205 pages, paperback, white edition. a mesh-up of science, art and magick.
Below are some pages from the book:
here's link to Miles Hingston
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Finally, just published my book online
205 pages, paperback, white edition. a mesh-up of science, art and magick.
Below are some pages from the book:
here's link to Miles Hingston
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
3 pages from my upcoming book
"Codex Chaos: book of random revelations". Soon to be available on lulu.
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Friday, May 28, 2010
Playing God with ants
is a book that i will or will not write.
There is an old hermetic axiom: as above, so below. This made me assume our reality as a fractal of a bigger (incomprehensible) world... and this in turn made me think that we people must be subjects to a higher levels of intelligence (Gods)... and this made me imagine how lower consciousness life forms must be "looking up" to us humans - we must be gods for them!
Now here's another twinkle of a thought: if everything is a fractal of an infinite cosmic progression it would be fair to suppose that the way we, as gods, treat our low consciousness brothers (like ants for example) is intimately linked to the way our gods (superior brothers) treat us. As above, so below.
On a practical side, the book might be about how to develop a magickal way of seeing reality to gain more control over (increasingly chaotic) everyday life. That implies chucking away old conventional wisdom we were taught by our outdated educational system and upgrading for the new ones, i.e:
Believing is seeing and not the other way around as we've been programmed.
The truth is a process and not a fixed state (it has expiration dates like memes).
Subjective reality dictates objective reality.
Brain is a hardware, mind is a code that gets regularly re-written by forces of nature.
We can befriend viruses (change agents of life) to gain more control of the desired outcome.
Influencing collective mind of ants is similar to influencing collective mind of people.
In short, the book might be about right brain technology magick.
I quite like this cover:
There is an old hermetic axiom: as above, so below. This made me assume our reality as a fractal of a bigger (incomprehensible) world... and this in turn made me think that we people must be subjects to a higher levels of intelligence (Gods)... and this made me imagine how lower consciousness life forms must be "looking up" to us humans - we must be gods for them!
Now here's another twinkle of a thought: if everything is a fractal of an infinite cosmic progression it would be fair to suppose that the way we, as gods, treat our low consciousness brothers (like ants for example) is intimately linked to the way our gods (superior brothers) treat us. As above, so below.
On a practical side, the book might be about how to develop a magickal way of seeing reality to gain more control over (increasingly chaotic) everyday life. That implies chucking away old conventional wisdom we were taught by our outdated educational system and upgrading for the new ones, i.e:
Believing is seeing and not the other way around as we've been programmed.
The truth is a process and not a fixed state (it has expiration dates like memes).
Subjective reality dictates objective reality.
Brain is a hardware, mind is a code that gets regularly re-written by forces of nature.
We can befriend viruses (change agents of life) to gain more control of the desired outcome.
Influencing collective mind of ants is similar to influencing collective mind of people.
In short, the book might be about right brain technology magick.
I quite like this cover:
Saturday, April 17, 2010
A Case For Better Ideas and Less Worry About Executions
original article from Creativity online
look what reading it made me do:
click on the pic to enlarge.
my original comment (in case creativity decides not to publish it):
look what reading it made me do:
click on the pic to enlarge.
my original comment (in case creativity decides not to publish it):
a case for better ideas and fretting less over the executions would do a better job in keeping up with the zeitgeist
which is more about the content and less about the looks, i.e. the message makes the medium viral and not the other way round.
To argue for "fewer ideas" might sell the book to accountants, but i seriously doubt that putting a lid on creativity would make advertising more exciting!
p.s. its ok to have lots half-baked ideas. the more the better. it keeps creative minds sharper.
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