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Good, Evil and Gnostic Fun (Pronoia Pt. 2)

Molly Hankins July 3, 2025

Pronoia, coined by Rob Brezney in his 2005 book of the same name, describes an underlying feature of the universe that’s always conspiring in our souls’ favor. Practicing this worldview as a gnostic art, claims Brezney, empowers what many occultists refer to as “the primal will to good.”…

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What I Think and Feel at 25

F. Scott Fitzgerald July 1, 2025

The man stopped me on the street. He was ancient, but not a mariner. He had a long beard and a glittering eye. I think he was a friend of the family's, or something.  "Say, Fitzgerald," he said, "say! Will you tell me this: What in the blinkety blank-blank has a-has a man of your age got to go saying these pessimistic things for?…

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The Seven of Cups (Tarot Triptych)

Chris Gabriel June 28, 2025

The cups of pleasure which we have been filling throughout the suit overflow here. If five was not enough, and six was just right, then seven is too much. This is an overindulgence in sensory pleasure…

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Patterns of Authority: Sound is Spatial (I)

Robin Sparkes June 26, 2025

Architecture provides a framework to understand how spatial design shapes and expresses socio-political power. Physical structures carry ideologies. The built environment directs movement, frames perception, and conditions behavior. Sound plays a central role in this dynamic…

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Some Thoughts on Relationships (Enneagram V)

Suzanne Stabile June 24, 2025

For several months, I’ve been perusing my old journals and thinking about how these experiences affected my life in what I now understand to be both positive and negative ways.  It seems important to note that the events of the 1960’s were, in many ways, unexpected and unprecedented.  And yet, what we experienced, and the way we responded to our new reality, never included the kind of polarization we are experiencing now…

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