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Ultraculture Journal # 1

March 25th, 2007 by Klintron

Update: After some public comments made by Jason Louv and Shivanath, I felt compelled to distance myself from them. Read about it here.

The first Ultraculture Journal dropped on Friday. It reprints rare works by Genesis P. Orridge and Brion Gysin and includes the text of a yet to be released spoken word piece by Jhonn Balance. It also includes new work by many others, including rituals by Technoccult pals Nick Pell, Edward Wilson (aka Fenris), and Shivanath.

Download it free here.
Buy it on Lulu here.
Check out the Ultraculture web site here.

Here’s Fenris’s Instant Bushido ritual:

Instant Bushido

To be used any time the concerns of your day or worry about your
problems is bothering you.

Take your hands hold them in front of you palm up, so that you can look at both.

I want you to reflect on the situation that has disturbed your equilibrium.

See with your mind’s eye the scenes played out, feel what it feels
like, hear the sounds you heard or fear you will hear.

Take all of those images, sounds, and feelings and push them into a
ball on your right hand.

Compress them into one chunk of swirling angst, let that become an
image symbolizing the whole upset.

Then in your left hand, visualize your own skull. It is cold and kind
of moist as it has been in the ground for a long time. Feel the weight
of it and realize you are going to die. It is a foregone conclusion,
already happened.

Compare the contents of your two hands.

Does the situation that has upset you matter at all compared to your own death?

With a dismissive flick of your hand discard the one that doesn’t matter.

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3 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Yogaboy // Mar 27, 2007 at 10:09 am

    Great article by Jason Louv recapping his career to date. Does anyone know if he has jacked in Magick altogether or just the Western approach?

  • 2 Whooops! // Mar 27, 2007 at 8:24 pm

    I feel a new song coming on…”C’mon baby flick the skull”…

  • 3 Theo // May 4, 2007 at 4:51 pm

    Castaneda described this same techn.

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