, but with dozens of conflicting details about the Contacting entities and their physical appearance, mode of transport, time elapsed, etc.

  Part One. The Sirius Connection

  9. Gems from the Equinox, by Aleister Crowley, Llewellyn: St. Paul, 1974, p. 277.

  10. The Teachings of Don Juan, by Carlos Castaneda, Ballantine: New York, 1968, pp. 97-98 and 148 ff.

  11. The Peyote Cult, by Weston LeBarre, Schocken: New York, 1969.

  12. The Secret Life of Plants, by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, Avon: New York, 1973. For Steiner and Goethe see pp. 293-300, 381-83,122-35.

  13. Secret Life of Plants, op. cit., pp. 150-57, 135-40.

  14. Secret Life of Plants, op. cit., pp. 43-44.

  15. The Roots of Coincidence, by Arthur Koestler, Vintage: New York, 1973. The Challenge of Chance, by Koestler et al., Vintage: New York, 1975.

  16. Forum of Contemporary History, July 2, 1973.

  17. “Tim Leary: A Personal Appraisal,” by Walter Huston Clark, Association for Humanistic Psychology Newsletter, April 1976, pp. 1-2. Dr. Clark also offers his professional opinion, as a theologian, on the case of Dr. Leary and his critics. Clark opines that Leary is unusually honest, contrary to his media image as a con-man, and has all four of the positive traits of sainthood, contrary to his image as a scoundrel. Dr. Clark possesses advanced degrees in both theology and psychology.

  18. Sex and Drugs, by Robert Anton Wilson, Playboy Press: New York, 1973, pp. 230-232.

  19. The Invisible College, op. cit., pp. 161-74.

  20. The Tao of Physics, by Fritjof Capra, Shambhalla: Berkeley, 1975, pp. 286-299.

  21. Ten Faces of the Universe, by Fred Hoyle, W.H. Freeman: San Francisco, 1977, pp. 120-128.

  22. The Challenge of Chance, op. cit., pp. 215-216.

  23. Millbrook, by Art Kleps, Bench Press: Oakland, Cal., 1977, pp. 137-138.

  24. LSD, ed. by David Solomon, Putnam: New York, 1964.

  25. Out of print. To be republished in Neuro-Politics, by Timothy Leary, 88 Books: San Diego, 1977.

  26. The Book of Lies, op. cit., pp. 148-49. The book as a whole is simultaneously an account of Crowley’s love affair with a mistress and a commentary of the Cabalistic Tree of Life, like Joyce, Crowley loved to pack seven levels of meaning into one sentence.

  27. Sex and Drugs, op. cit., pp. 77-92, 110-42. See also my Book of the Breast, Playboy Press: New York, 1976, pp. 97-131.

  28. This Timeless Moment, by Laura Archera Huxley, Celestial Arts: Millbrae, Cal., 1975, p. 236. The sentence was found in a book of literary criticism, Coloquio de Buenas Aires, edited and published by the P.E.N. Club of Argentina.

  29. The source for Huxley’s 1929 peyote trip with Crowley is Sexuality, Magic and Perversion, by Francis King, Citadel Press: New York, p. 118.

  30. In My Own Way, by Alan Watts, Vintage Books: New York, 1973, pp. 141-42.

  31. The Sufis, by Idries Shah, Jonathan Cape: London, 1969, pp. 244-48,380-81. Shah also links Sufism with Masonry proper; Crowley’s Ordo Templi Orientis claimed to carry on the tradition of the Templars, to have the secret lost by other Masonic groups (including the mysterious Mason Word) and to have been founded by a Sufi, Mansur el Hallaj.

  32. Uri, by Andrija Puharich, Bantam: New York, 1974. The extraterrestrial communications occur in nearly every chapter.

  33. The Center of the Cyclone, by John Lilly, M.D., Bantam: New York, 1972,pp.23-25,37,231.

  34. Terra II, by Timothy Leary and L. Wayne Benner, Imprinting Press: San Francisco, 1973. Chapter 19.

  35. Intuition, by R. Buckminster Fuller, Anchor Books: Garden City, New York, 1973, pp. 159-65, 167-70.

  36. “Faster than a Speeding Photon,” City (San Francisco), October 7, 1975.

  37. The Magical Revival, by Kenneth Grant, Weiser: New York, 1973, p. 15.

  38. Ibid., p. 50.

  39. Tantra: The Yoga of Sex, by Omar Garrison, Avon Books: New York, 1973, pp. 69, 122.

  40. “Life After Life,” Readers Digest, January 1977, pp. 192-215.

  41. The Invisible College, op. cit., p. 26.

  42. The Books of Charles Fort, Henry Holt & Co.: New York, 1941, pp. 861-62. Fort’s source is the New York World, July 27, 1908.

