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All in Your Head: Mental Constructs in Postmodern Magick

in Posts on November 29, 2024 November 29, 2024 by Soulcruzer

Before diving into this post, take a moment to listen to Gorillaz’s iconic track Clint Eastwood. It’s more than just a catchy song—it’s a layered, hypnotic journey packed with cryptic wisdom and surreal imagery. Let…

Post-Modern Magick: The Eclectic Art of Shaping Reality in a Non-Systemic Cosmos

in Posts on November 25, 2024 November 25, 2024 by Soulcruzer

Magick, once confined to dusty grimoires and secret rites, has undergone a metamorphosis. In a world awash with memes, quantum physics, and generative AI, the craft has shed its ceremonial robes to don the tattered…

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The Mirror of Echoes is a mystery play exploring the interplay between language, emotion, and thought. Four seekers, each with a unique perspective, participate in a ritual to summon the entity Logoi. The ritual unfolds in three acts, each focusing on a different aspect of this interplay: language’s limitations and power, the complexities of pure feeling, and the ultimate merging of self and other. The audience actively participates, becoming integral to the ritual’s outcome, which is not a resolution but a paradoxical confrontation with the nature of being. The play ultimately questions whether we control language or if language controls us.