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Archaeologies of Consciousness
Spanning ten years of independent research into prehistoric art and monuments, altered states, folklore, mythology and occult practice, this is the first collection of writings by Gyrus, creator of Towards 2012 and Dreamflesh Journal. More info »
Dreamflesh Journal Vol. 1
The first installment of Dreamflesh Journal is a florid and protean collection of ideas, investigations and experiments weaving together altered states, ecology, healing, mythology, magic and prehistory. More info »
Recent blog posts
- The Dreamflesh Library (3 May)
Image by KATEIMI After a period of finding computers and the web terminally dull (a strange state of mind... - Hillman on love (1 May)
It’s lazy blogging to just throw a quote out. But this is too long for my random quotes in the... - The plot thickens (29 Apr)
A year and a half ago, shortly after moving to Bristol, I wrote something about the exaggeration of fear in... - Amodali in Germany (27 Apr)
Dreamflesh Journal cover artist Amodali is building momentum with her visionary music. She’ll be showcasing tracks from her forthcoming release... - RIP Dr Hyatt (3 Apr)
It happened back in February, but I’ve only just heard: Christopher Hyatt, occultist and psychotherapist, author of numerous books on...
Recent comments
- Ryan: wonderful quote. And a synchronicity for me because a friend just told me a couple days ago “we like people for their strengths but we love them for their...
- damien: hmm. sorry - that should have had a link to this: http://www.blather.net/blather /2008/03/blathernets_map_of_th e_weird.html - the blather.net ‘Map of...
- damien: Great little cal - saw this through Mark on Strange A and will add to my own. Also see blather.net’s (Google)
- Gypsy Lantern: I agree with a lot of that, certainly if you’re talking about the variety of pub “moots” (that word has always made me feel a bit...
- Joel: Well, I don’t mind ‘readings’, where the point is the performance of written words. But then the tacit point is that the writing is supposed to...
Latest content
- Walking With Nobby: Conversations With Norman O. Brown by Dale Pendell (Reviewed)
- Magical practice A discussion with Dale Pendell (2008)
- World Psychedelic Forum by Basel, Switzerland, 21-24/3/08 (Reviewed)
- Technology as Symptom & Dream by Robert D. Romanyshyn (Reviewed)
- The Paradoxes of Delusion: Wittgenstein, Schreber, and the Schizophrenic Mind by Louis A. Sass (Reviewed)
- Archaeologies of Consciousness: launch event introduction
- Archaeologies of Consciousness: Libra-Aries talk
- Shroom: A Cultural History of the Magic Mushroom by Andy Letcher (Reviewed)
- The Singing Neanderthals: The Origins of Music, Language, Mind and Body by Steven Mithen (Reviewed)
- Nature & Psyche: Radical Environmentalism and the Politics of Subjectivity by David W. Kidner (Reviewed)
- Supernatural: Meetings with the Ancient Teachers of Mankind by Graham Hancock (Reviewed)
- Al Qaeda and What It Means to Be Modern by John Gray (Reviewed)
- Among All These Dreamers: Essays on Dreaming and Modern Society by Kelly Bulkeley (Reviewed)
- The Terror That Comes in the Night: An Experience-Centered Study of Supernatural Assault Traditions by David J. Hufford (Reviewed)
- Dreaming the End of the World: Apocalypse as a Rite of Passage by Michael Ortiz Hill (Reviewed)