  43. Invisible College, op. cit., pp. 122-23.

  44. Aleister Crowley and the Hidden God, by Kenneth Grant, Weiser: New York, 1975, pp. 36-37.

  45. Ibid., p. 37.

  46. Flying Saucers, by Carl Jung, Harcourt Brace: New York, 1959, p. xii. Jung says that the appearance of UFOs worldwide indicates “changes in the constellation of psychic dominants, of the archetypes, or ‘gods’ as they used to be called, which bring about, or accompany, long-lasting transformations of the collective psyche.” He then compares them to the “signs and wonders” that accompanied the transition from paganism to Christianity 2,000 years ago.

  47. The Edge of Reality, op. cit., pp. 63-65.

  48. History of Secret Societies, by Akron Daraul, Pocket Books: New York, 1961. Manual of Sex Magick, by Louis Culling, Llewellyn: St. Paul, 1971. Secret Rituals of the O.T.O., by Francis King, Weiser: New York, 1975. The Sufis, by Idries Shah, op. cit.

  49. The Dermis Probe, by Idries Shah, Dutton: New York, 1971, p. 9.

  50. The Law is For All, by Aleister Crowley, edited by Israel Regardie, Llewellyn: St. Paul, 1976; The Eye in the Triangle, by Israel Regardie, Llewellyn: St. Paul, 1970. See also Confessions of Aleister Crowley, Bantam: New York, 1971, pp. 413-27.

  51. All quotations from the Book of the Law are from The Law is For All, op. cit., pp. 45-65.

  52. The Center of the Cyclone, op. cit., p. 231.

  53. The quotes from Senator Humphrey and the Abolish Death Committee are from undated newspaper stories in the Immortalist Archives of Mr. Carl Spann of San Francisco.

  54. San Francisco Phoenix, July 11, 1974, article titled “Immortalist Revolution Wins the Bay Area.”

  55. The Immortality Factor, by Osborn Segerberg, Jr., Dutton: New York, 1974, pp. 358-63.

  56. The Eternal Man, by Louis Pauwels and Jacques Bergier, Avon Books: New York, 1972, p. 14.

  57. Extended Youth: The Promise of Gerontology, by Robert Prehoda, Putnam: New York, 1968, p. 86.

  58. Quoted in Prolongevity, by Albert Rosenfeld, Knopf: New York, p. 5.

  59. Prolongevity, op. cit., p. 6.

  60. Prolongevity, op. cit., p. 182.

  61. Dr. Comfort is quoted in No More Dying, by Joel Kurtzman and Philip Gordon, Tarcher, Inc.: Los Angeles, 1976, p. 3.

  62. No More Dying, op. cit., p. 3.

  63. Prodigal Genius: The Life of Nikola Tesla, by John C. O’Neill, Neville Spearman: London, 1968, pp. 23^19.

  64. Kundalini, by Gopi Krishna, Shambhalla: Berkeley, 1970.

  65. The Invisible Landscape, by Terrence and Dennis McKenna, Seabury Press: New York, 1975, pp. 8-17.

  66. Secret Life of Plants, op. cit., p. 61-65.

  67. Ibid., p. 73.

  68. Details on the life of Jack Parsons are from the works of Francis King and Kenneth Grant, op. cit, and from personal reminiscences by Grady McMurty.

  69. Gurdjieff: Making A New World, by J.G. Bennett, Turnstone Books: London, 1973, p. 274. On the following page, 275, Bennett defines Gurdjieff’s goal as a writer: “to place the reader constantly in the unaccustomed perspective of an extraterrestrial observer.”

  70. Other Tongues, Other Flesh, by George Hunt Williamson, Amherst Press: Amherst, Wise., 1953, p. 72.

  71. Other Tongues, Other Flesh, op. cit., pp. 88, 219,227.

  72. A Study of Gurdjieff’s Teachings, by Kenneth Walker, Jonathan Cape: London, 1967, p. 167.

  73. Ghost Dance: Origins of Religion, by Weston LeBarre, Doubleday: New York, 1970.

  74. Tales of Power, by Carlos Castaneda, Simon & Schuster: New York, 1974, p. 270.


  75. See “From Dallas to Watergate,” by Peter Dale Scott in Government by Gunplay, ed. by Sid Blumenthal, American Library: New York, 1976, pp. 113-29.

  76. Magick, by Aleister Crowley, Samuel Weiser: New York, 1974, p. 5.

  77. Uri, op. cit., p. 116 ff.

  78. The Mothman Prophecies, op. cit.

  Part Two: Models and Metaphors

  79. Book of Lies, op. cit., p. 100.

  80. The Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 2-3.

  81. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 3.

  82. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 15.

  83. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 49.

