I Bought Two More Books: "Zen Mind Beginners Mind" - by Suzuki and "The Four Agreements" - by Don Miguel Ruiz --- I already Got "Still Here" - by Ram Dass and "Cosmic Consciousness" - by Richard Bucke - Exploring Reality, Wisdom & Trippy Hippy Thought +++PLUS+++ FREE PSYCHEDELIC ART

Moonrise over the Pyramids

"Zen Mind Beginners Mind" - Suzuki - The Man that Brought Zen to America from Japan - San Francisco Zen Center and the Tassajara Zen Center in Big Sur a Favorite of Steve Jobs.

Buddhism Started in India about 2,500 Years ago. Then it went to China, Japan and all of Asia... and finally America...

"The Four Agreements" - Don Miguel Ruiz - Toltec Wisdom
I was introduced to this book by Byron Law... a truly unique person from Mom's AA Chico... He went to WALMART and Read One Chapter at a Time so he didn't have to pay... also that gave him time to Totally GROK each Chapter...

This book is used to REFUSE the Brainwashing of the Catholic Church. (A Big Problem in Mexico)


"Still Here" By Ram Dass Is the Answer to "Remember: Be Here Now"

What happened is that I've been working doing reviews on the internet at a place called yougov.com - they ask a bunch of questions about products, shopping, politics, TV Shows... and Then I Give Then my opinion... By filling out a form... And then once I filled out a dozen forms I get a $15 visa gift card... So I wanted to get something special for me... And this is a book that is meaningful...

https://www.ramdass.org/still-here/

I bought another Book: Cosmic Consciousness: A Study in the Evolution of the Human Mind Author: Bucke, Richard Maurice

another one of "Those" books from Long Ago...

1. "Remember: Be Here Now" - Ram Dass
2. "Autobiography of a Yogi" - Paramahansa Yogananda
3. "Cosmic Consciousness" - Bucke, Richard Maurice
4. "The Doors of Perception" - Aldous Huxley
5. "1984" - George Orwell

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_Consciousness

a 1901 book by the psychiatrist Richard Maurice Bucke, in which the author explores the concept of cosmic consciousness, which he defines as "a higher form of consciousness than that possessed by the ordinary man".[1]





Feel Free to PIRATE any Art you see...
Copy and Paste it Worldwide!

Rock Music: Best Bands Ever - Top 15 List... and My Own Top 88 List! - Who Did I Forget? It's Amazing that there are So Many Bands Worthy of Mention!

https://singersroom.com/w9/best-bands-of-all-time/

The List from the Magazine... 

• 1. The Beatles
• 2. Prince And The Revolution
• 3. Pink Floyd
• 4. The Kinks
• 5. Nirvana
• 6. Beach Boys
• 7. The Police
• 8. The Clash
• 9. Queen
• 10. Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band
• 11. Rolling Stones
• 12. Grateful Dead
• 13. The Doors
• 14. Pearl Jam
• 15. R.E.M.

• My List!
• 1. Beatles
• 2. Grateful Dead
• 3. Pink Floyd
• 4. Led Zeppelin
• 5. Jefferson Airplane
• 6. Moody Blues
• 7. Country Joe and the Fish
• 8. Canned Heat
• 9. Jimi Hendrix
• 10. The Who
• 11. Creedence Clearwater Revival
• 12. The Rolling Stones
• 13. Crosby Stills Nash and Young
• 14. Willie Nelson
• 15. Santana
• 16. Journey
• 17. Emerson Lake and Palmer
• 18. Kraftwerk
• 19. It's a Beautiful Day
• 20. Quicksilver Messenger Service
• 21. Bob Dylan and The Band
• 22. Peter, Paul and Mary
• 23. Janis Joplin
• 24. The Mamas and the Papas
• 25. Traffic
• 26. Cream
• 27. Lothar and the Hand People
• 28. Beach Boys
• 29. Allman Brothers
• 30. Lynyrd Skynyrd
• 31. Fleetwood Mac
• 32. YES
• 33. Steve Miller
• 34. Tangerine Dream
• 35. The Doors
• 36. The Kinks
• 37. Frank Zappa
• 38. The Eagles
• 39. Enya
• 40. Johnny Winter And
• 41. Edgar Winter
• 42. ZZ Top
• 43. Queen
• 44. Chicago Transit Authority
• 45. Youngbloods
• 46. Procol Harem
• 47. Robert Crumb & the Cheap Suit Serenaders... 
• 48. New Riders of the Purple Sage
• 49. Linda Ronstadt
• 50. Michael Jackson
• 51. Doobie Brothers
• 52. Tower of Power
• 53. Black Sabbath
• 54. Rush
• 55. Chuck Berry
• 56. Joni Mitchell
• 57. Van Halen
• 58. Root Boy Slim and the New Hope for the Criminally Insane!
• 59. Steppenwolf
• 60. Deep Purple
• 61. Iron Butterfly
• 62. David Bowie
• 63. Billy Joel
• 64. Peter Frampton
• 65. The Tubes
• 66. Boston
• 67. Bachman Turner Overdrive
• 68. Blue Cheer
• 69. Bee Gees
• 70. Sly and the Family Stone
• 71. Heart
• 72. Simon and Garfunkle 
• 73. Buddy Holly
• 74. John Denver
• 75. Biff Rose
• 76. Smothers Brothers
• 77. Al Yankovic
• and the beat goes on and on and on... 
• 78. Sonny & Cher...
• 79. The Animals
• 80. Jackson Browne
• 81. David Lindley
• 82. James Taylor 
• 83. Carly Simon

84. NO NUKES!

85. Tom Petty

a slightly different genres but... Totally Worthy!

86. Kitaro

87. Vangelis

88. Spinal Tap

and then there are some Names I Remember but I Don't Care for Them... Kiss, Jeff Beck, Metallica, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mott the Hoople, Foghat, ACDC, Aerosmith, Yardbirds, The Sons of Champlin, The Monkees, The Partridge Family, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Prince, Styx, REO Speedwagon, The Archies, Lou Reed, Todd Rungren, GO GOs, B-52s, Bangles, Spice Girls, John Mellancamp, U2, John McGlaughlin, Weather Report, Pat Metheney, Herbie Handcock, Billy Preston, Herman's Hermits, Talking Heads, Sopwith Camel, The Banana Splitz, J Giles Band, Leon Russel, Robin Trower...

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and then people suggested:

Aerosmith, Metallica... 

MP's List:

Beatles

Stones

Eagles

Who

Pink Floyd

Aerosmith

Def Leppard

Skinner

Journey

Queen

ZZ Top

REO

Monkees

Bee Gees

Bon Jovi

TD's List:

-The Rolling Stones

-Fleetwood Mac

-Alica in Chains

-Metallica

-Aerosmith

-Foo Fighters/Nirvana

-The Beatles

-Rage Against the Machine

-Missy Elliott

-Queen

-Korn

-Led Zeppelin

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

-John Cougar Mellencamp

-Michael Jackson

<Honorable Mention: Tool, Sevendust, Powerman 5000/Zombie, Primus, Kid Rock (the old Kid Rock before Joe C's death), Pearl Jam, Bush, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails