a carefully curated treasure trove
of miscellaneous conscious
evolutionary utopian artworks,
auditory & visual,
curated by Neonn Felicity
The following is a randomized highlight reel of the most prodigiously felicitous pieces of my information diet, the media that I believe every conscious person ought to digest and share. This site will be a constant work-in-progress, as I continue in my quest to discover and curate the most enlightening art and literature I can find in cyberspace.
So really, thanks for being here! Cosmic Evolution appreciates your intentional attention! And it is my sincerest hope that you benefit from these exceptional philosophical artistic geniuses and their various epic masterpieces as much as I have. I owe the depth and breadth of my own consciousness to the profound truth and goodness in their vision, and to their powerful ability to express it so beautifully.
♥ Enjoy & Evolve ♥
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❝ Does the science of evolution really prove that life, humanity, and the universe as a whole are meaningless accidents? On the contrary, as science has shown how everything in the universe is subject to evolution, including matter, life, and human culture, these very facts reveal that the process of evolution is unmistakably progressive. And, as Steve McIntosh demonstrates, when we come to see how evolution progresses, this reveals evolution’s purpose-to grow toward ever-widening realizations of beauty, truth, and goodness. McIntosh argues that the purpose of evolution is not intelligently designed or otherwise externally controlled; rather, its purpose is being creatively and originally discerned through the choices of the evolutionary creatures themselves. Without relying on spiritual authorities, the author shows how the scientific story of our origins is actually a profound and sacred teaching compatible with many forms of contemporary spirituality. Evolution’s Purpose: An Integral Interpretation of the Scientific Story of Our Origins presents a fresh and compelling view of evolutionary science and philosophy, and shows how a deeper understanding of evolution itself can lead directly to a more evolved world. ❞
Categories: Books, Lectures, Literature, Symposia, Talks
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Galea
Experimental Bass & Dubstep DJ & Event Producer
“Galea (Formerly Head Soar)
Owner/Operator @ Cymatics Inc. & Head On High Productions“Galea first entered into the electronic music scene in 2012 before he dreamed of becoming a producer/dj. With the help of friends, he started the company Head On High Productions. Six years later him and a few friends a started Cymatics Inc. Some of the acts HOH & Cymatics Inc have brought to Nor Cal include G Jones, NastyNasty, Bleep Bloop, Thriftworks, Stylust(Twice), BOGL, 2 Nutz, The OriGinALz, Yheti, Shlump, Ultraviolet, Thelem, Youngsta, Hatcha, PartyWave, Trevor Kelly, Joe Nice, N-Type, and many more.Without the start of HOH, he would have never been inspired to start producing/performing.
“In early 2014 he started performing and producing Glitch music and Dubstep. He soon realized that he was truly meant for more than one genre. Currently, his favorite styles to perform for parties include Deep Dubstep, Glitch, Trap and other subgenus of Bass Music. 2015 was the year things started picking up fast for Galea(Head Soar) with bookings all across the West Coast at parties and festivals… A few Festivals he has played are Heart And SOULstice 2015-2016, Stilldream 2015-2018, The Pirate Party 2017, Santa Cruz Music Festival, Genesis Gathering and Music At The Views(WA).”
Categories: Bass, Dubstep, EDM, Experimental Bass, Music, Wave
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❝ The author of The Book of Questions claims that humankind and technology have merged into a new global entity, a living extension of humankind acting through a complex system of computers and offering a promise of ever-greater prosperity. ❞
Categories: Books, Literature, Symposia, Talks, TED
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Hamilton Morris
Interviews Michael Pollan
92Y Psychedelic Medicine Interview [2020]
(the following is an excerpt from my book)
There is an absolutely brilliant 92Y interview that Hamilton Morris, one of the most prominent psychedelic advocates in America, did of Michael Pollan, the mainstream journalist who recently wrote a book on the current renaissance called How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence. I think the book will probably ultimately be positive for the movement to mainstream psychedelics simply because he is such a square type of mainstream media figure, normies will be far more inclined to read him less antagonistically than they would read someone like me.
But he does problematically talk mad shit on Dr. Leary and the counterculture in that book, which is why Hamilton’s interview was so great. He pushed back on Pollan’s central thesis, which is that psychedelics seem like they could be great psychiatric medicines, but there is not enough science yet to fully prove their efficacy and they need to be used in strictly controlled clinical settings with guides to help people through their trips. As somebody who has tripped hundreds of times and never had a “guide,” I really object to the assertion that everybody needs a professional tripsitter in order to do these things safely and get great benefits out of them. Surely, it would be great if guides were available to folks who wanted one, especially on their first psychonautical expedition, but most people can get on just fine without one.
My favorite part of the interview was when Hamilton makes a profound analogy between the Prohibition on psychedelics and a hypothetical Prohibition on music. It’s perfect because both of those cultural phenomena are quite similarly foundational to the human experience:
“And of course I agree with all this, you know, I’m a believer. I want all of this to be true. I want them to be legal. I want them to be medicines. I want all this research to have tremendously promising results, but I’m also extremely worried because I think if we look at them exclusively as medicines and don’t emphasize just cognitive liberty—the freedom to do things regardless of whether or not they’re medicinal—it’d be like if somebody made music illegal, and instead of saying, “Well it should just be legal because why not? Just make it legal; it doesn’t hurt anyone,” everyone said, “Oh, no, we can prove that it’s a medicine. And then, if it’s a medicine, then then it’s okay for everyone to use it. And look, it actually helps people with neurodegenerative diseases and certain people with PTSD if they listen to a certain type of music under very controlled circumstances, it can actually be tremendously therapeutic. We need to make this legal.” But then it would cost money and the whole thing would be a mess, and you would sort of neglect the overarching issue, which is: Why is this even controlled in the first place?”
