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Category: Noetics (Mind/Spirit)

The Father Spirit

By
  • James Falconer
| October 26, 2020 Filed Under:
Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit)

I walk casually through the kitchen, preparing a cup of tea, as my gaze is drawn to two photographs placed side by side. I am struck by the resemblance between my young son and deceased father…

Consciously Evolving Language, with Lisa Maroski

Organizer:
  • Lisa Maroski
| August 27, 2020

Starts Sept 8: an exploration of how we can make changes to the structure of our language that reflect and catalyze a planetary paradigm shift towards always-already connectedness…

Introduction to the Editors: Geoffrey Edwards – Writing that Transgresses

By
  • Geoffrey Edwards
| August 8, 2020 Filed Under:
Blog, Culture (Transformation), Fiction (Intensification), Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers), Society (Multitudes), Technology (Concrescence)

As a fledgeling writer and editor, as well as an (almost-retired) scientist, I am feeling my way into the business of editing, critiquing, choosing. I have eclectic tastes. I read just about anything, and voraciously. I review everything I read—you can …

Transparency is the Only Shield against Disaster (Parts 6–7)

By
  • Brian George
| April 10, 2020 Filed Under:
Featured, Longform/Essays, Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Story

Has the Shadow become more user-friendly? No. Whether now or 2,000 or 10,000 years ago, the shared identity of the Shadow and the Guide has always presented itself in the form of an ultimatum, which we must torture our minds and bodies to interpret.

Transparency is the Only Shield against Disaster (Parts 3–5)

By
  • Brian George
| April 4, 2020 Filed Under:
Featured, Longform/Essays, Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Story

That our world has already ended, of this we may be certain. But is it the end of “a world” or of “the world”? It is reassuring that the prophets of world destruction have proven almost 100% wrong—and yet…

Sutra of the Computer Body: Questions for Karina Bush

By
  • Karina Bush
  • Marco V Morelli
| January 26, 2020 Filed Under:
Featured, Film/Music, Interviews, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Poetics (Originary Powers), Poetry, Technology (Concrescence)

“I’ve found a techno relationship cuts right into the core, the soul, brings out an almost more real version of yourself, makes you see yourself differently, your own potential to be better. It can achieve a level of emotional perfection. That’s also the problem…”

An introduction to Jodo’s movies: “Who Is Alejandro Jodorowsky?”

By
  • Eduardo Próspero
| October 7, 2019 Filed Under:
Culture (Transformation), Film/Music, Microdoses, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Reviews

How to decipher Alejandro Jodorowsky’s symbolic film world? Here’s an introduction.

GLAS-8, Artificial-Intelligence

Why the Human Singularity is Nearer

By
  • Zachary Feder
| April 5, 2018 Filed Under:
Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Society (Multitudes), Technology (Concrescence)

Global transparency offers an unspoken invitation for us all to forge a new paradigm of personal integrity. The Internet, our own collective mirror, stands as a challenge for us to face ourselves for the first time fully in all our humanness.

Hospice In a Fascist Time

By
  • John Hughes
| January 29, 2018 Filed Under:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit)

I am a spiritual care provider in a hospice setting, and just as everything in life seems to be upended these days, given new urgency compelled by nausea, so is my thinking and feeling about my role…

The Mythopoetic Mind of PlatoThe Mythopoetic Mind of Plato: The Kingdom-Sage’s Muthos in Timaeus, The Republic, and The Symposium (Parts IX & X)

By
  • Luke Kernan
| October 5, 2017 Filed Under:
The Mythopoetic Mind of Plato:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers)

This metanarrative that has been constructed to explore a possible Platonic worldview is enough of the whole to make a holographic, fractal revival of Plato himself inside his mythopoetic mind.

The Mythopoetic Mind of PlatoThe Mythopoetic Mind of Plato: The Kingdom-Sage’s Muthos in Timaeus, The Republic, and The Symposium (Parts VII & VIII)

By
  • Luke Kernan
| October 5, 2017 Filed Under:
The Mythopoetic Mind of Plato:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers)

The strength and sincerity at which each of the Greeks in the Symposium pursues his or her own experiences towards a lived philosophy of love is inspirational for a culture of Self, some of the original self-believers.

