Pagans throughout history have taken things from their world and repurposed them for magickal use. Just because one tradition or another has used certain specific material accessories doesn’t mean that their choices are the only valid ones. We can use … Continue reading Talismans, Fetishes, Charms, Amulets and Altars
The evolution of tech has been both beneficial and treacherous to us and our environment, but I solidly believe that the journey will end with nature and technology merging. With the Singularity, all life on the Earth will change for … Continue reading Transhumanism: Connecting to Deity
We all know the value of a sacred space. Whether that is a simple altar or a massive Fortress of Solitude, it is where we can go to re-center, meditate, find sanctuary and practice our beliefs. The online world offers … Continue reading Virtual Havens
“Reality is a naive concept and should probably be abandoned as quickly as possible.” “What we call reality is, in fact, nothing more than a culturally-sanctioned and linguistically reinforced hallucination of some sort.” – Terence McKenna Continue reading Hacking Reality
Disclaimer: This guide is one method for the use of sigils. It is not a discussion about what a sigil is, why or how it works. This is strictly a method for sigil work from a technopagan perspective. Step 1: Intent As with … Continue reading Guide: Sigil Work
There have been decades of research into the use of binaural tones (and more recently, isochronic tones) to alter processes in the brain. When using a headset, these tones can affect the brain’s frequencies to artificially bring about certain mental … Continue reading Tones to Call A Process
The brain is our personal version of the Human OS. We all share certain kernel applications that are developmentally difficult to reprogram. These include breathing, heartbeat, digestion, blood pressure, sleep-cycles and reflex actions such as blinking, sneezing, coughing, gagging, etc. … Continue reading Overview: The Human OS and Reprogramming
Paganism is a pretty generic term. It was initially a derogatory label used primarily by Christians to describe the practice of the “old religions”. Pagans were considered unenlightened heathens and certainly doomed. Pagans’ religions were typically founded in polytheism and … Continue reading Paganism & Technology
In my worldview, where we are all part of the source code, we are akin to self-programming AI. We are powerful and adaptive. We literally have the ability to rewrite our core-self at our free discretion. But the majority of … Continue reading Please Wait, applying updates
My father died when I was four. Because of this, I was always infatuated with what happens when we die. That curiosity evolved into to studying everything I could find on spirit and consciousness. In the mid eighties, I read … Continue reading Code Snippets
