If you haven't read Invisible Cities, I highly recommend it. It's like the inverse of NFTs: abstractions of familiar internal geographies shared in open public domain.
That Owen Cyclops thread is the best internet thing I've read all week.
I'm halfway through Mark Stavish's book on egregores and they're talking the same language (minus the psychoactive pharmacopoeia)
Believing in demons and the spirit world isn't any crazier than believing in the materialist universe, if you don't assume our cultural baggage around technology and science is a default setting.
Seems we’re been traveling in similar circles. I’ll have to read Stavish. Recommend Heiser’s Unseen Realm if you’d like the best understanding of that reality from my perspective. We are going to need to map this reality since several generations have chosen to ignore it. Good thing we already have an excellent (in fact, an inerrant) map 😎
If you haven't read Invisible Cities, I highly recommend it. It's like the inverse of NFTs: abstractions of familiar internal geographies shared in open public domain.
Noted, and saved for later perusal.
That Owen Cyclops thread is the best internet thing I've read all week.
I'm halfway through Mark Stavish's book on egregores and they're talking the same language (minus the psychoactive pharmacopoeia)
Believing in demons and the spirit world isn't any crazier than believing in the materialist universe, if you don't assume our cultural baggage around technology and science is a default setting.
Seems we’re been traveling in similar circles. I’ll have to read Stavish. Recommend Heiser’s Unseen Realm if you’d like the best understanding of that reality from my perspective. We are going to need to map this reality since several generations have chosen to ignore it. Good thing we already have an excellent (in fact, an inerrant) map 😎