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Sex Magick Demonstration

Sex Magick Demonstration

niaskotl:

Ahcult and I will be doing a sex magick demonstration at a kink group in a couple weeks. I’m super excited for it. She’s going to lead the discussion basic concepts of chaos and sex magick as well as sigil construction. Then I’m going to do a demonstration with her using her as my vessel for a…

Preteen Devotion to Demons: Is Slenderman Real? | The Supernatural Worldview

Preteen Devotion to Demons: Is Slenderman Real? | The Supernatural Worldview

theheadlesshashasheen:

David Metcalfe writes:

Cris D Putnam poses an interesting question regarding ‘supernatural’ memes – whether or not the original idea has any basis in reality, to what extent can they become real when the culture begins to engage them more deeply? Umberto Eco’s Foucault’s Pendulum for the digital age –

“I am suggesting that Slenderman has become real or rather that the character has a real malevolent spirit empowering him, one that was able to reach out of the online horror fantasy world to the real world in order to entice two twelve year old girls to murderous mischief. A folklorist Dale James notes, “While he has no clear agenda with regards to who he targets Slender Man has an affinity for younger victims, those more impressionable and vunerable to his antics.”[2] Perhaps Slenderman will entice others? Alternately, it could be the case that a particular demon simply used Slenderman as a ruse to promote this murder and move on.”

Tell the FCC How You Feel About Net Neutrality   

Tell the FCC How You Feel About Net Neutrality   

I did. You can use my letter as an example. Adding a sigil at the might not be a bad idea. 🙂

FCC,

I am writing as a concerned citizen concerning the proposed rules for what is commonly referred to as “net neutrality.”

As a producer of internet content who is unable to pay for “fast lane” privilege, I am discouraged by the rules being proposed. Internet service providers have historically been resistant to upgrading their networks, as is attested by our slow data transmission speeds compared to other nations. A pay-for speed scenario will only encourage providers to spend less on infrastructure and innovation, providing faster service only for those few who are able to pay.

I doubt I could explain any more eloquently than the thousands of other Americans who have commented on this issue, who deeply we feel that the proposed policy will harm free speech, innovation, and competition. The fact that there are thousands upon thousands of Americans opposed, as compared to a fraction of that number in favor of these new rules must mean something if we are to claim any belief in democracy.

It is my belief, like so many others, that broadband must be reclassified as a Type II Common Carrier, and subject to FCC regulations to prevent any one person or institution from having more favorable use.

Sincerely,

James L. Wilber

kushl0rd:

holy-mountaineering, most of the ban effects on esoteric censorship seem to be happening in the UK right now, not over here. However other models of government as I understand it are looking at this censorship model for potential uses in their countries, such as Canada and Australia.

There are…

scrollofthoth:

kushl0rd:

scrollofthoth is on fire today

I love it

If we were building a radical underground of magicians for destroying Orwellian surveillance I would hop on that train

We should build that train.

What you’re seeing is the culmination of a couple of projects…

Sounds to me like you have a lot of opportunity. As Below, So Above. Fighting surveillance on your own campus sounds like a good way to fight against the surveillance state. Is anyone on campus organized against this surveillance? That would be a good start.

Depending on your angle of attack–if you need to start an organization, if you are approaching faculty, or you are helping out an existing movement–would determine what magical aid you need. At least in my opinion.

I would be willing to help both in organizational advice and aiding in magical attacks.