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May It Be So, Ma

I know who I am, what I am, and what I intend to do.

I'm going to found a religion.

One based on personal and communal training with psychedelics.

One infused with the energy of Western popular culture.

It will develop individuals with remarkable courage, self-control, and creativity.

People who have confronted their Shadow, and our collective Shadow, and know that this is a life-long process.

People who have learned to access extraordinary energies of apparently Divine origin, absorb them, and then bring them back into everyday life, where they undertake the work of trying to save the world from disaster.

Our message: the Holy Ma is returning to historical time. CLEAN YOUR ROOM. Or else it'll be straight to bed with no supper. Which is this case, will look like society reverting back to Stone Age red-in-tooth-and-claw barbarism. We are at a tipping point between Mad Max chaos and Star Trek transcendence.

We swear it'll be the latter. We will overcome the inner and outer forces trying to lead us to self-destruction.

I'm the first member of the Shamanic Legion of Superheroes. Dozens, hundreds, thousands, millions, billions will follow. When there are enough of us, a critical mass will be achieved, the Problem will be solved, the Universe and its pain redeemed, and the Eschaton will be at hand.

May it be so, Ma.

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