Cosmic suicide

Cosmic suicide

by Rodney Perkins

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Drunk on TV science fiction, tepid New Age fantasies, Phenobarbital, and vodka, the trans-human members of the Heaven's Gate Away Team shocked the world with their misguided suicide mission. For over twenty years, Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Lu Nettles gathered a flock of naive followers by preaching an insane message about an impending space-age apocalypse. By fusing conspiracy theories about UFOs with the portents of the Book of Revelation, the Two formed an ascetic cult that sought to achieve T.E.L.A.H., The Evolutionary Level Above Human. Cosmic Suicide gives more than a glimpse into a bizarre realm of alien messiahs, their doomsday prophecies, and their starry-eyed eunuchs. By distinguishing between Media disinformation and the grisly truth, the authors thoroughly examine the weird belief system and the transcendent demise of Heaven's Gate. Supplemented by the group's Internet propaganda and Marshall Applewhite's autopsy report, Cosmic Suicide also unveils the dark secrets of other apocalyptic groups while it explains humanity's ongoing obsession with the end of the world.

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