@typhlosion You can start putting yourself out there so to speak - start kind of "dating" ideas.

You can even pick pop culture icons (generally dead) to evoke. Its the aspect you're looking for really?

Here's one way:
https://ultraculture.org/blog/2015/11/13/psychonaut-field-manual/

You can also nab grant morrison's "The Invisibles" and learn from a more conventional comic too ;)

@typhlosion on my other account @Pusscat I talked a lot under the CH4R0 content warning about using spirituality in my engineering practice and how immensely helpful it was. I assigned Robert Anton Wilson's "Prometheus Rising" (which you can find as a pdf on line) as homework reading to my students.

@literorrery @typhlosion Yeah - I guess thats like saying "Start listening" ;)

Pay attention to those synchronicities - maybe they orbit something unseen.

@literorrery @Fuego i've noticed some stuff like that when doing worldbuilding - i'd write something about the world, then notice later that it is uncannily consistent with something else i'd written months or years ago and forgotten about

maybe that doesn't relate?

@typhlosion @literorrery thats just it - /everything/ relates :)

@typhlosion @Fuego That's what's called a motif. It's significant insofar as it "keeps showing up." You're primed to notice when it does, so you do. That's part of the secret.