Recommend books that are artifact of power

[Anonymous No.13038746]

Hi anon, can you recommend more books like Book Of The Law. Books that you feel give you power after reading them.

[Anonymous No.13038897]

>Prometheus Rising by Robert Anton Wilson
Written by a dirty hippie bent on bringing Crowley, Nietzsche, Jung, and others into the 70s New Age. First half gives a completely unscientific but practically useful model of how your mind functions, second half explains how to 're-program' yourself using this model. Despite some occasional bits that aged like milk (we'll have moon colonies and virtual immortality by 2020!) it's very well-written and even the most fatalistic readers will come away feeling like they have a bit more control over what goes on in their heads than they did before. Also, the 'exercizes' are loads of fun, especially the ones involving drugs

[Anonymous No.13038906]

The Book of the Law is schizophrenic gibberish. It's literally /x/ tier.

[Anonymous No.13038912]

>>13038897

Thanks, haven't read that, will add to my list. Cosmic Trigger I: The Final Secret of the Illuminati is a fascinating work, I've read that one.

[Anonymous No.13038915]

>>13038746
Crime and Punishment.

[Anonymous No.13038919]

>>13038906

Absolutely not, the more you read it, the more clear it becomes. But you are right - it is both /x tier but it is also /lit.

[Anonymous No.13038924]

Any self help books op, knock yourself out

[Anonymous No.13038928]

>>13038906
So is the Bible but that's helped millions of people to better their lives through history. Liber Al just came at a more inconvenient time and place

[Anonymous No.13038930]

>>13038924
Name one philosophy book that couldn't be considered self-help

[Anonymous No.13038941]

>>13038919
>>13038928
underage b& pls go away

[Anonymous No.13038947]

>>13038941

If 35 is underage ... power to you.

[Anonymous No.13038967]

>>13038930
philosophy is not based on assurance so any