Talk:Mount Analogue
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[edit] peradams
What are peradams? I can't figure out what that word means?!--Chinawhitecotton 07:03, 25 November 2006 (UTC)
- from the Gurdjieff Foundation.... "The peradam was described as “a clear and extremely hard stone . . . a true crystal . . . harder than diamond,” so transparent that it was almost impossible to see and extremely difficult to find. The discovery of a peradam was never accidental, but resulted from some kind of inner effort. At such a moment, its “brilliant sparkle like that of a dewdrop” might catch the eye of those who truly and sincerely sought the truth. "
[edit] Inspiration for the TV series "Lost"
Haven't read this book, but know it involves spirituality and an island that is "invisible due to electro-magnetic effects". Sounds familiar? Did J.J. Abrams have a copy?
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