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Had some good quotes but there were only an actual few pages about the account of what happened. Most of the rest is philosophical babble about religion which gets old after a few pages. Huxley wasn‘t a fan of poes, either. Which I should‘ve taken that as a sign to not trust it. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I read Brave New World and liked it, so I‘m sort of bummed about this one.

Few people now believe in the Devil; but very many enjoy behaving as their ancestors behaved when the Fiend was a reality as unquestionable as his Opposite Number. In order to justify their behavior, they turn their theories into dogmas, their bylaws into First Principles, their political bosses into Gods and all those who disagree with them into incarnate devils.

This is how New Year‘s Day should be spent.

After reading "Brave new world" by Huxley I decided to give this a try ?

I've seen a bunch of Halloween wines popping up in stores, but so far this is my favorite bottle
#halloween #hallowreads

My nomination for the nonfiction #scaryread is Huxley's Devils of Loudon. Trust me, the nuns in this book are assaulted by much more than the books I've pasted to this old movie still. It makes for a perfect #allhallowsread.

A banned movie from one of the most shocking cases of multiple possession in history. Both are highly recommended. 👹👌🏻😱