The Mythopoetic Mind of PlatoThe Mythopoetic Mind of Plato: The Kingdom-Sage’s Muthos in Timaeus, The Republic, and The Symposium (Parts V & VI)

By
  • Luke Kernan
| October 5, 2017 Filed Under:
The Mythopoetic Mind of Plato:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers), Poetry

From the first creation event of Timaeus that heralds a universe (the one and only) into the perceptible in giving a reality, this perfection persists into Plato’s Republic, a world of its own that deals with society and its paradigms in the social creature called humanity and its just longings.

The Mythopoetic Mind of PlatoThe Mythopoetic Mind of Plato: The Kingdom-Sage’s Muthos in Timaeus, The Republic, and The Symposium (Parts III & IV)

By
  • Luke Kernan
| October 5, 2017 Filed Under:
The Mythopoetic Mind of Plato:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers), Poetry

From [this] indivisible awareness, the mystic sage is fully able to tap into the eternal mind of god, something that would smooth out a translation in terms of human consciousness—and that would give the creative impetus to imagine a text like Timaeus.

The Mythopoetic Mind of PlatoThe Mythopoetic Mind of Plato: The Kingdom-Sage’s Muthos in Timaeus, The Republic, and The Symposium (Parts I & II)

By
  • Luke Kernan
| October 5, 2017 Filed Under:
The Mythopoetic Mind of Plato:
Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers)

The entire purpose of this work will not so much argue but re-imagine and challenge Plato, such that it breathes the warmest breath of reconsideration, rereading, and re-admiration into the Platonic dialogues.

Delusions, by Stanisław Kapuściński: A Review

By
  • Philippa Rees
| July 11, 2017 Filed Under:
Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Reviews

Kapuscinski’s intentions are early implied, to match Dawkins bite for bite and (as honestly) to demonstrate the irreconcilable gulf between intellectual reductionism and emotional religious dogmatism, each flailing towards fundamentalism in trying to flatten one another.

The Name of God

By
  • Alexander Blum
| June 20, 2017 Filed Under:
Fiction (Intensification), Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Story

He stood upon an old skull, and he crushed it under his dark heel. A snake was inside it, and its blood seeped into the ground. He stood in the crater where Gods went to die, the valley without light where a bloated Leviathan would rest upon the ground, and spears piercing its belly beneath dark clouds, the sun would turn away in time for it to rot and die. In its carcass, in its open bones a new God would form, a new rotten Beast to occupy the holy Throne….

Saturn in Scorpio in the First House

By
  • Selah Grenewood
| June 14, 2017 Filed Under:
Featured, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Story

We will build our grave here on earth. Is it grave? Our bodies reduced to the skeleton of gluttony and the like. Or a marker, we build with substance, where our former bondage and body lies? ​The villains, if you will, have their will, they were here b …

Juan Gris; Chessboard, Glass, and Dish [public domain]

At Play: A Personal Odyssey in Chess

By
  • TJ Williams
| June 5, 2017 Filed Under:
Culture (Transformation), Featured, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Story, Technology (Concrescence)

Chess is two wills locked not only in combat but also in cooperation. Players must together create the conditions allowing one to emerge triumphant—or not.

Deliver Us From Evil

By
  • Jonathan Cobb
| April 20, 2017 Filed Under:
Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Society (Multitudes)

The global political landscape today reads like something straight out of Revelations. On a daily basis, we read shocking stories of the cruelties imposed by those in power. Education and healthcare are being gutted, families are being broken apart, minorities are being senselessly attacked, discrimination is being legalized, dissent criminalized, and corruption institutionalized. The very fabric of society is becoming undone before our eyes, and tyranny is rearing its ugly head.

