902 - 1129 AD - Initially recovered from an unmarked vault buried beneath ruins of the original St. Peter's Cathedral in Osnabrück, found in this section of the text is a collection of writings and meditations on the nature of the soul and gnosis. Several hundred years after their unearthing, the contents of this work would go on to influence the beliefs and activities of a breakaway sect of German crusaders during the first crusade. The many atrocities committed by these men, now considered to have been either a part of or a parallel to the Rhineland Massacres, were done in the pursuit of freeing the imprisoned souls of others.

Author(s) unknown, partially translated by C.E. Dobbs & Louis Murtz. (Due to the nature of translating from the all-language, anachronic, anatopic, and language errors may result.)



In loving memory of Gregory J. Shurina, may his eternal soul find peace in the infinite. I'll be thankful for your friendship and our time together forever my dude - you were present in my mind through all of the work I put into this project and I'll greatly miss our lengthy discussions on God, the nature of reality, and all things relating to spirituality & mysticism.



Headphones are recommended - maximum volume yields maximum results; a volume level between 50-80% in headphones is ideal for soundscape visualization.
Experience will be intensified by abuse of consciousness-enhancing substances, late night isolation from social outlets, long walks, deep meditation, constant prayer, and giving glory to The Most High.



Available on youtube in full at:
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DJ HYPERGIANT™'s exceptional remix available for your listening pleasure at:
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