Actually, an epiphany can arrive from the least expected sources. All that's required is proper food for thought and a willingness to explore tangents. Whether others reading the same material will be inspired in a similar fashion is anyone's guess but you'll never know if you keep it to yourself.

I'd say that one flew over the cuckoo's nest certainly deals with the exploration of consciousness, particularly as it is related to the physical body. If the physical body is indeed a manifestation of conscious thought in conformity with will, there is certainly evidence that if one messes with the solid thoughtforms, i.e. lops off a chunk of brain or separates the hemispheres, the physical mechanism can feed back to the consciousness and cause apparently permanent change. Of course, who knows what happens to the lobotomized character while dreaming? Sudden lucidity? Same old same old?

One could, of course, state that the obvious changes that occur by such operations to the brain would make a good case for materialism but then I'd have to find a way to refute it. ;-)>

Hmmmm. You've got me thinking.