Introduction

[TheManInThePants]

Hello, I'm the man in the pants. I have known about StP for a few years, but only got around to making an account on the site just now.

I'm interested in going through the zine collection and learning more about squatting. I have been living in my car on and off for years, but I have been doing it full time since the summer. With that being said, rubber tramping is my preferred method of transportation.

I enjoy punk, metal, mending clothes, magick, jiu-jitsu, climbing, and architecture. I look forward to speaking with you all!

 

[Colinleath]

Any good magick ceremonies? Just learning about it myself though I think I've been around versions of it in the past.

 

[TheManInThePants]

Any good magick ceremonies? Just learning about it myself though I think I've been around versions of it in the past.

I'm more of a dabler and much of my study is from an academic and historical perspective. However, I do believe that such things work and that there is a spirit world.

What sort of areas do you study? I've read a bit into Perennialism, European Mythology/ Paganism, Thelema, Gnostic Satanism (thanks Watain and Dissection), and whatever Dr. Sledge talks about on his YouTube channel Esoterica.

 

[Colinleath]

I'm more of a dabler and much of my study is from an academic and historical perspective. However, I do believe that such things work and that there is a spirit world.

What sort of areas do you study? I've read a bit into Perennialism, European Mythology/ Paganism, Thelema, Gnostic Satanism (thanks Watain and Dissection), and whatever Dr. Sledge talks about on his YouTube channel Esoterica.

Thank you for the interesting pointers! I've mostly been at the edges of such things. Adjacent. A closing ceremony at the 2003 NE permaculture convergence in celo, NC, comes to mind. We were definitely invoking something as a huge group in that case.

Later with the Field guides of open sky wilderness therapy organizing sweat lodges and progression ceremonies invoking the four directions / elements, and interacting with a few of them who were somehow exploring their previous lives or some sort of spirit twin who had existed among the nearby ancient Anasazi settlements.

Mainly I try to pay attention to various sources of power, that's all.

I've also read various Starhawk books many years ago now but was never personally involved with anything touching her approaches really.

 

[TheManInThePants]

Thank you for the interesting pointers! I've mostly been at the edges of such things. Adjacent. A closing ceremony at the 2003 NE permaculture convergence in celo, NC, comes to mind. We were definitely invoking something as a huge group in that case.

Later with the Field guides of open sky wilderness therapy organizing sweat lodges and progression ceremonies invoking the four directions / elements, and interacting with a few of them who were somehow exploring their previous lives or some sort of spirit twin who had existed among the nearby ancient Anasazi settlements.

Mainly I try to pay attention to various sources of power, that's all.

I've also read various Starhawk books many years ago now but was never personally involved with anything touching her approaches really.

That's very interesting. I don't know very much about the Anasazi or American Indian mythology. However, I ought to look into it given that I reside on this continent. The spirits that inhabit this place are probably still here and knowing more about them would bode well for my practice.

Sorry for the late reply. I've been out traveling, working, and grinding out some new opportunities for myself. I'm glad to be back on the forum.

 

[Atomflunder]

Hello, I'm the man in the pants. I have known about StP for a few years, but only got around to making an account on the site just now.

I'm interested in going through the zine collection and learning more about squatting. I have been living in my car on and off for years, but I have been doing it full time since the summer. With that being said, rubber tramping is my preferred method of transportation.

I enjoy punk, metal, mending clothes, magick, jiu-jitsu, climbing, and architecture. I look forward to speaking with you all!

You sound like an interesting guy, have you tried fr8 hopping?