Alchemical Transformation: Principles, Goals, and Methods MIND MAP

by Seth on March 4, 2010

I’m sure this is incomplete, but may give a brief overview and sense of alchemy.  Each item would, of course, deserve quite a bit of explication, and only the broadest aspects are indicated here.  Please feel free to comment on this post with ideas for additions and revisions!

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Once upon an alchemical time…

by Seth on February 7, 2010

Once Upon an Alchemical Time Once upon an alchemical time...

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Workshop – Elemental Transformation: Changing How We Work with Change

February 3, 2010

Form / Re-Form / In-Form / Trans-Form
Elemental Transformation: Changing How We Work with Change
 
A hands-on/minds-on workshop with Frank Chester and Seth Miller
Saturday, March 20th
9 am – 5 pm
Live Oak Charter School Petaluma, CA
All workshop materials provided. Cost: $100
Minimum 15 people required: tell your friends!
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Dissydoodle

February 2, 2010

 
I was asked to draw my dissertation (which is in its beginning stages).
Here's what happened:

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Ahriman and the Internet: Is there a third path?

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Context:
The following post is prompted by discussion of a recent response I made concerning two essays: the first by Sergei Prokofieff, entitled "The Being of the Internet", in which he argued that the digital media are carriers of such darkness that they are unredeemable, and the second, a reply to Prokofieff, in an article by [...]

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