Church of the Free Mind : Anti-Messiah

Azazel Rama is a poet and artist from the San Francisco Bay Area who has been tapping into the spirit realm for the past 20 years. After dropping out of the Bay Area underground, he has finally decided to share with the world his unique understanding of the astral plane and the curious inhabitants therein. This large volume presents a poetic and lively take on magical theory and modern Occult philosophies, while disclosing some of the author's more personal experiences with aliens and other denizens of the spirit world. The text gets deep into the symbolisms of our collective unconscious, revealing a truly interconnected understanding of 'natural morals', while at the same time delivering tongue-in-cheek anti-theist arguments sprinkled with a dark and sometimes satanic sense of humor.

In the spirit of Ragnar Redbeard's 'Might Is Right', (the legendary text aptly quoted in Anton LaVey's 'The Satanic Bible') these encoded grimoires are a wild and winding map of a deeper conscious nature. Sometimes ranting, and often a bit mad (we're all a bit mad), the information is sprinkled with esoteric poetry and symbolic illustrations, building into a climax that might come as a bit of a surprise! Chaos magician, urban shaman, synchromystic, or perhaps a member of a secret society...? Azazel Rama remains a mystery to the modern spiritual community, and a rebel against many popular and accepted ideals. Come inside and join The Church Of The Free Mind where you will be taken on an illuminating ride through the multiverse of our collective lives!

Azazel Rama is a practicing chaos magician from the San Francisco Bay Area, currently living a Mile High and out of his mind. A self proclaimed Multipantheist (the belief that god is the Multiverse), he tapped into the collective unconscious in the early '90s and has studied magic and synchronicity ever since. As the creator of The Church Of The Free Mind, he has dedicated himself to the emancipation of human spirit from the trappings of defined thought. He believes in a natural sense of morality, often stating that "Unified Freedom is the basis for the development of all natural laws."