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City: New York
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Thursday, October 02, 2008 
Horses is the sexiest record I have ever heard. I was getting really deep into the monastic lifestyle...I was a born again virgin. I was giving it up to Jesus. I had repented for my sins. I hadn't brought myself to orgasm since the beginning of August. But I put on this record as I was going to sleep a couple of days ago, and I couldn't help myself.

One problem with the underground music scene now is that a lot of the more radical kids are afraid to be sexy, because sex has become such a nightmarish tool of capitalism. We know that John McCain is staring at Sarah Palin's ass while she is making speeches and he is thinking about Pamela Anderson, or thinking about a billboard he saw with Gisele Bundchen on it as his limo was driving him into the city high on codeine. And the whole universe is contained in this moment, and we can see it all. We know how we have been manipulated, but are not sure what to do about it.
Then we have Obama, a eunuch for President. I greatly prefer Jesse Jackson's crazy rainbow fist.
There is an idea in magick that sex is the most powerful energy you can use to make a spell work. You get a million men masturbating for your cause, and there you have some real power being generated. You have to watch where your energy is going, and who is taking it. Because this is real, we are nothing but energy. Out of all the things I have learned in my life, that's the most important and true knowledge, having an awareness of the energy flow in the universe, and within my own body, and that it is all the same, but I can will it to move.
This economy crash, which happened on my birthday, that was the best birthday present ever. I have been waiting for this moment, you know. It is a great moment.
Jorge
Jorge Vicente

 
the economy crash is a sign of what will come in the future: creation, not destruction. more awareness of what is really important to us. it reminds me of an earthquake that happened in a south american country years ago. the country was at civil war and, in the days or weeks or even months after the earthquake, both parties helped each other and cared for each other. Nature works in ways we don't understand. hugs and all the light for you jorge
 
Posted by Jorge on Friday, October 03, 2008 - 2:58 PM
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Patrick

 
I always try to pay very close attention to synchronicities (and there have been quite a few as of late!), I believe it was Terrence McKenna that termed these events "cosmic giggles"--just this week I have been revisiting Patti Smith's early music, something I haven't done in several years. I was really into her records Horses and Radio Ethiopia in my teens. A couple of days ago, on the new moon, I washed my hands with rose water, lit candles, put on the song "ain't it strange" from Radio Ethiopia, and read from Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches--a book that's all about desire and revolt. I thought about the movie Splendor in the Grass, where Natalie Wood's sexual awakening parallels the stock market crash of 1929. Anarchy and apocalypse, contrary to popular belief, is not motivated by anger or hatred, but by desire.

Happy birthday!
 
Posted by Patrick on Friday, October 03, 2008 - 2:59 PM
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Tine

 
yes, that's the thing about queer culture as opposed to "indie?" culture--
ain't afraid to be sexy. of course , i'm thinking from a music-performing slant.

 
Posted by Tine on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 - 10:39 AM
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