NDE Research
The Dutch Study
On Pim van Lommel's prospective cardiac arrest research, the paper that Lancet published in 2001, and what it means that consciousness can operate without a functioning brain
The Cartographer
American Seers
The Seth Material
On Jane Roberts, the entity who spoke through her, and the channeled cosmology that has quietly shaped how millions of Americans understand consciousness and reality
Perennial Philosophy
The Philosophia Perennis
On the history of the great idea — from Leibniz through Coomaraswamy to Huston Smith — that the world's wisdom traditions converge on a single truth
Earth Traditions
The Living Land
On genius loci, sacred sites, the animism of specific places, and the ancient practice of reading landscape as text
Shamanism
The Animal Powers
On the role of non-human intelligence in shamanic practice — why other species are teachers, what the tradition knows about interspecies communication, and what humanity loses when it forgets to listen
Hermeticism
As Above So Below
On the Emerald Tablet, the doctrine of correspondence, and the seven planetary spheres as an initiatory map rather than an astronomical claim
The Global Operating System
Fifty Years of Structural Adjustment
Ha-Joon Chang, Naomi Klein, and the Ladder That Was Kicked Away
The Operating System
The Invisible Arsenal
The Commercial Market for the State's Most Dangerous Capabilities
Psychedelics and Consciousness Research
McKenna and the Archaic Revival
Language, Psychedelics, and the Return to the Felt World
The Second Transmission
Infrastructure of Empire
On the Suez Canal as the moment private banking became the hinge of imperial geography, why whoever controls the chokepoints controls the world, and what the long transmission built across the nineteenth century
The Long Transmission
Oak Island and the Long Game
On the Money Pit's institutional engineering, the argument that its contents funded the American Revolution, and what it means if a 469-year Templar project completed itself in 1776
The Captured Game
The Functional Temple
On the meaning crisis, the stadium as sacred space, and how sports leagues became the most successful substitute religion of the twentieth century