Will Millar
Writer at The Indiependent
Deputy Syndication Editor at LoveINCORPORATED
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6 days ago |
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I sometimes wonder how many apocalypses a man can live through before he starts to lose count. I’ve been here for at least six. Probably more, depending on how you tally them. The first one I remember was supposed to strike when I was in fourth grade: a grand planetary alignment in 1984 that, according to some playground whispers and Weekly World News-style tabloid covers, would trigger global catastrophe.
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1 week ago |
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When I was 17 years old, I joined the United States Marine Corps. By 18, I was part of an elite counterterrorism unit. That’s an age when most young men are still figuring out how to parallel park, and I was learning how to operate a grenade launcher. At the time, I thought this made me more of a man. I believed — because I’d been told in a thousand ways, overt and subtle — that learning to fight, to kill, to dominate, was the path to masculine fulfillment. It wasn’t.
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2 weeks ago |
willmillar-1461.medium.com | Will Millar
In the first half of the twentieth century, as Europe trembled toward collapse and reinvention, two thinkers stared at the Tarot and saw entirely different machines. Arthur Edward Waite, an Anglican mystic and gentleman of the Edwardian era, saw in the cards a coded moral tradition — half-Christian allegory, half-Rosicrucian ethics. His Tarot was upright, ordered, and aspirational, filled with figures posed in stiff idealism. A ladder to heaven, built with symbols.
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2 weeks ago |
willmillar-1461.medium.com | Will Millar
On Eliphas Lévi, Dangerous Books, and the Labyrinth Called TarotSome books open doors. Others lead you down stairways you may never come back from. The Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic by Eliphas Lévi belongs firmly in the latter category. It has been mistaken for a grimoire. It has been treated as a secret manual. It has been misread, misquoted, and misused by generations of occult dabblers, Tarot students, chaos magicians, and esoteric tourists.
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3 weeks ago |
willmillar-1461.medium.com | Will Millar
Ayahuasca, Brain Rhythms, and the Planet’s Queer Awakening“The static cannot absolutely resist the dynamic, because in the act of resisting it becomes proportionately dynamic.”— Charles FortSomething is happening beneath our feet. A rhythm is building. It pulses in drum circles and dance floors, in neurofeedback labs and psychedelic retreats. It hums through gender fluidity, altered states, and strange synchronicities. As spiritual beings, we’re called to shift our own vibrations.
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The word “cis” is a heterosexual slur. Shame on anyone who uses it.
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