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It's good to hear it this straight, and this is totally not the message I got when I was introduced to meditation at first through more mainstream white teachers.

I just started reading this, and I'm already liking it a lot ^^

It starts of with this quote by Rev, angel Kyodo williams,

I heard Sen, over at Sen's Anarchist Audio Library read the introduction of this book, and knew I needed to read it for myself.

amb!

Yes! The critical mass idea always sounds iffy to me, I like this a lot more

I love this one, I read it in Paris (so romantic)

As much as it is about mushrooms, it is about trees, people, and systems (mostly capitlaism). And beyond thinking about what lives in the ruins of destruction, and in disturbed spaces, this books has been making me think about social translation or work as a form of translation, and about what it means to salvage.

This book really pulled me in. It's not just horror, it's not just mystery, it's weird and eerie. There's a tension and unease that makes this book hard to put down, sucking you in, making you want to know more about what's going on, but never quite delivering any a real answer to the eerie agency of Area X...

I've ordered this, and am probably going to read parts of this sitting in the grass in parks in Paris

Again nothing but praise for using ghosts and monsters as tools to think through the chthulucene. After this I want to read more by Anna Tsing <3