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The Crack in the Cosmic Egg: New Constructs of Mind and Reality is a classic work by Joseph Chilton Pearce, first published in 1971.
Pearce’s work is a New Age classic and challenges the present conceptions of what it means to be human and to live in human-made reality.
He utilizes the metaphor of a “Cosmic Egg” to describe that the reality that defines us (and is defined by us) and how it is limited and self-limiting construction. In other words, our ideas/beliefs of what the world is form a “eggshell” of thought in which we reside. It is “structured by the mind’s drive for a logical ordering of its universe”.[1] He shares with the reader a number of examples (Jesus, Don Juan Matus, etc.) to demonstrate that our reality (Cosmic Egg) can be changed.
Further information
- Cassiopaea Forum: Interview with Joseph Chilton Pearce
- YouTube: Joseph Chilton Pearce - The Crack in the Cosmic Egg
- The Wave Chapter 25: A Walk In Nature Among The Names of God Where We Have An Interview With the Vampire And Discover a Cosmic Egg
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References
- ↑ Pearce, Joseph Chilton. The Crack in the Cosmic Egg: New Constructs of Mind and Reality, p. 16. Rockester: Park Street Press, 2002.