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INTRODUCTION: The Ultimate Hero’s Journey
Sol Luckman
As I repeatedly emphasize in my new Amazon #1 Best Seller in Energy Healing, GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE, for which this quick-hitting ebook serves as both an unofficial prologue and addendum, the only way out is in.
To use technological lingo, we might specify that there’s something like a backdoor—defined by Wikipedia as a “covert method of bypassing normal authentication or encryption”—that allows us to definitively exit this Matrix-like “reality” with our consciousness and individuality intact.
I get that this may sound more like science fiction than science, and in this regard the reference to THE MATRIX movie probably doesn’t help. But please bear with me.
For the genuine freethinker willing to suspend disbelief and innerstand this radical notion by combining intuition with inner exploration, escape from this construct gets more and more plausible—and certainly a great deal more interesting!
To be absolutely clear, I’m not talking about going to heaven (or hell) or reincarnating, as popular as those subjects might be. I’m referring to something that’s not actually very popular at all; it couldn’t be because though it appears hardwired into human potential, hardly anyone’s even aware of this possibility—which I suggest is by design.
For lack of established or better terminology, let’s call this revolutionary possibility of worldly transcendence the Ultimate Hero’s Journey.
The Hero’s Journey vs. the Ultimate Hero’s Journey
A prominent motif in GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE, the Hero’s Journey was made famous by one of the most influential thinkers from last century and a personal hero of mine: mythologist Joseph Campbell.
In his voluminous and highly inspiring writings on this archetypal human journey, he tended to envision it as a circular one of self-discovery in which a flawed or simply normal person becomes the protagonist of his or her own mythic adventure tale involving various stages, helpers, obstacles, and challenges.
As Campbell depicted it, the classic Hero’s Journey ends with the new and improved hero returning to his or her starting point bearing treasures or other gifts to enrich the larger community. As such the Hero’s Journey, though ostensibly about individuals, ends up being a kind of collectivist tale about the human species.
The Ultimate Hero’s Journey, on the other hand, is a one-way solo ticket out of here, an alchemical transformation of the highest order permitting individuals to transcend the Matrix itself.
While such a feat can be undertaken in pairs or even groups, as in the lighting of the Fire from Within allegedly (according to Carlos Castaneda) achieved by the shaman Don Juan Matus and his Sorcerers’ Party, more often it appears to be a solitary pursuit—usually the province of lone alchemists and hermetic men and women.
What typically gets passed down to those of us left behind after intrepid psychonauts have flown this earthly chicken coop is like an alchemical residue of confusing and often contradictory dogma, theories, techniques, and terminology.
We hear about Tibetan monks creating the “Rainbow Body” through lengthy “meditation on love” (whatever that is), and other monks in the Dzogchen tradition transcending death by turning into “great clear light” by way of Dream Yoga (whatever that is), while Taoist sages mysteriously aspire to the “jade body” (whatever that is), to cite only a few mystery-riddled examples among dozens if not hundreds.
But in a world where, as the poets of rock ‘n’ roll aptly sang, “there’s too much confusion,” there’s also actually a good bit of mental clarity to be had thanks to one simple realization.
By seeing all these mystical phenomena not as unrelated examples of hokum or hocus-pocus, but as merely culturally and historically nuanced methods of similar ways of activating a universal inner human “technology” of transcendence, our sight begins to clear as the smoke of myth and legend slowly dissipates.
At some point we might even reach a titillating, breathtaking conclusion: based on all the threads of evidence, a tiny minority of people everywhere have been getting out of here alive—by hook or crook, one way or another—for as long as our species has stumbled around this bewildering construct.
Getting Out of Here Alive: Selfish or Selfless?
In contrast to its more mundane iteration, the Ultimate Hero’s Journey offers little in the way of direct help or rewards to the larger community, centered as this path is on individual transmutation.
That said, there are considerable secondary aspects—fringe benefits, as it were—to this alternative approach to living and dying that can tremendously enhance the world at large. I’ll touch on some of the more fascinating of these in the following pages.
But let’s not sugarcoat a topic that rankles a lot of passionate reformers, would-be world savers, and shame-wielding social justice warriors.
The potential benefits of the Ultimate Hero’s Journey to the individual freedom seeker—immortality and the opportunity to explore eternity—are simply incalculable in their personal-reality-redefining scope.
To one like myself devoted to the winding path of inner alchemy, the Ultimate Hero’s Journey makes the mundane version of sticking it out here for the sake of serving a benighted human species apparently committed to its own enslavement and destruction seem like a poor (and certainly, thankless) use of one’s precious time, energy, and attention.
But as with so many things in our spiritual journey in this human form that, like the alchemical ouroboros biting its own tail, have a way of coming full circle, even the alchemist’s apparent selfishness and lust for (a different kind of) life have a selfless side.
As John Kreiter breaks it down in THE WAY OF THE DEATH DEFIER,
An inner alchemist is a rebel to the core … [Such people] are individualities that have from the time of their inception been at odds with the state of things. Inner alchemists do not seek the ONE; they do not seek quick and painless union with the oversoul [through a common death]. They seek glorious adventure, they seek their own becoming, not by joining the ONENESS of source but through high adventure in worlds beyond conception as individualities that are free from the training wheels of source. They seek therefore to become a multidimensional oneness themselves!
Stated otherwise, inner alchemists recognize and embrace their own potential—vast beyond words or the ability of reason alone to comprehend—to embody the Alpha and Omega and, in so doing, literally create new worlds filled with novel potentials giving rise to unprecedented experiences.
