Transpondency

"The dream is the small hidden door in the deepest and most intimate sanctum of the soul, which opens into that primeval cosmic night that was soul long before there was a conscious ego and will be soul far beyond what a conscious ego could ever reach." - Carl Jung

• Subliminal Insomnia
• Beach House: "Norway"
• Scenes from Waking Life
• Poems by Tina Darragh:

"Interpretation Info from the Encyclopedia of Dreams" "Dreams Are Not Documents of Compromise" "Martine Gives Doctor Freud a Copy of Body Criticism"

• Inception: "This is your first lesson in shared dreaming"
• Birth Rites: "Big Dream"
• Anthony Stevens: "Jung: a very short introduction"
• The Magnetic Fields: "The Dream Moon"
• Anne Waldmam: "Jack Kerouac Dream"
• Epstein Y El Conjunto: "Gallop" & "A Lost Animal (School of Seven Bells)"
• Edwyn Collins: "Losing Sleep"
• Yacki Raizizun: "The Secret of Dreams (read by Andrea Fiore)"
• The Buddy System: "Gravity Brakes"
• School of Seven Bells: "Windstorm"
• The Tom & Marty Band: "Afraid To Go To Sleep"
• Steve Gunn: "Improvisation 1"
• Roky Erickson And Okkervil River: "Goodbye Sweet Dream"
• Stephan A. Hoeller: "The Dream: the vision of the night"
• Excerpts from John Betts Jungian Podcast

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Siddhārtha Gautama (Sanskrit: सिद्धार्थ गौतम; Pali: Siddhattha Gotama)

was a spiritual teacher from ancient India who founded Buddhism. In most Buddhist traditions, he is regarded as the Supreme Buddha of our age, "Buddha" meaning "awakened one" or "the enlightened one."

• The Unfolding:

"Electric Buddha" "Prana" "I've Got A Zebra - She Can Fly" "Love Supreme Deal Meditations

• Gabor Szabo: "Three King Fishers"
• Excerpt from Jack Kerouac's Book "Wake Up: A Life of the Buddha"
• Sitar music by Ravi Shankar
• Tibetan Sacred Temple Music: "Invoking Kindness thru Sound"
• Lazy Smoke: "There Was A Time"
• Jade: "My Mary (More Than Ever)"
• Jonathan Halper: "Leaving My Old Life Behind / I'm a Hermit"...
• ...mysterious track from Kenneth Anger's Puce Moment
• Alan Watts: "Onion Chant" from The First Psychedelic LP "This Is It" (1962)
• Ram Dass (aka Richard Apert) "1983 Harvard Reuion with Timothy Leary"
• "All form in the universe, including your mind and your thought, is part of law, it’s unfolding lawfully, it’s the karma unfolding, just law. And within that there is no freedom. There really is no freedom in form. The freedom comes as the formless creates the form. There’s where the freedom is. And that freedom, of the formless coming into form, is a place from which you stand, or you don’t stand, in which you experience the creation of your own universe around you." (courtesy of Psychedleic Salon)
• Rodriguez: "Heikki's Suburbia Bus Tour"

It's easy to organize a FREAK-OUT PARTY, all you have to do is relax your mind and let things happen. Digging wild psychedelic colors, swinging with way-out sounds, grooving on yourself, grooving on everything at once. LOVE.

To set the scene for the party, spray pop bottles or an old chair with DAY-GLOW PAINT in bright colors, then light the whole room with DAY-GLOW light (you can buy these in any hardware or art-supply stores). This will make everything glow with weird luminous psychedelic colors. Guaranteed to blow their minds right away.

You can really turn your guests on with a mind-blowing light show with two things you probably have in your house right now: a TV set and a see-through kaleidoscope (not the kind with colored glass in the bottom). First put a rock and roll record on the phonograph. Turn on your TV and make the image jump in time to the music by turning the vertical knob all the way to the left or right. Now point the kaleidoscope at the TV screen. This is a guaranteed TRIP. Now play the same record at another speed. YOU ARE NOW FREAKING OUT. Enjoy it.

