Hearth & Horn

Went for a wander around the Library of Babel, a kind of akashic records for philosophy geeks. The library, it has been proposed, contains every letter in every combination and therefore, must contain every text that has ever, will ever, or could ever, be written, spoken or imagined. Someone has created it digitally - not just a randomiser, but with it all permanently generated, so you can go and test the theory.

(see page 227 of dckmsuuh)

I can't resist an imaginary place. Can you imagine going for a stroll in there?

The book of landweird - the book with that title - is located at Volume 19 on Shelf 5 of Wall 3 of Hexagon:

There is also one book which has the word on a single page - not buried in the morass. The name of that book is lgyd dyfmzun, and it is Page 60 of Volume 20 on Shelf 1 of Wall 4 of Hexagon:

it feels like there must be occult applications of this, although nothing is coming to mind: the level of randomness is just too high for the bliss of discovering something by accident.

Speaking of cockroaches, here's one: a website of Early Music available on CD, with recommendations for beginners, and lots of information on what's out there in this niche collector's scene, and it's absolutely cracking. For pagan purposes and also for more general listening too