Such dreamers of the dream of ultimate freedom also grasp that this innate potential to achieve their own version of oneness and initiate a fractal spinoff of the current reality show can only be realized by breaking the Matrix’s ostensible rules and getting the heck out of here alive. That’s what this ebook and my new book are all about.
Out through the In Door
You could say that the Ultimate Hero’s Journey, regardless of whether we succeed in it, is an act of defiance against the status quo of a mediocre, circumscribed and pre-scripted life … and death. In the words of Albert Camus,
The true horror of existence is not the fear of death, but the fear of life. It is the fear of waking up each day to face the same struggles, the same disappointments, the same pain. It is the fear that nothing will ever change, that you are trapped in a cycle of suffering that you cannot escape. And in that fear, there is a desperation, a longing for something, anything, to break the monotony, to bring meaning to the endless repetition of days.
Nothing—and I mean nothing—I’ve found in all my many years as a spiritual traveler can rival inner alchemy and the active pursuit of getting out of here alive in terms of “bring[ing] meaning to the endless repetition of days.”
That said, I freely acknowledge that some, perhaps many readers will have difficulty accepting even the remote possibility of human immortality. Big words require big proof, and most people are simply unwilling to unplug from the Matrix long enough to prove this possibility of possibilities to themselves.
But as Cormac McCarthy put it as if seeing this realm through the eyes of a genuine inner explorer, “The truth about the world is that anything is possible.”
Or to quote Charles Bukowski, a genuine literary hero of mine who displayed a powerful thirst for freedom with a fine sense of humor to boot, “We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us.”
Be advised that you simply can’t get out of here alive if you keep going back into the Matrix over and over with practically every thought and deed—even if you imagine you’re doing so rebelliously by going IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR, as the rock band Led Zeppelin cleverly phrased it in the title to their final studio album from 1979.
As I put it in lyrics of my own that I hope find their way into a song someday,
I think I’ve got the gist
You think you gotta resist
But I gotta insist
There’s somethin’ you might have missedWhat if resistance is only a word
For havin’ no inner plan
What if you’re not a free bird
But just workin’ for the ManWhat you resist you make stronger
They didn’t teach that in school
Resistance makes the long game longer
And turns a fool into a tool
If I’m right and the only way out truly is in, your only option for transcendence is to turn any and all externalizing ways of thinking about the nature of (personal) power on their head, perform an about-face by heading bravely inward, and go out through the in door.
I get that this path isn’t for everybody. Maybe it isn’t for you. That’s okay. Even if transcending mortality isn’t your calling, know that much of the material I lay out in this ebook and my new book can radically improve your quality of life in all areas, right here and right now in the Matrix.
If inner alchemy does call to you, however, may this text and the empowering strategies and concepts I detail in each of the following chapters inspire you to take your first steps on—or make further strides if you’re already on the path of—your own Ultimate Hero’s Journey.
Copyright © Sol Luckman. All Rights Reserved.
🧡 REVIEWS OF GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE …
“[R]eaders are invited to step through a magical portal beyond life’s apparent boundaries and embark on the ultimate hero’s journey—a profound inward adventure toward self-realization and spiritual freedom.” —David Jay Brown, author, DREAMING WIDE AWAKE
“The Hero of a Thousand Red Pills, Sol Luckman has had an invaluable influence on awakening consciousness and dispelling false realities. GET OUT OF HERE ALIVE is a rewarding and useful map for the hero’s journey.” —Miguel Conner, author, THE OCCULT ELVIS
“This is a singularly important work, and one that warrants a second read soon after the first to fully capture its essence. I found it a most timely book of encouragement for these dark days.” —Gregory Figg, author, ENGINES OF ASCENDANCY
“A gem of a book.” —Lis Anna-Langston, author, TUPELO HONEY
“This book is not merely a guide—it’s a conversation with the cosmos, an invitation to unlock your highest potential, and a masterclass in the art of becoming more than human.” —Laurence Galian, author, ALIEN PARASITES
“This work stands out for anyone who needs a new outlook on modern life and technology or wants a guided method for self-introspection.” —Entrada Publishing
“Rebelliously refreshing […] A generous and digestible offering of essential wisdom and practical guidance for those following the call to go inward.” —Jacqueline Rendell, POST POST MODERN
“I highly recommend this book to all fellow consciousness explorers!” —April Novoa, author, LOVE IS, FEAR IS NOT
“Pushing hard on tender spots is a magnificent way to release pain, and that is just what the author does with the subjects of anonymity, authenticity, alchemy, and the forces behind AI. Mr. Luckman pluckily points to the exit doors from a false reality like a rock ’n’ roll rebel researcher.” —Andrea Mai, author, THE CALM WAY
“This book is a powerful reminder to break free from the distractions and to start honoring what truly nourishes us. It’s a call to wake up, to stop feeding into the chaos, and to reclaim our power—the power to choose what we create and to rise above the noise of the easily manipulated, outer-influenced brain work.” —Shan Beaste, Sound Healing Therapist
“A mesmerizing and transformative journey that boldly tackles the mysteries of life, death, and the human spirit … Luckman brings his signature blend of profound insight and fearless curiosity to this work, inviting readers to step beyond the mundane and into a realm of limitless possibility.” —Soram
“I am amazed at how much impact this short book has had on my life since I read it about a month ago. It reminds me of Dr. Who’s Tardis: tiny on the outside and vast on the inside. I’ve only begun discovering the depths of its hidden passageways. This book has opened doors for me.” —Elizabeth Hanks
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