Subtle, A Voyage to the Imperceptible, David Lane (original) (raw)
Check out AI-generated reviews of all Ken Wilber books
TRANSLATE THIS ARTICLE
Integral World: Exploring Theories of Everything
An independent forum for a critical discussion of the integral philosophy of Ken Wilber
David Christopher Lane, Ph.D, is a Professor of Philosophy at Mt. San Antonio College and Founder of the MSAC Philosophy Group. He is the author of several books, including The Sound Current Tradition (Cambridge University Press, 2022) and the graphic novel, The Cult of the Seven Sages, translated into Tamil (Kannadhasan Pathippagam, 2024). His website is neuralsurfer.com
Stories augmented by ChatGPT Pro
A S C E N D A N T
Part 01 |Part 02 |Part 03 |Part 04 |Part 05
Part 06 |Part 07 |Part 08 |Part 09 |Part 10
Part 11 |Part 12 |Part 13 |Part 14 |Part 15
Part 16 |Part 17 |Part 18 |Part 19 |Part 20
Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25
Part 26 |Part 27 |Part 28 |Part 29 |Part 30
Part 31 |Part 32 |Part 33 |Part 34 |Part 35
Part 36 |Part 37 |Part 38 |Part 39 |Part 40
Part 41 | Part 42 |Part 43 |Part 44 |Part 45
A Voyage to the Imperceptible
David Lane
Subtle: A Voyage to the Imperceptible
We are about to venture into uncharted territory—territory that is at once profoundly unsettling and astonishingly freeing. This story unveils a truth that the Gnostics and mystics long intuited but could only express through myths and magic, lacking the tools of science and technology we now possess. Its implications are as radical as they are transformative, setting the stage for the two sequels that follow. For your exploration, I have provided both a visually immersive PDF and a captivating graphic-audio version. I recommend watching the YouTube version linked above; it provides a richer overview.
“I don't know why we long so for permanence, why the fleeting nature of things so disturbs. With futility, we cling to the old wallet long after it has fallen apart.”—Alan Lightman, The Accidental Universe.
