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Well, I finally bought a domain name and got set up with a real server. You can find Loki Listens at http://lokilistens.com ! Simple, huh? Now I’ll be customizing and moving blogrolls and such over the next few days, but content should start at the new site this coming weekend at the latest.

-Loki
http://lokilistens.com
http://jacklhasa.tumblr.com

See you on the other side.

Lonely Highway

just pointed the camera forward while driving. Some narration.
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This is a podcast we recorded with Mark Davidson of Shift + 1 Media. Scarab and I reveal infos on Twitter Travels.
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So, what I’ve always tried to do with this series is to help individuals awaken that shaman on the inside that they have forgotten culturally.

An important lesson here is about community.  Many people think that the shamanic journey is an introspective, private one.  And it is.  To an extent.

You see, once the shaman has mastered his inner self, he can begin his truly great work, and start building bonds within a community.  Now this social aspect of the shaman does not meaning telling everyone you’ve found God and you are completely right.  Just the opposite really.  The shaman should never force beliefs or ideals on others.  They have their own shamanic journey that may be entirely different from yours, and that’s ok. 

A shaman builds healthy bonds and relationships with the people he or she cares about.  Shamanism is not solitary.  You must go into the world and help.  Make this a stronger place.  Make this a better, cleaner place.  Make this a spiritual place again.  Our old Mother misses her children.

Use the green darts.  Connect the dots.

Loki.
I Listen.
I Travel.
I Remember.

Universal consciousness is only the long term goal.

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This is copied from my new tumblelog which will be documenting the trip mentioned below.

Welcome everyone to my new tumblelog. I’ll be using this to document my travels across the US, and possibly other parts of the world. Right now I’m still in the getting ready process.

Within the next week or two I(and my friend Scarab) will be departing on a trip around the US. There is a very good chance that we will be hitchhiking a majority of the trip. It’s also really possible that we will be hopping trains throughout the south.

The purpose of the trip is the all-important pursuit of the American Dream. We are young and terribly aware of the Fear. We need more experiences in order to become the people we want to be.

Everyone has been super helpful so far. Here’s a couple of examples.

Dark Gracie posted this. Which has lead to several donations already.

$36 donated thus far. First to donate – BrooklynBeast

Sorenj was kind enough to post a link on his blog to the original note from Gracie.

Epiphani has graciously donated a Sony Vaio laptop for the trip.

Things are looking good, but we can always use more.

You can help by linking to me in anyway, or by donating. Send all donations via PayPal to jackstravelfund at yahoo dot com.

Thanks for everything and much love!

-Jack Lhasa


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As we near the end of Developmental Theology 089, I am debating releasing it as a printed soft cover.  I need some feedback.  Comment away!  Tell your friends!  

First off, does the idea of them in a book interest you at all?

Secondly, do you have any short thoughts you’d like to contribute to a fan section.  You can be credited or remain anonymous.  You mail email these to me, lhasa got jack at gmail dot com.

Leave thoughts please.  Very important!

Loki
Developmental Theology
Graduation Imminent

That Delta Mile sure seems longer.

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