Speaking of P. Orridge, here’s a new interview with him:

I had an epiphany about the nature of the words themselves. Each word behaves in ways that attest to the idea that in a very particular way it, THE WORD is alive and can even have its own agenda as a result of repetition and transmission in ever more compressed layers over linear time whilst apparently serving the message of the being using the word. I believe words are alive then in a very literal sense, and because each word is alive it?s another hologram, another iceberg. Everyone who has ever said that particular word has invested it with their story and anyone who hears that word puts the context of their life around that word. So each word is a memory box and a prophecy box simultaneously. They?re very precious, powerful particles of thought and energy.

Link (via New World Disorder)

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1. Genesis P. Orridge interview pt. 2 on Dangerous Minds
2. New Richard Metzger interview with Genesis P. Orridge
3. Genesis P. Orridge art exibit in NYC
4. An Atheist’s Review of the Book of Genesis Illustrated by R. Crumb