Biomorphic Skrying: Drawing the Hidden Realms
By David Chaim Smith
Biomorphic Skrying is a rare visionary practice that projects the mind deep into the field of perception to derive strange and beautiful images from the journey. The term is derived from two roots: bio (life or living) and morph (form). The method trains inner exploration and records its passage through obscure psycho-aetheric territories. As the trajectory is released the logic of ordinary representation is overcome, and pure organic and geometric patterns can be gathered into visions and transferred to drawings on paper.
Along with this liberated patterning, torrents of esoteric symbols spontaneously arise (but only if the mind is inextricably bound to that symbology through contemplative work). As this evocatory practice is articulated the greater context of mystical work is examined, which gives new meaning to the miracle of vision itself. The account can benefit anyone who wishes to consider the imagination beyond its range of conventional function, which enriches an appreciation of its power and scope.
Biomorphic Skrying: Drawing the Hidden Realms
By David Chaim Smith
Biomorphic Skrying is a rare visionary practice that projects the mind deep into the field of perception to derive strange and beautiful images from the journey. The term is derived from two roots: bio (life or living) and morph (form). The method trains inner exploration and records its passage through obscure psycho-aetheric territories. As the trajectory is released the logic of ordinary representation is overcome, and pure organic and geometric patterns can be gathered into visions and transferred to drawings on paper.
Along with this liberated patterning, torrents of esoteric symbols spontaneously arise (but only if the mind is inextricably bound to that symbology through contemplative work). As this evocatory practice is articulated the greater context of mystical work is examined, which gives new meaning to the miracle of vision itself. The account can benefit anyone who wishes to consider the imagination beyond its range of conventional function, which enriches an appreciation of its power and scope.
8.5 x 11 in. hardcover with dustjacket. Perfect bound. 52 images. 136 pages.
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