Jason K sings and babbles a fond farewell to his sorcerer friends, sitting atop a stone and vagabonding about town, discussing fear and desire, how thoughts and feelings run the show, lightening up about the end of the world, Jesse Miller and the Beatles as psy-op, being temporary, to what do we assign value, the measure of truth, merchants of temporality, cognitive dissonance of tulpa theory, the mistake of comparing ourselves to others, being at the bottom of the evolutionary scale, the fundamental lie of enmeshment, mistaking interdepedence for co-dependecy, the burden of living up to other people's ideas of us, the trap of being a good person, how tulpas are created, bringing the sorcerer's revelation home, becoming okay with failure, taking on the other person's disowned stuff, matching patterns, dealing with irritating parents, keeping the karmic wheel spinning, how patterns hook into and magnetize each other, finding peace in the midst of matricide, the weapon of laughter, the evolution of anger, going out with a bang and a whimper, the illusion of humanity, becoming one with the Earth, the shadow of consciousness, endings and beginnings, what's behind the words, embodying truth a little bit, the danger of turning a way of being into a way of doing, the Captain keeps his tongue in cheek, shedding the audience skin, and bye bye to you all and a very Happy Spring Equinox from the Ram!

Songs: "Democratic Circus" and "The Facts of Life," by Talking Heads

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