How do I express the unspeakable?
How do I show the invisible landscape?
From my Mind
to your mind
My thoughts
to your thoughts
I tried to create
new dimensions
of images, sounds,
and landscapes,
so I cut up the past
and build the future.
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Into the Trenches of Hyperspace
There's a whole world there-
a whole new reality, which they can enter and even change
Each new opening leads to the discovery of an entirely
New world, each connected to countless other new worlds
broken through to an infinitely more complex
and rewarding network (Ideas are networks)
I began as the unspeakable,
because the unspeakable has many dimensions
but the possibility of communication
creates the interface necessary to understand,
Perception, reflection, and projection
are intertwined faculties of consciousness that
are implicated in reality-formation. Extensions of perception
are features & functions of the invisible landscape
Dynamics of Hyperspace & The Cut Up Method
perhaps hyperspace is not really what we want to get at, but the idea that there are occult (in the classical sense of hidden), dimensions to reality that are now accessible through the use of these psychedelic compounds. Obvious occult dimensions in reality are the future, the afterdeath state, and then the idea that there are occult or hyperdimensional organs of the human body, specifically the human mind. The human mind is like a fourth-dimensional organ because it seems to come tangential to the body, perhaps only at one point, and yet we feel its imminence as the most overwhelming fact of being. In fact, it is the experience of the fact of being. Right?
The Secret History of Teonanácatl: Astonishing Gift of the Gods
In Precolumbian times the Aztec called all the many different varieties of sacred mushroom Teonanácatl, the “Astonishing Gift of the Gods.” The Spanish Inquisition changed the name to the “Flesh of Gods,” which made its use blasphemous in the eyes of the church, who had damned it as the devil’s tool.
Sol Cumbia : Mushroom Ceremony
The sacred mushrooms are considered the source of Language itself — are, "the mushrooms of language."
María Sabina, Saint Mother of the Sacred Mushrooms received her poems/songs through use of the psilocybe mushroom at all-night curing sessions 'veladas'
Psychedelic Sundays: Teonanácatl
Mushroom Ceremony of the Mazatec Indians of Mexico,
María Sabina, Saint Mother of the Sacred Mushrooms
Mazatec healer, curandera, and Shaman.
She is famous for the role she played introducing
the sacred mushroom ceremony velada to the world.
