Book: The Heavy Stuff by H.R. Phillips
categories: Book, UFO, Missing Time, High Strangeness, Mutual Hypnosis, EVP, Life After Death, Lucid Dreaming, Phenomenology, Ufology, Esoteric, Speculation, Entities, Tulpas, Doppelgangers, Consciousness, Anomalous Ideas
H.R. Phillips
about this book: When Phillips began his blog The Heavy Stuff in late 2006 - almost immediately his esoteric writing was being featured on fine websites like The Anomalist. Indeed, this Kindle book is a compilation of dozens of the best posts that ever appeared on The Heavy Stuff. Yes, this is the Namesake Book and Phillips' most extensive read and journey into what generally is considered the unknown.
Phillips tackles many subjects in The Heavy Stuff largely ignored by contemporary thinkers - topics such as Tulpas and Doppelgangers, Shadow Beings and Orbs. The book also contains thoughtful essays on subjects such as UFO Disclosure, Chemtrails, and the father of Phenomenology Edmund Husserl. And, yes, Phillips often ties all of the above together with his OWN Phenomenology Ideas - such as spaces being of different types - and including his concepts of Able-To-Not-be spaces, Not-Able-To-Be spaces, and the Not-Able-To-Not-Be spaces.
Yes, this is an E-Book that lives up to a quite lofty name - The Heavy Stuff. Let Phillips lead your mind into the abyss of Phenomenology thinking in this unique book.
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about this book: When Phillips began his blog The Heavy Stuff in late 2006 - almost immediately his esoteric writing was being featured on fine websites like The Anomalist. Indeed, this Kindle book is a compilation of dozens of the best posts that ever appeared on The Heavy Stuff. Yes, this is the Namesake Book and Phillips' most extensive read and journey into what generally is considered the unknown.
