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Big theme developing today seems to be acknowledgement of the human need a little madness or neuro-queer thinking to really engage with life in healthy ways.
Whether framed in authorial ways, spirit-worker ways, or mad-pride ways, it's a good thing to remember. 1/3
Whether framed in authorial ways, spirit-worker ways, or mad-pride ways, it's a good thing to remember. 1/3
It's especially key in a society that actively marginalizes these ways of engagement unless they serve a specific *purpose*. Sometimes "purposeless" madness is also medicinal for more wyrded and normative folks alike.
Reframing life with personal stories and myth is healthy. 2/3
Reframing life with personal stories and myth is healthy. 2/3
Want to once-again share the work of a friend and recent ancestor along this line and encourage each of you to consider what myth and story are *within your life* and how their presence makes the world a healthier, more enchanted place. Please read
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https://eriol-crowess.com/2019/11/28/faerie-day/
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https://eriol-crowess.com/2019/11/28/faerie-day/
Just an addendum: None of this is meant to imply pursuing *imbalance* but rather to create measured room in your life for it in a relatively controlled way.
Too much too quickly is how people wind up hospitalized or worse. As in most things, seeking a dynamic balance is the key.
Too much too quickly is how people wind up hospitalized or worse. As in most things, seeking a dynamic balance is the key.
