The Cambrian period is shrimp Valhalla. If a shrimp dies a good death it gets to become an anomalocaris and commit violence upon other sea life

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The Cambrian period is shrimp Valhalla. If a shrimp dies a good death it gets to become an anomalocaris and commit violence upon other sea life
@cosmicguide Hello! I’m gonna reply to your question about pop culture entities here so I can provide some links!
Basically this falls under the category of pop culture paganism, in which people draw spiritual inspiration from pop culture sources. How it works is complicated; every practitioner has their own idea of how it’s possible to work with pop culture entities. Here’s a post about PCP and God Theory from a number of different practitioners. Personally as a writer I believe in the power of the human mind to bring things to life, so for me that’s how I was able to connect with such entities. Others have different paradigms. Here is my pop culture paganism resource page from my old blog if you’re curious and want to delve a little deeper into the subject :D
Hope this helps!
Fires burn, though, he thinks. That’s what they do. And they resent our control.
– V. M. Straka, Ship of Theseus
Starting to think I’m polyamorous
I'm not use to a baby crying at 4 in the morning and being told it's my turn to deal with it. Here goes nothing.