Nov 7, 2017
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My book of cut-up poetry SWITCHING MIRRORS available on TRAPART
https://store.trapart.net/home/112-switching-mirrors.html?search_query=vanessa+sinclair&results=10
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Growing Infinitely.
MESSAGE 23
A celebration of Lady Jaye Breyer P-Orridge (1969-2007) and the 23rd Mind. Words & Film by Vanessa Sinclair. Music by Sheer Zed. More from Sheer Zed and Vanessa Sinclair available on Highbrow Lowlife.
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Radio Mega Golem transmits ease & merriment. Enjoy the weekend:
The Actual Mind: A Disposition Combustion
”Mythologies become defunct if not cared for. But if we have the bones readily available, the intricate and inherent spinal fluid can spurt out more or less indefinitely, and there is some for every and any body who is brave enough to receive the spark of disconnection; metamorphosis at dawn, shifting shape for no reason, and also for reason’s sake.”
New episode of The Fenris Wolf Podcast:
In episode 9 of the Fenris Wolf Podcast, Carl Abrahamsson reflects on the significance of beginnings, particularly the start of a new year.
In episode 9 of the Fenris Wolf Podcast, Carl Abrahamsson reflects on the significance of beginnings, particularly the start of a new year. He explores the human tendency to seek meaning in the arbitrary calendar reset and acknowledges the ancient narratives surrounding beginnings and endings, such as the cosmic egg and the phoenix. Despite our modern cynicism, he highlights the persistent hope that accompanies our New Year resolutions, suggesting that this hope is a powerful force for transformation.
Abrahamsson emphasizes that time is a human construct, and while the universe is indifferent to our desires, our attention shapes our reality. Intentions set for the new year are commitments to allocate our energy and attention to what truly matters. He argues against the notion of destiny, advocating for the freedom to create our own meaning and choices.
As the year unfolds, he notes a growing desire for authenticity and a shift away from outdated narratives of progress. He encourages listeners to embrace the creative potential of their choices and to be gentle with themselves amid failures. Ultimately, he invites us to recognize our power to shape our reality and to approach the year ahead with curiosity and kindness.
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In today’s WEEKLIES at our Patreon, I write about the wisdoms of walking the dog:
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”In these daily meetings, I see reflected all the patterns of human society—the hierarchies, the alliances, the subtle negotiations of territory and status. The dogs enact what we humans disguise with language and custom. They show their teeth or lower their gaze, they claim or concede, they befriend or avoid. And we, holding their leashes, are revealed in our choices: who we greet warmly, who we pretend not to see, where we permit our dogs to pause and where we hurry them along.”