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Pathognomonic Fever
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The Conscious Void
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“Now, trouble is a rather common occurrence. While most people have a little of it as they go through life, some feel they have more than their share. And at the present time, we may say in like terms the whole world is in trouble. But actually, there has to be a reason for this. And one of the reasons is that maybe all of us has to learn through experience. No matter how much good advice we receive, we have to do it our way. And sometimes we’re right, and that’s fine. And very often, our way is not the best. And then having made a serious mistake, our next problem is to try to blame it on someone else.”
“...It represented a new birth in himself. And a new birth means a new person. And a new person means, in a mysterious way, release from the limitations of the old person who no longer exists... There can be no new person without this release... And one of the things each individual has to release in order to become a new person is his own past.”
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1997
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Choose Death Florida
Compulsive ritual sound experiments. Drone, ambient, noise, black and doom metal influences. Hail Bune.
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