TURN ON yourself and your guests to an ancient Indian chant which brings ecstasy and peace of mind. When the chanting begins on the A side of this record join in. It will really BLOW YOUR MIND, a guaranteed trip into another dimension of consciousness. George Harrison has said of this chant (International Times No. 13) "...saying Krishna, Krishna, Krishna, Krishna...it's not the words you're saying, it's the sounds...sounds are vibrations and the more you can put into that vibration, the more you can get out...these vibrations that you get through yoga, cosmic chants...it's such a buzz, it buzzes you out of everywhere." These are the words:

HARE KRISHNA HARE KRISHNA KRISHNA KRISHNA HARE HARE HARE RAMA HARE RAMA RAMA RAMA HARE HARE

Wear bright really out-of-sight combinations, things that look strange together. GIRLS! This is a chance to wear something exotic and fantastic that you wouldn't get a chance to put on. Perhaps spray an old pair of shoes with DAY-GLOW and wear DAY-GLOW tights to match. Bright oranges and greens, goofy jewelry, peacock feathers as earrings and a super mini-skirt. GUYS! The idea is to look cool and mysterious, so wear mocassins, prayer beads, or Indian bells, psychedelic buttons, and groovy mod clothes. If you really want to blow your guests' minds, paint your face in wild colors. It's a chance to use some way-out make-up effects. Paint flowers on your arms and wear a mystical PSYCHEDISK on your forehead. Hypnotize your friends with its hallucinating (sic) effect.

Invite your grooviest friends, people who really swing, and enjoy exploring new and exciting experiences. BLOW YOUR MIND, FREAK OUT, etc. on pieces of colored paper, then glue them on to a piece of tinfoil and fold. This will let them know what kind of scene it's going to be. Ask everyone to bring things they really dig: records, candy, people, flowers, books on flying saucers, kooky things. Tell them it's a costume party and to come in their most out-of-sight clothes. Tell them it's going to be a happening; they'll get the message.

By now your guests should be really grooving with your head. Get everyone involved in way-out conversations. Read your horoscopes. Compare the personalities of people born under different signs.

Some other FREAK OUT conversations:

Did you know that Marilyn Monroe owned a jewel from Tutenkamen's tomb?

Should we give America back to the Indians? (Ask this seriously.)

What is the sound of one hand clapping?

How many Emmett Grogans are there? (one of the Diggers)

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TransCanada Transpondency

a travelogue of sorts.

Adam Gratrix goes houseboating on Shuswap Lake

Driving up to Salmon Arm, Adam makes a pit stop in Merritt. It's four days of drinking and partying aboard a 3 deck houseboat named Twilight Dreams. After spending an extra day in Salmon Arm, he drives back home down the Coquihalla Highway listening to the DicksNJanes Podcast

Music by Prizes (formerly Treasure)

TransCanada Transpondency

a travelogue of sorts.

Adam Gratrix at Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa.

Various scenes during Podcasters Across Borders conference at the NAC's Fourth Stage including the boat cruise, walking the streets of Ottawa, drinking at a pub, and reflections across from the Lord Elgin Hotel.

Music by Prizes (formerly Treasure)

TransCanada Transpondency

a travelogue of sorts.

Adam Gratrix arrives for Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa.

A binaural audio tour of the National Arts Centre.

TransCanada Transpondency

a travelogue of sorts.

Adam Gratrix is headed for Podcaster Across Borders 2010 in Ottawa

On the night before his flight, Adam wanders around during a neighborhood street carnival setting the tone for the trip. In Brampton, it's hookah smoking with friends and discussions on Global Carnival theory, augmented reality, and a post-Facebook internet. As a speaker PAB, Adam is still working out his ideas for his Cult of Listener presentation.

Music by Prizes (formerly Treasure)

Happy Bloomsday, June 16, 1904

• James Joyce's Ulysses
• Joseph Campbell
• Soundtrack to the Film Version of Ulysses
• Robert Anton Wilson
• Cream: "Tales of Brave Ulysses"
• Cathy Davey: "The Nameless"
• Elf Power: "Stranger In The Window"
• The Glitch Mob: "Between Two Points (ft. Swan)"
• White Hinterland: "Icarus"
• Andrea Seki:"Through The Passage"
• Rotary Connection: "Tales of Brave Ulysses"

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• Crescent Beach, South Surrey
• Timothy Morton, Dark Ecology, Ecology Without Nature
• Strange Strangers: A Derridean Approach to Life Forms
• Club 8: "Western Hospitality" (
• Alan Watts: "The Myth of the Automatic Universe"
• Chen Lei-Shi: "Spring Night on a Moonlit River"
• Yeasayer: "Final Path"
• Shri Anthony Dass: "Rūpaka"
• Of Montreal: "The Past is a Grotesque Animal"

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Trillium Point presents...

Vox Obscuris, a chaos verboseExperimental Audio Collage Soundscape ExperienceCult of Listener: http://cultoflistener.tumblr.com

• Thoughts on Space, Time, Seeing, Hearing, Experiencing
• Wild Nothing: "Cloudbusting"
• The Joy Formidable: "The Greatest Light is The Greatest Shade" & "Whirring"
• Symphony Of Science: "Our Place In The Cosmos" & "The Poetry Of Reality"
• Bertrand Russell's ABCs of Relativity: "What Happens and What Is Observed"
• Felipe Sarro: "Alkan 25 Preludes, Alleluia"

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