Emergency Convening
of Democratic Animism Councils –
in order to calm down….

Georgia

Miss Freedom
Freedom
Democracy

10th Day of Christmas

Soon Epiphany,

Living Mythos trumps thuggery…

Remember, in the literal-symbolic
election tomorrow

For Public Services Commission:

Daniel Blackman (D)
v.
Lauren “Bubba” McDonald, Jr.
(R-Incumbent)

From Stacey Abrams book

Irish, Scots in Klan

We gather….

encore…

that we may suck the chi out
of nefarious creepitudinous thuggery,

and exhale radiance,
that the Holy*Days before us may shine
with Liberating Luminescence – 

°January 5th & 6th – Georgia referendum & Electoral College 
(11th and 12th days of Christmas – Epiphany –
when The Magi, aka astrologers, arrived!)

°Our Palindromic Inauguration 1.20.2021
spookiness available, let us animate the desirable 

° The New Moon of February 11th
(6 planets in Aquarius) 

° The whole 2021 year unfurling … Aquarius ~ Taurus
Trickster Mind * Experimental Genius
dedicating to be agents of that which we love
and forming collaborative partnerships 

Much to co-delineate,
and animate the desirable cahoot…

Mars is the same degree
as the Inauguration Moon…

From Gt. Facebook ally David Boone,
now an ancestor helas

“Green, red, and white as Christmas colors comes from the evergreen tree and the red and white mushrooms underneath. The word Christmas originally comes from the Egyptian KRST (oiled/anointed one) and Mes, the sacred cakes annually made/ingested by the Egyptians.

This Eucharist was originally made from Amanita muscaria or was the mushroom itself. The tradition existed all over the ancient world, but most of the iconography/symbology recognized today comes from pre-Christian Northern Europe.

“The very name, ‘Christmas’ is a holiday name composed of the words, ‘Christ’ (meaning ‘one who is anointed with the Magical Substance’) and ‘Mass’ (a special religious service/ceremony of the sacramental ingestion of the Eucharist, the ‘Body of Christ’). In the Catholic tradition, this substance (Body/Soma) has been replaced by the doctrine of ‘Transubstantiation’, whereby in a magical ceremony the Priests claim the ability to transform a ‘cracker/round-wafer’ into the literal ‘Body of Christ’.

“Although most people see Christmas as a Christian holiday, most of the symbols and icons we associate with Christmas celebrations are actually derived from the shamanistic traditions of the tribal peoples of pre-Christian Northern Europe. The sacred mushroom of these people was the red and white amanita muscaria mushroom … These peoples lived in dwellings made of birch and reindeer hide, called ‘yurts.’ Somewhat similar to a teepee, the yurt’s central smoke hole is often also used as an entrance.

After gathering the mushrooms from under the sacred trees where they appeared, the shamans would fill their sacks and return home. Climbing down the chimney entrances, they would share out the mushroom’s gifts with those within … Santa also dresses like a mushroom gatherer. When it was time to go out and harvest the magical mushrooms, the ancient shamans would dress much like Santa, wearing red and white furtrimmed coats and long black boots.”

~Dana Larsen, “The Psychedelic Secrets of Santa Claus” Cannabis Culture, Marijuana Magazine, Dec 18th, 2003

“To this day Siberian shamans dress in ceremonial red and white fur trimmed jackets to gather the magic mushrooms. First they pick and place the mushrooms to partially dry on nearby pine boughs which prepares them for ingestion and makes the load lighter. This is why we decorate our Christmas trees with ornaments and bulbs, because the gatherers would always adorn trees with drying mushrooms.

Next the shaman collects his red and white presents in a sack and proceeds to travel from house to house delivering them.

During Siberian winters, the snow piles up past the doors of their yurts (huts), so the red and white clad shaman must climb down the smoke hole (chimney) to deliver the presents in his sack. Finally the appreciative villagers string the mushrooms up or put them in stockings hung affront the fire to dry.

When they awake in the morning, their presents from under the pine tree are all dried and ready to eat.

The amanita mushroom needs to be dried before being consumed; the drying process reduces the mushroom’s toxicity while increasing its potency. The shaman would guide the group in stringing the mushrooms and hanging them around the hearth fire to dry. This tradition is echoed in the modern stringing of popcorn and other items.”