I think in the beginning he just goes on about sorcery being a superstition. As bolivar said he argues with Moë about the principle and thinks that prophecies cannot be true because what comes after cannot determine what came before. This is after he had used sorcery of course.

I don't see how sorcery  negates the principle.

Or Leweth.

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Listening to Tim Hecker's new album Love Streams... pretty disappointing.

If you're not familiar with the ambient / noise genre you could check out Harmony in Ultraviolet by the same artist. Maybe you'll discover something you like.

Not sure if this relevant but this podcast (http://www.sfbrp.com/) has reviewed all of the TSA books and gave them very good reviews as far as I can recall.

That’s a lot of seed man...

That emissary could have been someone else. I think Locke’s theory is that Moënghus learned the Psûkhe without being blinded as a parallel to Kellhus learning the Gnosis without grasping Seswatha’s heart.

Speaking of faces, someone mentioned on the other board that this face is a blind man with a serpent. Wonder what people here think about that.

My hope is that one day, we'll get a book where we learn about what the real, original Ihrimsû version said.

My hope is that one day Bakker will publish the actual Isûphiryas - in the original Ihrimsû.