In 'Dream Trippers,' David A. Palmer and Elijah Siegler recount conversations with Quanzhen Daoist monks at Huashan, China, exploring Daoism's predicament in the modern world, discussing issues of social tradition, political pressures, as well as cultural commodification.
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For Chen, institutions are vessels, not the water: "the purpose of the container is only to carry the water inside." Forms may matter, but; "we should not be overly attached to them." The Dao exceeds any one given shape, and this applies also to sexual (and gender) ethics.
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Feels like we’re entering a whole new chapter of design, where curiosity wins, rules get bent, and clients are finally up for the adventure
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Mind you, i know absolutely nothing about Deadlock, but Nurse Harrow has me in a chockehold...
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let's summon eldritch gods with mama.
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I hope original Lucien is as nostalgic for all of you as it is for me!
Ritual of the Mahjarrat was really something special.

































