r/Technomancy • u/Salty_Country6835 Moderator • 5d ago
Resources & Archives Lets build a technomancy starter library
Drop one resource you think somebody interested in technomancy should encounter.
It doesnt have to explicitly use the word "technomancy." Magic, chaos magic, cybernetics, systems theory, computing history, philosophy of technology, media theory, occult history, hacker culture and related material are all open territory.
Books, essays, videos, archives, websites, software, whatever.
Just give us a sentence or two about why its useful instead of dropping a naked link.
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u/Enough-Fall4163 5d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/chaosmagick/s/97CXhW7ZmB materialist magic square divination
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u/Enough-Fall4163 5d ago
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u/Salty_Country6835 Moderator 5d ago
Same ask on this one. Give us a sentence or two about what it is and why it belongs in the starter library so people know what theyre opening.
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u/Enough-Fall4163 5d ago
The materialist divination grid uses digital roots and magic squares to create combinations and sequences that can be adapted to create abjad words, astrological sequences, or sigil creation
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u/Enough-Fall4163 5d ago
It is mainly useful for technomancy due to its materialist nature and use of basic math and pattern recognition
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u/Salty_Country6835 Moderator 5d ago
Materialist magic square divination definitely fits. Give us a sentence or two on why you picked it though. What should someone new to this take away from it?
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u/Enough-Fall4163 5d ago
Essentially it is a chaos magic framework that stands fully in materialism, allowing for truly atheistic paradigm adoption which could provoke interest from those wanting practice but disliking woo. The divination square is made from the Luoshu, a 3x3 ancient magic square associated with Taoism.
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u/rainbowcovenant 4d ago edited 4d ago
I'm pretty sure this is mostly an art project but I've meditated with this website before and had great results. It's near and dear to me and influenced me a lot starting out:
Another one of my favorite rabbit-hole sites that is more dense but also more simple. It has some amazing traditional art featured too, and an associated forum:
https://973-eht-namuh-973.com/
They were both wildly popular for a long while so I thought they deserved a mention for their influence on internet culture and the subculture as a whole 🫶
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