March 14, 2025 Jeremy Grimoire A Phonetic Isopsephy “Isopsephy” is a numerological practice (similar to the kabbalistic/qabbalistic practice of Gematria). The idea is that each letter has a numerical value which can be added together, and words with the same numerical value are “related,” or correspond to one another. Regardless of whether these correspondences are based on some actual measurable underlying phenomena is […] | more
February 6, 2025 Jeremy Fox, Writings and Whatnot The Recitation of the Fox – Part 2 Continued from Part 1 SUFFICIENCY Why now? Because what better time than immediately! Look, there’s a lot of people talking about how “The Earth is in trouble,” and “‘Gaia’ is hurting,” and “You need to save the planet,” and whatnot. This is all nonsense. The planet is fine. Earth ain’t going nowhere. There’s not […] | more
February 5, 2025 Jeremy Fox, Writings and Whatnot The Recitation of the Fox – Part 1 Some time back while I was walking in the woods, a fox spoke to me about how we can make this a better place. I shared it, but history has changed, and so should this Myth. Right now we need people to talk about how the world can still become a better place, because if […] | more
February 4, 2025 Jeremy Writings and Whatnot Scooooby Dooby Demiurge! DID YOU KNOW that “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” is a Qabalistic Gnostic redemption myth? This analysis refers to the original 1969-1970 “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” series. That the later “Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated” contains references to Ancient Alien Theory, “Twin Peaks,” and Lovecraftian literature only lends credence to this theory. It plays out like this: the […] | more
January 28, 2025 Jeremy Writings and Whatnot Three First Principles 0. Introduction: Radical Animism This Place is Full of Spirits. In fact, underneath the genius loci present within the spaces humanity resides is a palpable Fullness (more below), a Life Force accessible to anyone who takes the time to encounter it. Most cultures have recognized this as fact, for most of human history. Although currently de rigour in many […] | more
January 18, 2025 Jeremy Grimoire, Tarot The Oracle of the Hypogeum The Oracle of the Hypogeum is a deck of 48 cards, each card based upon a sacred symbol from the Ancient Quatrian culture. The Quatrians used these symbols to help remythologize their landscapes, both internal and external. Although specific traditions and customs varied from biome to biome, the ideas represented by these glyphs were universal. They […] | more
January 9, 2025 Jeremy Grimoire The Black Squirrel’s Conjure Found this in the archives and thought it deserved to be sun-lighted. This happened in Stanley Park, I think, or at least a version of it. I thought it was a critter, you know, because it was so dark, and so swift, and skittered down the path. Then it clambered up the bench and perched […] | more
January 8, 2025 Jeremy Writings and Whatnot Participatory Ecology 101: Ethics for a Participatory Ecology Reframing how we see “Nature” is going to take some work. Nature isn’t just a collection of biosystems outside of your house; it’s a process in which entities participate. Nature is an “exchange of goods and services” via a network of nodes and connections. A major problem with this right now is, of course, the […] | more
December 15, 2024 Jeremy Grimoire The Literal Magic of Fermentation Good food for intestinal bacteria is helpful to our mental condition. For example, 90% of serotonin is produced by intestinal bacteria. Their vital activities produce a good nourishment for the brain and decide our basic mood and energy field. The animists expect more. ‘How they feel is how we feel.’ Favorable circumstances for intestinal […] | more
December 10, 2024 Jeremy Writings and Whatnot The Case Against Hope Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here Contrary to popular belief, Pandora didn’t actually have a “box.” In the tale captured by Hesiod– the oldest extant version, in his Works and Days, Pandora owned (or rather brought with her as a kind of dowry when she was delivered to her husband-to-be Epimetheus) a pithos, a large vase-like jar: […] | more
