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   YOU NEED PSIONICS
Yes, that's right! Everyone needs Psionics. YOU need psionics and you need it NOW!

We live in a power culture. We don't care about reason. We don't care about belief. We care about one thing and one thing only. POWER! And you either have power or you do not!

PSIONICS IS POWER!

Never forget that. Forget everything you have been told. Psionics is power. Psionics is the means to get things done that people say you cannot get done, or even worse, that you should not get done.

Look at your life. Really, look at your life. Look at all the people who want to control you. Suppose you could control them? Well, you can!

With Psionics you can get into the minds of people and make them do your bidding. They don't need to consent. They will just do what you want and it will be impossible for them to even think of doing otherwise.

With Psionics you will be the one in control of your life, not someone else.

Remember, if you do not control them, they will control you! Be the one doing the controlling.
 
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Luarie Anderson on CD-Rom's as art. Some good mid 90's stuff on the the internet and identity at the end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeBrZuQvN-w&ab_channel=universityofambience
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When I was a kid, adults told me lies for reasons neither of us knew. I parroted it back at them and to other kids and we all knowingly, purposelessly lied to one another. Nobody had any idea what they were doing - in lieu of knowing, the adults performed adulthood to an audience of themselves judged by criteria that only existed in their own heads.
The community's intentional efforts to raise me were, by volume, mostly meaningless. Rarely saying anything about the real world, frequently attempting to communicate cultural values and communicating something else entirely. I grew up in a Christian town and knew something about dead people living on clouds but had no idea who Jesus was until I was five. I grew up in a racist town and ended up learning some incorrect things about raccoons.
I also played a lot of videogames, and they were glitchy back then. The DOS version of Mario Bros would sometimes glitch out and leave a trail of Mario's face across the screen. Using the moon jump code from my game genie made the Battletoads become misaligned from their world. These experiences were as bizarre as they were unintentional. But they were a drop in the bucket compared to the torrent of meaningless noise that was communicated to me intentionally.
So what if kids these days are growing up with access to algorithmically generated eldritch nonsense built to appease the machine learning algorithm that serves as some capitalist emperor's new clothes? Being a kid is already about sifting for meaning in a world composed of majority nonsense and pretense. They'll be fine.
When the kids that watched this stuff grow up, their art is going to be hella weird. What worries me is whether they'll feel like they're allowed to make it. Will the continuing centralization of Silicon Valley have collapsed all culture into the lumbering husk of YouTube? Or will these kids know to build a new eldritch nonsense machine in their own image?
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https://www.srob.co.uk


 

   S Rob is an occult consultant, writer and author. He is also the director, producer, writer, star and horror host of the feature length anthology film Horrormail, and similarly featured in the 40 minute film protective rite of the gates. He has written more books on the occult than anyone else in the English language.

  


You can preview most his stuff on amazon :P
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Beyond the Wall of Stars is one of the earliest, and most unknown, computer game to take advantage of the CD-ROM's storage capacity.
Written and designed by R.A. Montgomery, a prolific author whose "Choose Your Own Adventure" books were highly popular in the early 1980s, BTWOS is best described as a multimedia CYOA book -- you read the story like a book, then, once every few "pages," select one of two choices for your action that will affect how the story unfolds. The plot is standard, and even cliche, sci-fi fare: you are leader of an urgent expedition sent by the Celadon planet. Your task is to find Tara, a more advanced race who live beyond "the Wall of Stars" to ask them to aid the Celadon in their plight against. While it doesn't make full use of 640MB on the CD, the game is over 300MB large, with most of the space taken up by speech files and short movie clips. The quality of writing is decent -- just as you would expect in any R.A. Montgomery's CYOA books: competent, but never truly spectacular. The plot and the plot branches you will choose while playing are interesting enough to attract you to the very end, but the game isn't attractive enough in my opinion to warrant replay. The "puzzles" are also minimal, because it's not only that you interact by choosing from multiple-choice options, but also that those options are more geared towards picking what you will see next, rather than solving any tough puzzles (although some choices you will make are indeed crucial to the survival of your crew). As one of the earliest CD-ROM titles, BTWOS deserves a look by all adventure fans as one of the earliest efforts in leveraging the new medium to present an older one. If you like CYOA books, you'll probably like this "game" that unfortunately isn't as interesting as some of the author's best works. Oh, and some of the graphics are "paper doll cutouts" that look pretty bad ;) Worth a look, but not a Top Dog.
 
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A cult member known as “the King of Peace” holds a sacred object referred to by the group as “the Light of God”.
- the Divine Order of the Royal Arms of the Great Eleven, L.A. 1920s.

Newspaper articles from the time period reported strange rituals including the sacrifice of animals, sex scandals and attempts to resurrect a dead 16-year-old girl. Police found the corpse of Willa Rhoads under the floor at the Rhoads' residence, wrapped in spices and salt and surrounded by the bodies of seven dead puppies.
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http://www.ejgold.com/spiritual-gaming/

I dunno what one is the winner... Elivs Seance? Santa Oracle?



I think for shear gibbering madness the essay that goes along with 'Goddess: prosperity path remedy' might take the cake

"Time to dress up as a Goddess and go into the Goddess Dimension, the World of Goddess Miracles. When I complete the Levels, you'll be able to do just that, go into a world filled with Gods and Goddesses, all with miraculous powers.
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[indent]But Why Should I Do It If It's All Just Make-Believe Anyway???[/indent]
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[indent]You'd like to think that. Makes it nice and safe. It's just fantasy, like all those other videogames, war and violence and pestilence and damnation, filled with pyro explosions and booming, screaming bloody Hell.[/indent]
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[indent]Wrong. First of all, those worlds are emphatically not fantasy. They exist somewhere. Ask any scientist. There isn't anyone who would disagree now that they've found the God Particle with the Hadron Collider. See my Hadron Voyagerfor how to actually operate in other dimensions.[/indent]
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[indent]The fact is that when you take the controls, you are actually operating your own body in another dimension. You can see what's happening to that other "you" on the display screen, and hear what that other "you" hears, see what he or she sees, experience it as they do in their world."

Gameplay from "six worlds". 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIWW59dTv08&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=JimHodgkinson
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[indent]I came across the guy who owns the site trying to remember the title for a book on altered states from the 70s. I found this instead
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Also they have a virtual ashram in second life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQL5AQn-zW0&ab_channel=JimHodgkinson
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Someones jargon laden personal theory of AI construction, with a substantial preview.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FLP2MPO?psc=1 
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Sozzled ITN newsreader Reggie Boozenquet lures the ladies to his disco hell

 




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpwVB_NGM1E&ab_channel=VinylHell

 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13dhEgvniTg&ab_channel=criterioncollection
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXvo7U4kDwg&ab_channel=criterioncollection
 
BLACK MOON
 

A Freudian tale of adolescent sexuality set in a postapocalyptic world of shifting identities and talking animals. It is one of Malle's most experimental films and a cinematic daydream like no other.
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They actually have quite a few of her kids albums on discogs

https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?artist_id=530390&ev=ab&page=2

The prices are reasonable (compared to her 60's albums)
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A ruth white kids record for sale. https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/381864652?ev=bp_det

A lot of the early female electronic composers were into the occult. Daphne Oram, an early pioneer of the BBC radiophonic workshop wrote a weird book called "an individual note"



This Delia Derbyshire track is nice example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCF_mHKBH3k&feature=youtu.be&list=RDA-NLW9zh2go&ab_channel=MododeUsar