VYS0033 | Battle-Owl vs Sci-fi Centipede - Vayse to Face with Loren Fetterman

VYS0033 | Battle-Owl vs Sci-fi Centipede - Vayse to Face with Loren Fetterman - Show Notes

In this episode artist, illustrator, esoteric free-thinker and Hine's tattoo-artist of choice, Loren Fetterman, completely blows Hine and Buckley's minds in a mushroom cloud of psychedelics, synchro-mysticism and inner astrology. Loren gives Hine and Buckley a whirlwind tour of his unique, self-styled brand of magick, detailing how he brings back and integrates life-changing ideas from this trips, how he invented a mirror point calendar system and bone watch to track his own personal symmetry, how he uses insight meditation to understand the recurring fractal cycles and patterns which form his life and wider reality and how he summoned a Battle-Owl to defeat an attacking Sci-fi Centipede formed entirely from his baby photos... (recorded 13 December 2023)

Thanks to Loren for being so generous with his time and insights and thanks, as always to Keith for impressive work on the show notes - give Keith a follow on bluesky: @peakflow.bsky.social

Loren Fetterman online

Loren’s website
Loren on Instagram
Article Based in Loren's Disertation

Hine’s Intro

Goth subculture - Wikipedia
Blind Date (British game show) - Wikipedia
Graham Skidmore (’Our Graham’) - Wikipedia
Tattoo artist - Wikipedia
Synchromysticism - Wikipedia
Mixed martial arts - Wikipedia
Caged Fighters 2: Johnathan Proctor vs Loren Fetterman - YouTube
The Paradox of Confiding in (Near) Strangers - PsychologyToday.com
UFO conspiracy theories - Disclosure - Wikipedia
Ceremonial (Ritual) magic - Wikipedia
Meditation - Wikipedia
Shadow work - Insider.com
Psychedelic drug - Wikipedia
Todmorden - Wikipedia

Where is Loren from, and what was the point at which he realised that there was more to life, and reality, and consciousness, than is described in consensus reality?

Berlin - Wikipedia
Fall of the Berlin Wall - Wikipedia
Sky News report (1989): The Fall Of The Berlin Wall - YouTube
Virginia - Wikipedia