  84. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 229.

  85. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., pp. 55-100; The Book of Thoth, by Aleister Crowley, Level Press: San Francisco, 1974, p. 118.

  86. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., pp. 79-81.

  87. The Invisible College, op. cit., passim.

  88. Upwingers: A Futurist Manifesto, by F.M. Esfandiary, John Day Co.: New York, 1973, p. 4.

  89. The Invisible Landscape, op. cit.

  90. No More Dying, op. cit., p. 4.

  91. The Invisible Landscape, op. cit., p. 184.

  Part Three: Trigger

  92. Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, by Albert Pike, Supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction: Washington, D.C., 1871, pp. 14-15.

  93. The Curse of the Pharoahs, by Phillip Vandenberg, Pocket Books: New York, 1977, p. 205.

  94. Sirius Mystery, op. cit., p. 221.

  95. CETI: Communication with Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence, by Jack Stonely and A.T. Lawton, Warner Books: New York, 1976, p. 200.

  INDEX

  Mosbunall editors have eliminated a print version's Index when building an eBook because the eReader's Search Command fulfills the same function (although not yet as pleasingly as one might wish). We've included Bob's original Index in this eBook (without the now-meaningless page numbers) as a handy reference to themes and terms in Cosmic Trigger I that the reader may use in a search. We've noticed that simply scanning this alpha-linear list offers a unique view of this extraordinarily multi-dimensional narrative. The number after each entry signifies the number of pages or spreads referenced in the Print version. — The MGT.

