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New research:
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dj(music that changes perception etc)
Chaos magik in movies Necromentia Devil Rides Out
british tv series in the 80's called 'The One Game' which, whilst not directly related to chaos magick,
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Ludlum's The Bourne Identity - the book has a lot of really interesting stuff on entering the "darkness" as a means to recovering lost memories. Ā Morrison's The Invisibles - can't leave that one out.Ā
Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy
Neil Gaiman, yet. I'm reading Neverwhere right at the moment and, I must say, it's quite a magical work of art.Ā
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How about Discworld? Octarine, the number Eight (of the chaostar, 2^3, etc.), the general attitude of the people, and so on...
Besides some I would mention that have already been mentioned, try these movies out: Brazil 12 Monkeys The Fisher King Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas - Terry Gilliam's movies kind of speak for themselves, basically they are mindfucks. Pleasantville - for remaking your world. F For Fake - for the "art" of faking it until it works and being legendary in doing so. Straw Dogs - helps decondition your preconceived notions of duality. Slaughterhouse Five - for the fluid uses of memory. Punchdrunk Love - weird enough to be of use in a number of ways. Style Wars - sigil magick done right. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - retroactive enchantment, like Donnie Darko and The Butterfly Effect. How you interpret those in a Chaos Magick fashion I will leave entirely up to your own creativity.
https://theblogofbaphomet.com/2013/07/08/fotamecus-the-chaos-magick-film-you-may-never-get-to-see/
https://www.reddit.com/r/occult/comments/41mhjk/movies_about_the_occult_and_magick_that_are_not/
movies: Being John Malkovich Suicide Club music: The Mars Volta Nation Of Ulysses Aphex Twin The Locust
Things were mopey in the K-HOLE offices. Dystopia texts no longer made Sean *zing*. Greg was depressed because he didnāt feel like there was any imagination anymore. When Emily thought about what that meant, the only thing that came to mind was Disneyland. Chris refused to do any client work whatsoever. Dena had long since moved to Los Angeles. When K-HOLE convened in 2012 to write the Brand Anxiety Matrix, things were a little bit different. We believed that we could get to the bottom of things by thinking. That we could get to the truth. There was a feeling that we could decodeĀ things as a group; that our PDFs would make us powerful; that we could use our insights to gird ourselves against the storms that were coming, be they social, political, ecological, emotional, whatever. Since then, two things have become clear. One was that the storms we predicted never came. Rather, we woke up one day and Antarctica was warmer than New York. The second was that the truth was not enough. It couldnāt keep Zuccotti Park open, it couldnāt explain Normcore, and it couldnāt keep our friendships intact. We needed something stronger. We needed magic. ļ¶
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