“Immediatism is our delight. Immediatism is dangerous.” ~Hakim Bey Immediatism vs. Capitalism, the essay, is available in Immediatism, the book. Immediatism, the book by Hakim
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12 Immediatism, by Hakim Bey
“[T]he practice of Immediatism will release within us vast storehouses of forgotten power, which will not only transform our lives through the secret realization of
11 Ontological Anarchy In a Nutshell, by Hakim Bey
“The task of immediatist organization can be summed up as the widening of the circle.” ~Hakim Bey Ontological Anarchy In a Nutshell is available in
7 Its Core Is the Negation, by Alejandro de Acosta
“[O]ur ethics might…be defined as the provisional disorientation with which we approach our ways of living, the interminable and necessary skepticism that characterizes our thinking’s
6 On the Degradation of Language & the Art of Listening, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[T]he point is to leave a clue, a verbal finger pointing toward the moon of one’s ideas and dreams that says just enough to find
5 On Sexual Poverty, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[S]exual satisfaction is not just a question of pleasure as such, but specifically that pleasure that springs from real encounter and recognition[.]” ~Wolfi Landstreicher The
4 On Projectuality, by Wolfi Landstreicher
“[W]hen we make the choice to break the machine rather than continuing to adjust it, passivity ceases and projectuality begins.” ~Wolfi Landstreicher The text read
3 Aimless Wandering: Chuang Tzu’s Chaos Linguistics, by Hakim Bey
“The sage does not become trapped in semantics, does not mistake map for territory, but rather “opens things up to the light of Heaven” by
2 Anarchy & Ecstasy, by Peter Lamborn Wilson
“[F]or its delirious rhetoric, it deserves a proud place on the shelf labeled Chaos.” ~ Peter Lamborn Wilson The text read this episode is available
1 Salon Apocalypse / Secret Theater, by Peter Lamborn Wilson
“Is it possible to create a SECRET THEATER in which both artist and audience have completely disappeared — only to reappear on another plane, where life and art have become the same thing, the pure giving of gifts?”