In which Edward compares and contrasts the Mahdi, from the Islamic apocalypse prophecy, and Paul "Muad'dib" Atreides, from Frank Herbert's "Dune."

In which BT becomes The Floating Egghead of the West.

In which Gwydion feebly attempts to use a green screen.

In which Edward has a coffee and Pymander has a cameo appearance.

In which BT and psychedelic stereo instructions become sweet lovers.

In which Pymander gets in touch with his inner Zensunni Wanderer... Dune, anyone? It makes more sense if you've read the prequels.

Gwydion reads about the seven ancient planets according to Sufism, then responds to a heckler.

Gwydion reads some light dancing in the Dust.

Temporally originated Gwydion expounds upon the eternal existent, with a little help from Ibn Arabi.

Muhammadan Christ-Consciousness Theomorphism-Reality, and Rick Sanchez.