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Church of the Cosmic Skull Nottingham, UK
The Seven Objects:
Recognise the hallucinatory nature of
reality
Investigate all aspects of the reality-hallucination
Receive all phenomena with equanimity
Celebrate and uphold the freedom of art, science and thought
Meet mistakes with forgiveness and determination
Do what you want, with love in your heart
Maintain focus on the unity of all living beings
... more
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