- Esoterica
My Favorite Martians
A UFO EpistemologyA UFO Epistemology
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Quotes
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“Messages from beyond” are forms of information, and information is a trickster
“Messages from beyond” are forms of information, and information is a trickster
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Quotes
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It is too close, too far-out, its sacred transmissions too muddled with the scandalous grit of its concrete historical unfoldment
It is too close, too far-out, its sacred transmissions too muddled with the scandalous grit of its concrete historical unfoldment
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Religions and Spirits6 min
Televangelists Tune Into the End
National Religious Broadcasters convention during the first Gulf WarNational Religious Broadcasters convention during the first Gulf War
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Quotes
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But what if the medium is the message?
But what if the medium is the message?
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Quotes
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Terminal. What other journey, you might ask, begins at the end?
Terminal. What other journey, you might ask, begins at the end?
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring... - Quotes
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There is a difference between psychedelic experiences and psychedelic people
There is a difference between psychedelic experiences and psychedelic people
If we're to believe our ancestors, close encounters with the gods are no joke. Even if they beam down in a celestial glow, they still scare the shit out of everybody. And more often than not they lurk on the edge of revelation, in the outer dark, where the firelight is swallowed in gargantuan night. Today our fires are so bright—the skeptical lights of labs, satellites, and TV cameras—that such entities would need to go guerilla to penetrate our glaring...