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If you are intelligent and reasonable, you cannot be the product of a mechanical and meaningless universe. The Universe itself, the energy which underlies it, the ground of being, must be intelligent. <3 Alan Watts If

Eric's world is turned upside-down after he loses his best friend in a tragic drowning accident. The body, however, is mysteriously never found. Colin has completely vanished. Eric struggles with accepting what has happened as he spirals down into a depression while everything else in his life slowly falls apart. He thinks of ending it all when he instead by chance stumbles upon a mysterious book that just might hold the answers of how to gain a second chance to save his friend... Eric decides to go down the rabbit hole and explore the extraordinary possibility, but in his righteous pursuit, is lead down a path that he never could have foreseen. He is taken to a world beyond his most wicked imagination, forced to fight through a never-ending nightmare, a hell of his own design, encountering countless demons and otherworldly entities, finding it to no longer just be a matter about saving his friend, but making it out alive and saving himself. But as the nightmare goes on and his sanity is being tested, the challenges keep getting harder, but it also seems that he has been given a task and been burdened with responsibility so much bigger than he ever had intended to undertake...

"What an act of faith." -Alan Watts

A composition of Alan Watt's quotations put into a playful conversation with one's self.

Just my brain mashed into words

If you are intelligent and reasonable, you cannot be the product of a mechanical and meaningless universe. The Universe itself, the energy which underlies it, the ground of being, must be intelligent. <3 Alan Watts If

Big boy deep shit.

This is just a bunch of little pieces from lectures Alan Watts a philosopher used to give when he was alive about religion the mind and body (some chapters might be my response to a topic) I don't know the title of most of his lectures but enjoy and embark on the wonderful journey into philosophy