Agreed. While I do not consider the Law of One to be "complete" as a revelatory source material, I do consider it to be incredibly accurate in what it does cover.
At this point, simply chasing verification of the Law of One has led to the development of an extremely robust tapestry of conceptual connections in support of the notion of "perennialism". It has also given important verificative support of other research like the research of James Churchward on the lost continent of Mu, or the research found in Ken White, Chan Thomas, and/or Charles Hapgood's written works on pole flip cataclysm events.
The Law of One has given me so much. I'm pretty sure I know that the practice of baptism is related to how sarcophagi were primarily and secondarily used in Ancient Egypt. The use of sarcophagi as burial vessels was rarely even a tertiary use. The research of the University of Virginia's Medical School's Division of Perceptual Studies, the research of Dolores Cannon, the research of Dr. Lee Sannella M.D. & Itzhak Bentov, the research of James Churchward, the research of Dr. Joe Dispenza, the Tree of Life in Kabbalah, Tarot card #20, the etymology of "sarcophagus", and several modern scientific whitepapers all point to the same thing.
Huge source. Very important.
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