  Abolish Death Committee of Berkeley - 1

  Abrahms, Judith - 1

  Abramelin spirits - 1

  Acceleration, Law of - 1

  Acid. See LSD; see also Drugs

  ACLU - 1

  Adams, Henry - 2

  Adamski, George - 1

  Africa, See also Egyptian mysteries and mythologies; Dogon tribe; Bozo tribe

  Agape - 1

  Aging - 3

  Airport 77 (movie) - 1

  Aiwass - 3

  A1 Fatah - 1

  Albigensians - 1

  Alchemists, Medieval, Modern - 5

  Alcohol and alcoholism - 4

  Aleister Crowley and the Hidden God (Grant) - 1

  Allah - 3

  Allegro, John - 1

  Allen, Woody - 1

  Alpert, Richard - 2

  Alpha state - 2

  Amanita muscaria - 3

  Analog Science Fact/Science Fiction - 2

  Ancient Astronauts (journal) - 1

  Angelic” language - 5

  Angels - 13

  Ankh-f-na-Khonsu - 1

  Anthropology - 2

  Anti-Illuminati propaganda. See Illuminati, anti-Illuminati propaganda

  Anti-Masonic Party - 1

  Anubis - 1

  Aphrodisiacs - 1

  Aphrodite - 1

  Archetypes - 7

  Argentum Astrum - 2

  Argyle-Smith, Philip Campbell - 1

  Aristotelian logic - 4

  Armstrong, Neil - 1

  Artaud, Antonin - 1

  Aryan Brotherhood - 1

  Asimov, Isaac - 3

  Asthma - 1

  Astral projection - 3

  Astrology - 4

  Astronauts, See also names of specific astronauts

  Astronomy, prehistoric knowledge of

  Atlantis - 3

  Auras - 2

  Aurobindo, Sri - 1

  Bn = Bo + Pn + MS - 1

  Babylonian mysteries and mythology - 1

  Backstcr, Cleve - 1

  Backster effect - 1

  Baker, Douglas - 3

  Barnard’s Star - 1

  Barritt, Brian - 2

  Baum, L. Frank, See also Wizard of Oz

  Bavarian Illuminati. See Illuminati, Bavarian

  Bay Area Cryonics Society - 3

  Bay Area Research Collective - 1

  Bean, Alan L. - 1

  Beatles - 1

  Becquerel, Henri - 1

  Beelzebub’s Tales to his Grandson (Gurdjieff) - 2

  Behaviorists - 1

  Bell’s Theorem - 4

  Benares, Camden - 1

  Bending metal. See Telekinesis

  Benner, L. Wayne - 7

  Bennett, Alan - 1

  Bennett, Frank - 1

  Bennett, J.G. - 3

  Bergier, Jacques - 1

  Berkeley, George - 1

  Berkeley Barb (newspaper) - 2

  Berlitz, Charles - 1

  Bermuda Triangle - 1

  BHT - 1

  Bigfoot - 1

  Bio-feedback - 2

  Birch, John, Society. See John Birch Society

  Birchers. See John Birch Society

  Bird of prey. See Hawk; Eagle

  Bjorksten, John - 2

  Black holes - 1

  Black Mass - 1

  Black Muslims, - 1

  Black Panther Party - 3

  Black Rite - 1

  Blake, William - 1

  Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna - 1

  Blessed Virgin Mary - 6

  Bohr, Niels - 1

  Bonewitz, Isaac - 3

  Book of Changes. See I Ching

  Book of Lies (Crowley) - 2

  Book of the Anti-Christ (Parsons) - 1

  Book of the Damned (Fort) - 1

  Book of the Dead (Tibetan) - 2

  Book of the Law (Crowley) - 4

  Bootstrap theory - 2

  Bosch, Hieronymus - 1

  Boulak Museum (Egypt) - 1

  Bozo (tribe) - 4

  Brahma - 1

  Brain. See Circuits

  Brand, Stewart - 1

  Brigit, Saint - 1

  British Interplanetary Society - 1

  Broadbent, Bill - 1

  Brotherhood of Eternal Love - 1

  Brothers and Sisters of the Free Spirit - 1

  Bruno, Giordano - 5

  Brussel, Mae - 1

  Buck Rogers - 1

  Buckley, William F., Jr. - 3

  Buddha - 8

  Buddhists and Buddhism, See also Zen - 5

  Burbank, Luther - 1

  Burroughs, William S. - 2

  BVM. See Blessed Virgin Mary

  Cabala - 12

  Cabalistic Dictionary (Crowley) - 1

  Cabals - 1

  Cagliostro, Allessandro - 1

  CalTech - 2

  California Medical Facility. See Leary, Timothy and imprisonment

  Campbell, Ken - 1

  Cancer research - 1

  Cannabis. See Marijuana

  Cantelon, Willard - 1

  Cape Kennedy - 1

  Capital punishment - 1

  Capra, Fritjof - 3

  Carpenter, Scott - 1

  Carver, George Washington - 1

  Castaneda, Carlos - 6

  Castro, Fidel - 1

  Cattle mutilation and sacrifice - 5

  Cell regeneration - 1

  Celts - 1

  Center of the Cyclone (Lilly) - 1

  CETI (Lawrence and Stonely) - 1

  CETI (Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Conference - 1

  Challenge of Chance (Koestler) - 2

  Chapel Perilous - 10

  Chapman, Allan - 1

  Charlemagne - 1


  Charly (movie) - 1

  Chassidic Druids of North America - 1

  Chauvinism electromagnetic, human, male, species, type-G star, oxygen - 7

  Chemical Ecstasy (Clark) - 1

  Chess - 1

  Choronzon - 1

  Christians - 1

  CIA - 8

  Circuits - 14

  Clark, Captain - 1

  Clark, Walter Huston - 2

  Clarke, Arthur C. - 3

  Clauser experiment - 1

  Clear Light - 5

  Cleaver, Eldridge - 2

  Cloning - 2

  Cocaine - 3

  Co-Evolution Quarterly - 1

  Coincidence, See also Synchronicity - 31

  COINTELPRO - 3

  Cole, Jonathan - 1

  Collective unconscious - 6

  Comfort, Alex - 1

  Communion of Saints - 1

  Cone of Power - 1

  Confessions of a Hope Fiend (Leary) - 1

  Confucius - 1

  Comad, Charles, Jr. - 1

  Conscious Circle of Humanity - 1

  Consciousness - 6

  Contactees. See UFO contacts and contactees

  Contagion, Law of -1

  Cooper, Gordon - 1

  Cosmic Coincidence Control Center - 4

  Cosmic Giggle Factor - 2

  Cosmic Union - 2

  Coupler, 24-phase - 2

  Crick, Francis Harry - 1

  Crop fertility - 1

  Crowley, Aleister, and asthma, and Cabalah, and concentration methods, and emotional techniques, and Illuminati, and Invocation, and Leary, and magick, and meditation, and mind expansion techniques, and numbers, and occultism, and Pythagoras, and sex-magick, and Sirius mystery, and Sufism, and Tantric sex, and teachings, and writings, and Yoga, books about, exercises, quotes - 85

  Crowley, Rose - 1

  Crowleyan groups - 1

  Crowleymas - 1

  Cryobiology - 1

  Cryonics - 5

  Cryonics Society of Michigan - 1

  Culling, Louis - 2

  Culpepper, Walter - 1

  Curse of the Oval Room (Leary) - 1

  Curse of the Pharaohs (Vandenberg) - 1

  Cybernetics, 121, 128 Cyborgs - 1

  Dante (Alighieri) - 1

  Daraul, Akron - 2

  Dark Companion of Sirius. See Sirius B

  Dark Rite of Osiris - 3

  Dark Star. See Sirius B

  Darwin, Charles - 2

  Darwinism - 1

  Davis, Elizabeth Gould - 1

  Day the Dollar Dies (Cantelon) - 1

  DEA. See Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

 

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