woo

unorthodox, heretical, or hidden spiritual traditions - mysticism, magic, esoterica, the occult, etc.

right, so i did not talk about this at all, lemme lay out some stories that seem plausible to me. in more detail, the “minimal but respectful take” here seems to me psychological: that tarot and astrology are two different scaffolds on which to hang intuitive psych reads

QC x.com

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Quick thread on coincidences, synchronicity and magic. I think it was Gordon White who defined magical practice as working to maximize the number of meaningful coincidences in life. Coincidences are powerful, in a way that's hard to understand at first.

Myk - - Here To Help x.com

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The Alchemy of Relationships

Alyssa Polizzi theartemisian.com

The Great Gaslighting

Michael Smith medium.com

supernatural phenomena

the non-material, miraculous, and paranormal

Stuart Evans • 3 cards

The Constant Conversation

Jesse Crossen hinterlander.substack.com

just let go of needing to explain it at all, and just go with it as an experience. There is something there, but we don’t really understand it, and maybe we can’t really understand it. And that’s OK.

Michael Taft • Energy in Practice

A lot of woo is actually true. We just lack the mental capacity, the frameworks, the language, the ease of articulation, and the consistency of evidence to make it philosophically coherent and scientifically grounded. But we will get there. Disregard culture... See more

Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson x.com

chakras in the west is funny because you have so many disbelievers who have no experience with it and so many professed believers who also have no investment, knowledge, or experience with it

yatharth ༺༒༻x.com

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