It's Called "Woo" Because It's Fun

Have you ever wanted to explore woo? Like tarot cards, astral projection, magic spells. You know. Spooky shit. Perhaps even some spicy woo, completely indefensible and clearly-not-possible woo, like astrology, telepathy, telekinesis. Maybe there's something to it. For some reason, despite everyone's best efforts, these weird

Astrology Has a Scarcity Mindset Problem

For a group of future-seers, we don't seem to be very wise

Speculating at the Edge of Infinity

Endless AI generation, decentralization, and quantum leaps in disruptive technology that lead to a fundamental restructuring of society and culture

Zodiacal Releasing according to Robert Schmidt

Exploring the ideas of the man who named astrology's master technique

Astrology and the Sin of Knowledge

On premonitions, time, and weird biblical connections

Exploring Reality with Both Hemispheres

Thinking strategies for assessing the new, strange, and unfamiliar

Sadalsuud's Astrology Dice Guide

Learn divination with an inexpensive and fun tool that can also teach you about planetary omens

Tamiel, Holy Guardian Angel of Exile

I have gone back and forth over how public I want to be about my recent experiences touching the transcendent core of my self known as the Holy Guardian Angel. But given the direction my metaphysical explorations are going and my recent essay, A Reluctant Guide to Making Friends with

A Reluctant Guide to Making Friends with Spirits

If you've followed me for a while or stumbled upon specific tweets, you may have seen me occasionally describe interacting with various types of entities in a way that makes me seem like a medium or insane. This report slash reluctant guide will explain exactly what I mean

The Blooming Rose of Everything Everywhere All At Once

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once is one of the most important movies in years for many reasons. If you haven't seen it yet, close this tab, run outside, tickle a mailbox, and watch it. Because there will be major spoilers here. (It’s available to stream, now.) First,

Around Here We Take Our Phenomenology Seriously

"Around here we take our phenomenology seriously." This phrase means something simple: trust what you notice, and trust yourself to be a responsible observer of your own experience. But trusting one's own experience can be an act of rebellion against reflexive modern cultural modes of rational