
Part 1
In which Edward begins reading كِتَابُ الفُتُوحَاتِ المَكِّيَّة by أبو عبد الله محـمـد بن عربي الطائي الحاتمي.
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Part 2
Once upon a time in an oasis of civilized diversity sandwiched between a crusade and a Mongol horde...
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Part 3
In which Edward, or maybe Gwydion, has a little wine and reads some Hafiz.
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Part 4
In which Gwydion attempts to set intellect aside and has a cup of coffee.
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Part 5
In which Gwydion joins the Cult of Emperor Akbar.
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Part 6
In which Gwydion invokes BT and finishes reading the introduction.
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Part 7
Muhammadan Christ-Consciousness Theomorphism-Reality, and Rick Sanchez.
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Part 8
Temporally originated Gwydion expounds upon the eternal existent, with a little help from Ibn Arabi.
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Part 9
Gwydion reads some light dancing in the Dust.
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Part 10
Gwydion reads about the seven ancient planets according to Sufism, then responds to a heckler.
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Part 11
In which Pymander gets in touch with his inner Zensunni Wanderer... Dune, anyone? It makes more sense if you've read the prequels.
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Part 12
In which BT and psychedelic stereo instructions become sweet lovers.
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Part 13
In which Edward has a coffee and Pymander has a cameo appearance.
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Part 14
In which Gwydion feebly attempts to use a green screen.
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Part 15
In which BT becomes The Floating Egghead of the West.
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Part 16
In which Edward compares and contrasts the Mahdi, from the Islamic apocalypse prophecy, and Paul "Muad'dib" Atreides, from Frank Herbert's "Dune."
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Part 17
In which BT proclaims the dawning of a new era for Chicken Philosophers.
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Part 18
In which Gwydion becomes one of Mahdi's little helpers, and I don't mean the pill. It's a... Stones reference. Never mind.
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Part 19
In which Edward goes panning for psychedelic fool's gold on the river banks of Sharia law.
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Part 20
In which Jim Morrison makes a cameo.
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Part 21
Kyle MacLachlan, hippies on acid, 19th century apocalypse nuts, and you.
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Part 22
The Islamic Messiah, Danny Elfman, and Our Lady of Shillong, Meghalaya.
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Part 23
In which BT suspends the ol' post-WW1 disbelief.
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Part 24
In which Gwydion finishes the part about The Helpers of the Mahdi.
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Part 25
In which Michel Chodkiewicz demonstrates 400 ways to use the word "eschatological" in a sentence.
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Part 26
In which Ibn Arabi talks about the Four Rivers and the Garden of Eden.
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Part 27
In which Ibn Arabi explains about dying without dying so that when you do die... you don't really die.
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Part 28
In which Ibn Arabi goes full Vedanta.
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Part 29
In which BT suddenly finds himself ritually impure in Baghdad... again.
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Part 30
In which Ibn Arabi celebrates religious diversity centuries before it was cool.
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Part 31
In which Ibn Arabi comments on the commentaries of the common folk.
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Part 32
In which Ibn Arabi looks God straight in the eye and says, "Let's play Master & Servant."
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Part 33
In which Sufi Saints outgrow their Servanthood phase.
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Part 34
In which the landlord's dog barks incessantly for the first fourteen and a half minutes.
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Part 35
In which BT dons a yellow sari and dances to welcome Spring (in November).
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Part 36
In which Gwydion just isn't feeling it.
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Part 37
In which Edward wears a headband, and Ibn Arabi talks about Jesus.
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Part 38
The one where BT goes on about rainbows, and Jesus didn't really die.
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Part 39
The one where Ibn Arabi talks about the least effective method of contraception, and Gwydion reminisces about invoking Thoth and tripping out at the mall.
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Part 40
In which Edward reluctantly euthanizes Santa Claus.
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Part 41
In which Ibn Arabi goes full Vedanta (again).
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Part 42
In which Ibn Arabi and Aldous Huxley on mescaline are on the same page.
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Part 43
In which BT, Hafiz, and a Buddhist happiness-demon are all on the same page.
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Part 44
In which BT and Ibn Arabi visit The Chocolate Factory (if you know what I mean).
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Part 45
In which Ibn Arabi's friend's teacher pretends to be a eunuch.
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