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of Montreal's Skeletal Lamping speaks to my sub-conscious state
from when i was high the other day:
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SUFFERING IS LEARNING TO ACCEPT YOUR DREAM-WORLD, AS IT IS THIS MOMENT, AND JUST BEYOND THIS MOMENT, AND FAR INTO THE FUTURE WHEN YOU ARE MAXIMALLY ENJOYING AND APPRECIATING AND REVELING WITH YOUR DREAM-CREATIONS, YOUR DREAM-manifestations, IN YOUR DREAMS, IN REALITY, IN THIS MOMENT.
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I spent today catching up with myself
today and yesterday is the first personal time i've given myself in over a month. i still have more to do and lots to talk about.
today in an effort towards cultural continuity and remembrance, i downloaded my music onto Julia's computer (i hope she doesn't mind) and loaded songs of friends (mostly) onto my new music playing cellphone. I don't ( Read more... ) -
Urban American Folk Culture
A Future Happy Memory on Urban American Folk Culture:
I'm so blessed to have been enjoying my gifts with the avant-garde cultural creative community, :1 and to have fulfilled jonathan richman's dream from I want the City, but I want the Country, too, heh.
I am so freaking blessed to have been laughing and playing while collaborating with the ( Read more... ) -
jesus was a rewilder
Jesus said, "listen, each of you are powerful individiduals capable of things far beyond what your agricultural, capitalistic civilization and domesticated culture expects and desires of you. each of you and your experience are far beyond any monetary value and far beyond the authority or control of any man. ie, each of you is the son of god. ... ( Read more... ) -
another trip home, more consolidating, more goodwill
+ 1 huge box of records on its way to goodwill
+ ALL my clothes consolidated into suitcases
+ basement belongings consolidated into one milk-crate and a cooler
+ trunk gone through and no longer necessary
+ nearly blameless for clutter in my parents’ house!
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The Tree Game 2008
So while tracking deer in the small woods behind my parents' house that leads to the Big Timber Creek (Tetamekanchz Kyl) I picked up 6 distinctly different leaves and figured I'd take them home to ID them.
When I got home, I decided to ask my family the name of each of the trees that they came from. I let them name all of them, without responding ( Read more... ) -
Pixar's Wall-E: A Vonnegut-styled Future Dystopia Rediscovers Purpose of Humanity
This movie is essential viewing for any ReWilder or Ancient Futurist, for serious, :1.
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A different kind of Health Insurance
I just had a genius idea, which prolly has been done before:
So in 2008 the average American paid $400 to $1,000 a month for individual/family health insurance (NCHC: Facts About Healthcare), while at the same time watching an average of 142 hours of TV a month and(/or) 27 hours of internet per month. (Nielsen: Americans Can't Get Enough Of Their ( Read more... ) -
And here is one such story:
Fallen leaves, colored and shaped and mottled with black dots like ripe Bananas, lied about the grasses, some already blue-gray in their state of decomposition ( Read more... ) -
Tell me a story. I'll tell you a story.
Storytelling.
I believe it's the most fundamental skill/passtime, and at its root is creating meaningful shared moments and gathering meaningful information on those you care about. Call it a form of gossip, but I think millenial American society's lack of a functional forum for everyday storytelling is what keeps us divided, what keeps us from ( Read more... )
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