The Last Magic Show: Toward the End of Time … At About Noon

In 1988, the author and his brother talked about life, death, the Magic show (a level of consciousness, and what appears to be some kind of advanced awareness related to the perennial philosophy of being. The Last Magic Show demonstrates the difficulty of communicating a level of realization that cannot be heard by a level that is simply not yet open to hear, as it is too busy translating its own level of functioning (or defending that level as a state of security or insecurity. Yet, these dialogues focus relentlessly on the process of observation, of seeing how the self is stuck in some illusion. Russ was never able to understand how his mind locked him into a magic Show which tortured him daily with tricks of misery…how about you? Do you know how the tricks are done? This book is really about you…how you are stuck at some level of consciousness, thinking that is reality, all the while not knowing you are attending a Magic Show and are even part of the Act.