The Ringbearer's Diary

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The Ringbearer's Diary (Danish: Ringbærerens Dagbog) is a book by Danish author Peter Kjærulff, which attempts to account for the workings and the aspect of human consciousness by linking myths with dreams, with philosophy, mathematics, music, parapsychology, religion, and reincarnation.

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