Clock the Chaos Mage. Guardian of Coney Island's supernatural borderlands.
Bronx, NY
Joined May 2018
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This feels criminal….I nabbed this hardcover FIRST EDITION of Cormac McCarthy’s SUTTREE for 2 fucking dollars at a library sale!!!! Talk about getting lucky 😎🤩
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brought back my NIGHTBREED comics from my folks' basement, and totally forgot about this crossover
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Contact with non-human entities has been going on much longer than this century alone, if we judge the literature that is available.
Lovecraft wrote about it. But aside from his fictional mythos treatment, examples are found everywhere in real literature. Buried in crumbling tomes resting in dimly lit forgotten corners of dusty libraries. Like this one from my shelf:
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The Demons 3 novel arrived. I'm just going to scan it and get AI to translate it.
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This movie did not do well and is rarely mentioned, but from where I'm sitting it's a stone-cold classic. Impeccably-researched film about a 17th century witch-hunter and warlock on a cat-and-mouse chase through 1989 Los Angeles. Rip-roaring entertainment. Very SatanWatch-coded.
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An @upstreamreviews Review: Colonial Nightmare
Book by @davidmvining
Review by Caroline Furlong.
An attempt to bring peace to the American Colonies may be thwarted by something not of this world….
upstreamreviews.substack.com…
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Vinča range
red dots = vinča
green dots = later settlements in the middle chalcolithic (copper age) transitional period
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We know next to nothing about this ancient culture of neolithic Europe, (~5400 to ~4500 BC) but 1 thing we do know, is they left the *strangest* relics behind for us ponder over.
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Alexander the Great conquered the world, but his true mission was to transform human consciousness.
His teacher was Aristotle.
Dr Steiner presents them as a spiritual pair, reunited after earlier incarnations
For millennia, humanity experienced the spiritual world through an instinctive, dreamlike form of perception.
But that age was passing.
A new capacity was awakening: clear, individual, conceptual thinking.
Aristotle's task was to translate ancient wisdom into thought.
Truths once accessible only through the Mysteries could now begin to live in conscious concepts.
What Aristotle forged in thought, Alexander carried into the world.
The ancient East preserved profound spiritual traditions.
Greece cultivated a new consciousness grounded in individuality and intellectual clarity.
Through his campaigns, Greek culture spread across Egypt, Persia, Mesopotamia, and India, creating an unprecedented exchange between East and West.
Wisdom would no longer remain enclosed within sacred sanctuaries.
It had to enter history itself.
Alexander stood between two ages:
One in which spiritual reality was perceived through ancient clairvoyance.
Another in which human beings would increasingly discover truth through their own conscious thinking.
His empire eventually collapsed.
Yet the encounter between cultures he helped create continued shaping the course of history long after his death.
His greatest conquest was the opening of a path through which ancient wisdom could enter a new age of human consciousness.
This evolution is not finished.
Intellectual thinking is not the final stage of human consciousness.
The next task is to develop spiritual perception again, but this time consciously and freely.
Not by returning to the dreamlike clairvoyance, but by transforming our thinking into a faculty capable of apprehending spiritual reality.
The first stage of this higher knowledge is Imagination.
And its development begins with the conscious strengthening and purification of our own thinking.
The future of humanity depends not on what we know, but on what we become capable of perceiving.
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30 years of #FrankBlack. What an honor it was to play that character and work with some of the finest actors and crew members.
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Wishing Andrew Neiderman a very happy 86th birthday.
As well as being a prolific horror writer, Neiderman has written many books under the pseudonym V.C. Andrews, extending the legacy of Flowers in the Attic scribe Virginia Andrews.
Here's the 1986 Arrow Books edition of Neiderman's Imp.
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He was born in 1946 in a lake. He died in 2455 reentering orbit. He was an astronaut.
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My favorite part of the iconic Hellraiser poster is the price sticker on the sickle.
Even Hell can’t pass up a bargain.
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The reason you’re being watched, stalked and heavily monitored is because people are wondering how you’re still standing. These high level warlocks and witches , covens and groups have been working together to strip your gifts, tamper with your memory, make you give up your mission and to shut you up at the very least and every time they turn around you’re STILL working on yourself, still building, and still thriving. They are impressed and terrified at the same time. Not only are you eating their spellwork like nothing is happening, you’re evolving right before their eyes. People are more obsessed with what drives you and what all you can actually do rather than taking you down now. These people lowkey want you on their team now but they know they’ve done too much to you so they’re slowly trying to put a magnifying glass to your every move thinking they’ll be able to “copy” the recipe. What they fail to realize is what drives you is in you, not on you. What protects you is WITHIN you, not on you. They’ll never have your recipe. You both took a vow of silence… you just play for different teams.