Compost the Empire
\ud83e\uddffethos\ud83e\uddff, EthosA place where decolonial vision comes alive and is nurtured by the compost of a dying empire. This is a project from the Chasing Consciousness. Stories, visions quests and what our cosmology and culture would look in a decolonial world
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A Somatic Blueprint for Metabolic Liberation
Seven years moving through every cycle it names, in a body, before any of it could be drawn. A blueprint about alchemizing rupture had to be alchemized first. What follows is the whole architecture.
The work is built in three movements. Th...
Mycelial Economics
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There is something the forest understands that every economy built on extraction has refused to learn.
The mycelium does not accumulate. It circulates. It does not compete for resources in the way that colonial s...
The Unspoken Hierarchy and Hubris of the Medicine and Spiritual Communities
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There exists, within what is called the medicine and spiritual world in this part of the planet, a hierarchy that organizes nearly every gathering, every ceremony, every introduction and exchange betw...
The Silenced Harm of Colonial Psychedelia w/ Ifetayo Harvey of POCPC
Ifetayo Harvey — Psychedelic Exceptionalism, the War on Drugs, and Building Outside the Empire
In this episode, Ethos sits down with Ifetayo Harvey, founder of the People of Color Psychedelic Collective (POCPC), to unpack what psychede...
The Conditions of Peyote & the Harm of the ICPI
Johnny Johnson — Peyote, Classical Education, and the Spiritual Crisis of Colonial Psychedelia
In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Johnny Johnson, a member of the Diné (Navajo) Nation and a Native American Church road man —...
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