A direct product of the Paul Coelho-sponsored introduction to alternative religion and mind-altering drugs, Raul Seixas' Gita finds the Brazilian musician further embracing mysticism through a bigger infatuation with Aleister Crowley (the pre-chorus of "Sociedade Alternativa" is a direct translation of "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law") and Eastern philosophy (Hindu book Bhavagad Gita) in what eventually became his best-selling album and first gold record . . .
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