As creatures of Reason, our greatest skill is making up reasons. They do not, however, always employ Reason™, in the Platonic sense. They are more like justifications. I am coming to believe that this is where the internal monologue comes from. To fully eliminate making justifications to oneself and others, you must be always acting [...]
Category Archives: Paranormal & Weird
The Death of the Supernatural
August 26, 2007 – 5:56 pm
There was a time when I was inexplicably drawn to the unexplained. Ghosts and goblins and shit used to send a shiver down my spine. Synchronicities used to send me into a tizzy. But somewhere along the way, recently, all that stuff has dropped off for me.
It’s not that I’m no longer interested in [...]
The Ladies of Avalon
May 7, 2007 – 6:36 pm
The other day I realized that what a plant *thinks about* is what it becomes. It is thinking things like:
I am soooo green and shiny and awesome. Check me out. Look at these crazy flowers I have. No shit, right?
And that’s what happens with people too. Except we have these multi-dimensional time elements in it [...]
Shakespeare to Dogs
April 11, 2007 – 4:26 pm
I met the devil at a party. Actually I met him before that, but that’s where the story starts to get good. What do they call that? In medias res. Anyway, like I said, I met the devil at a party. The first thing I asked him was how he would feel about playing the [...]
Grid Density Explosion Immanent
March 16, 2007 – 2:50 am
The reason people don’t make paintings or sculptures of angels playing trumpets in exaltation of God’s Creation is because people stopped hearing it, not because it stopped being played. People talk about this “Glory of God” shit like its fucking over or something. I mean everybody acts like there was some fucking perfect cheesymonkey “Golden [...]
Planned Plant Parenthooded Priests of Pallas Athena
March 7, 2007 – 12:56 pm
I am throwing a word party. Everyone is invited. Please come dressed as your favorite word. Repeat only that word all night.
Works builds the house. Faith is the irrational drive to finish the job. Grace is what comes to live there when the work is done. (Except the work never ends, it just gets [...]
