Ommiterre Libellus - Principia Discordia

DiscordiaE pilogua
I hopethatposteritywilljudgemekindly,
not only as to the things I have explained ,
but alsoas tothosewhichI haveintentionally omitted
so as to leave to others thepleasure of discovery.
- René Descartes
The consequences of acquiring knowledge are always incalculableand seldombeneficial.
-EdwardHyams
Thus endeth the Ommiterre Libellus as revealed to me by Eris Kallisti Discordia. Tank me. Cum again.
These tomes were originally meant by Goddess Eris Kallisiti Discordia to be part of the Principia
Discordia as it was revealed to Malaclypse the younger, KSC. As part of my travels where the Universe
does not exist, I have gathered many more anecdotes, knowledge, gossips and stories. I have heard, seen,
lived or witnessed amazing truths and revelations during my short period in Limbo Peak, there where the
Universe does not exist. Discordians should be advised that all of the following writings are sealed with
Goddess Eris Kallisiti Discordia's seal of authenticity as per article five of the pentabarf. As such, they are
to be fully believed and or and/or to be taken at face value. They are only true in as much as they are true
and should only be dreamt in case the glass of emergency is already broken and you really need something
to do to «let it all out». All original discordian material submitted by me is kopylefted and with all rites
reversed. Reproduce, circulate and masturbate as you wish but not all at once please. Attributed quotations
remain the sole «property» of their own owner.
The sum of all my writings make up the Millenia Discordia Nervosa.The Ommiterre Libellus constitutes
the first book and is a compilation of dictum directly from the mouth or mind of Goddess herself. The next
documents are collections of documents, usually of my own writing. As such these documents are not of
divine "dictation" and should be recognised as potentially flawed human writings. I hope this does not
make them any less interesting. For this reason I have regrouped them under the common heading of
Aprocrypha Memoria Libellus. They represent an heteroclit collation of many things I have gathered
together during this most interesting time in my life.
I hope you will have as much pleasure reading these as I have had writing them for you.