>>25323707
Well if the sunday telegraph reps it than I must read it

>>25323707
good question

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>>25323707
>Keeping in the serpent theme.

You can grab the book off archive, its great.
>would read again

The next book Jeremy Narby wrote about Tobacco is also good.

>>25323707
Tons. Breaking Open The Head, Food of the Gods, DMT: The Spirit Molecule. The Teachings of Don Juan might have been a hoax, but I found the story interesting and entertaining enough on its own. Someone recently turned me onto The Spiritwalker series which seems interesting.

Dale Pendell's Pharmako series is also excellent.

>>25323707
Supernatural: Meetings With the Ancient Teachers of Mankind by G-Cock. Michael Harner's 'Way of the Shaman'
>>25326648
>Breaking Open The Head
Was it that book or the sequel (Return of Quetzalcoatl) where the neurotic jew author was complaining for half the book because the priestess lady wouldn't fuck him?

>>25326673
Been a long time since I read it, I don't remember but I'm pretty sure Pinchbeck is a jew so you might be right.

Never heard of that other book.

Bumping for reach.

>>25323707
>mythic consciousness
Hamlet's Mill.

Joseph Campbell, Jung, Eliade are all worth reading too, OP.
I enjoyed The Body of Myth by J. Nigro Sansonese and The Mythic Imagination by Stephen Larsen too.
I’d like some fantasy or pulpy fiction that implemented these themes as well.

>>25323707
Seven Clues to the Origin of Life by Graham Cairns-Smith
Belief by Gianni Vattimo