Prose for the Paranoid

By
  • Sue Stevenson
| March 19, 2017 Filed Under:
Featured, Fiction (Intensification), Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Story

I am, I am slightly ashamed to admit, a little paranoid at the moment. Some of it is genetic. My family have a history of “nerves.” My lovely cousin, who shares a big batch of genetics with me along with a childhood of school holidays spent together indulging our creative whimsy

Is Myth Dead?

By
  • Jamie Curcio
| November 4, 2016 Filed Under:
Culture (Transformation), Featured, Fiction (Intensification), Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Society (Multitudes)

If new myths are born, re-tethered to something sacred, they must be brutally immediate, possessing unavoidable gravity, poignant, fragile, they must be anything but contrived, planned, and developed with the intention of bringing us the sacred. (She does not come to us on a platter. More likely, the platter will have your beating heart on it.)

Banishing the World: Conner Habib on Postmodern Philosophy and the Occult

By
  • Jeremy D. Johnson
| October 26, 2016 Filed Under:
Culture (Transformation), Interviews, Microdoses, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme)

I spoke with Conner Habib about his new course, “Banishing the World: Postmodern Philosophy and the Occult,” and learned about the surprising ways in which the most interesting and sophisticated philosophies coming out of humanities converge precisely with occult ideas.

Vis Imaginativa: The Power of Imagination in the Theory of Magic and its Relationship to The Jungian Collective Unconscious

By
  • Brigid Burke
| October 20, 2016 Filed Under:
Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme)

The power of imagination, “vis imaginativa,” provides the link between a philosophy of magic and psychoanalysis.

The Loneliest Road (Intensification)

Explicit By
  • Marco V Morelli
| October 13, 2016 Filed Under:
Audio, Explicit, Hide from home page, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Poetics (Originary Powers), Society (Multitudes)

A 20-minute “unguided meditation,” this audio journey combines music, conversational fragments, and field phenomena to produce a contemplative response to current events, specifically the United States presidential election of 2016. As an immersive mindscape, the sound collage invites you to engage the world as meditation, and meditation as art.

Mary Church, Untitled (detail)

Poems of Genesis

By
  • John David Ebert
| October 11, 2016 Filed Under:
Hide from home page, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetry

There was a time once when poets Sitting on cracked marble urns Invoked the muses; Or when the angel whispered Into Matthew’s ear The tale of a man Who came to earth as a god….

Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger ThingsReality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things / Part Three

By
  • J.F. Martel
| September 27, 2016 Filed Under:
Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things:
Culture (Transformation), Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme)

But the dark truth conveyed in the character of Barb finds its counterbalance in the incredible creative power that Stranger Things attributes to the Cosmic Child, a power which is also present in each of us.

Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger ThingsReality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things / Part Two

By
  • J.F. Martel
| September 27, 2016 Filed Under:
Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things:
Culture (Transformation), Hide from home page, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme)

Beneath the conceptual overlay, reality remains what it is: not an orderly network of humanly comestible ideas, but a turbid, ever-changing, symphonic, indefinable process of becoming that is accountable to neither the predilections of reason nor the strictures of logical grammar.

Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger ThingsReality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things / Part One

By
  • J.F. Martel
| September 27, 2016 Filed Under:
Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger Things:
Culture (Transformation), Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme)

The show remains open, ambiguous to the end, and it is this quality that raises it above the normal run of generic entertainment to make of it something that defies genre, something genuinely weird.

Stranger Things Mixtape

By
Metapsychosis
| September 27, 2016 Filed Under:
Audio, Culture (Transformation), Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit)

This mix is all about the acclaimed Netflix series Stranger Things, and features J.F. Martel’s essay REALITY IS ANALOG, Phip plus the inaugural episode of Jeremy Johnson’s Electric Symposium podcast. Enjoy!

Psychoanalysis, Art and the Occult: Cutting Up a New Conversation

By
  • Claire-Madeline Culkin
| September 19, 2016 Filed Under:
Culture (Transformation), Featured, Longform/Essays, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Poetics (Originary Powers)

This notion about our origins is the essential idea with which psychoanalysis grapples. Thought of in this way, psychoanalysis is nothing other than the meta-theorization of occult ideas.

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