The Mycelial Art of Soft Rebellion Soft rebellion refuses urgency and exhaustion. It listens, weaves, and roots. It resists not by mirroring violence, but by embodying tenderness as strategy—disrupting systems with care, beauty, and th...

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Ohio! Come soak up the love, connection, and gentle contemplation of Mother Mary and Cacao on May 10. mikkibaloy.com/event/into-t...

Well, today gave me one obvious action step, which was to donate to UNICEF's Ukraine fund. 🇺🇦

Excited to be joining folklorists, authors, & magical folx at ConVocation this weekend! Book talk & channeled message Friday, despacho with Q'ero cosmology Saturday, & Intro to Ancestral Lineage Healing Sunday. Rattles, books, & stickers for sale in the Art Room.
convocation.org has the info.

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I now declare that Washington DC will be known as Mikkiville. All maps shall be updated accordingly and people will use the name Mikkiville when referring to the nation's capital.

How 'bout you - what do you rename?

My practice with Mother Mary has led to some art of sorts. I use the photos of her that I take in pilgrimage sites and houses of worship and do stuff like this-- because she's out in the world, not stuck to a pedestal.

A friend of mine once said that to be happy, one needs something to do, someone to love, and something to look forward to. I'm digging in to all three.

I'm so glad I invested in a weighted blanket. It's the creature comforts during Ragnarok, you know?

Let Al Swearingen do the swearing for you.

Things I keep thinking about:
-The Nazi party was super into the occult. That shit lingers & those deals take a lot of work to un-do.
-"Systems are made of ghosts" (Daniel Foor), which means we have to include the ancestors in any conversations about systemic change.
-We have big work ahead.

Added a bunch of words to my manuscript today and it feels a little like climbing Everest in that it's slow and effortful and also completely voluntary. It's different in that it doesn't require as many calories. Ooops.

<tap tap> Is this thing on?