Categories: Interviews, Symposia
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Of The Trees
Psychedelic Bass Producer
“Booking: sahil@madison-house.com
Management: Jade Gaines & Jay Rogovin
jade@meraki-mgmt.com, jay@meraki-mgmt.com“Categories: Bass, Downtempo, Dubstep, EDM, Music, Psychedelic Bass
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Aaron Mate, Max Blumenthal, & Guests
The Grayzone
Anti-Imperial News & Commentary Show
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Visiting America's first Gaza Holocaust memorialLess bread, more circuses – The Grayzone live'Our only representative is the Resistance': Lebanese rally against negotiations w/ IsraelIsraeli spying on US officials at 'critical' levelAlbanians resist Jared Kushner project, slam Greater Israel infiltrationIsrael to integrate with US military, infiltrate AlbaniaColombia's pro-Trump candidate accused of stealing electionHegseth trains flabby troops for Iran war“We will never leave”: Defying Israeli ethnic cleansing in South Lebanon1/191Categories: Afternoon News, Evening News, News, Symposia, YouTube Channels
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“This album was originally inspired by the Earthly incarnations of the Aeon of Wisdom, Sofia, in many of Her/Their Divine Forms (Durga, Lillith, Ishtar, etc) in my existence both as twin souls & kindred ones, twin flames & soulmates, yet first and foremost it was inspired by the Andromedan non-binary scientific and artistic polymath Fia Felix Fae, and later also by the Iberian doctoral intersectional poetic prodigy Sofia Monzon, to whom the first, second and 13th songs are dedicated… but beyond this honestly this album is dedicated to all the forms of Sofia in Her infinite facets, from childhood to teenage friends I’ve had to strangers I barely met to those with whom I forged a closer bond in a few hours sometimes than one can in decades… this is dedicated to all of you who identify with these songs, and with the concept of the Aeonic oracle and metagnostic prodigy Sofia/Sophia & the transcendence of these Hellish & limited realms we exist in which She/They vowed to end in this incarnation and time-space continuum, and me as well… for more information on Sofia & Gnosticism/Sofianism, please visit www.revolt-motion.com/gnosticism-archons-aeons–sophia.html“
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Existential Hip-Hop, Gothic Hip-Hop, Hardcore Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Revolutionary Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop, Transcendental Hip-Hop
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Tsimba
Experimental Bass Producer
“Producer / Percussionist
booking: alex@abtouring.com; brian@abtouring.com;
General Contact: tsimba.contact@gmail.com
tsimba is the alias adopted by bass music producer and multi-instrumentalist, Mark Evans Musto based out of Brooklyn, NY, originally from Wallingford, CT. When it comes to artistic authenticity and ingenuity, tsimba sets the bar extremely high with his hard-hitting, genre-defying production and mind-melting DJ sets. Turning heads across the country with his ‘Future Roots Sound’, tsimba is undoubtedly building a reputation as one of the most dynamic, exciting artists in the mid-tempo/heavy bass scene. His background as a percussionist fuels his ability to build songs around complex, out-of-the-box percussion rhythms, while simultaneously drawing on inspiration from both western and eastern traditional music to create his distinctive sound. Remaining indifferent toward fads and what others are doing, tsimba is a genuine trailblazer in the realms of bass music, continually pushing the envelope. His mission is to not only create music that people will love, but to inspire and create an art form that celebrates all aspects of rhythm.”Categories: Bass, Dubstep, EDM, Experimental Bass, Music
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Rebecca Cutter
Hightown
Anti-War on Drugs Crime Drama Series [2020-present]
I absolutely love this show. After watching the trailer, I expected it to be some basic Drug War propaganda about how good innocent people’s lives inevitably get destroyed & ended early whenever they get involved with drugs, but I decided to watch it anyways because it looked like potentially quality content (& I am a propaganda analyst, after all). The series opens with a cold-blooded murder, which seems to confirm my suspicion. But as the 8-episode first season unfolds, it becomes increasingly clear that the narcotics detective is the villain of the show, rather than the hero, and that the drug users and the gangsters who supply them are merely victims of a brutal inhuman system of tyranny called drug prohibition.
As with almost every brilliant radical film & TV show, the industry stooges who professionally write reviews all seem to have hated it. That’s how you know a piece of cinema is truly revolutionary & contrary to the official narrative of social control they want us to consume. Anti-War on Drugs propaganda is very rare in this country, so that’s all the reason we must cherish it when it does manage to get made. Please watch this show! You can get a free trial of STARZ through Amazon or Hulu. Don’t sleep on it!
Watch Hightown free with your STARZ subscription;
free trial available thru Amazon or Hulu;
or pay $2 for it on YouTubeCategories: Cinema, Crime Drama, Drama, Thriller, TV
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Jack Cole
Why We Must End the War on Drugs
High NY Interview [2015]
“Retired Police Officer Jack Cole is the cofounder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP). His organization is dedicated to ending the massive failure known as the War on Drugs. In this riveting interview, Jack shares his personal history in undercover narcotics and talks about the many evils on the War on Drugs.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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BrittanyFromEarlier
Dirty Experimental Deep Trap DJ
“Subspace Mgmnt: subspacemgmt.com/britt
Texas grown, and in Vegas raised, BrittanyFromEarlier has been specializing in making booty’s bounce and trunks rattle since early 2014. Heavily influenced by the likes of: Mr Carmack, JID, Smith. The Last Artful Dodgr, Pushloop, & all things Swishahouse, this OG 4 loko queen is on a mission to spread her twisted, thugged out style of bass music to every sound system on the planet.Currently based back in her old Las Vegas stomping grounds after a brief stint in the bay area, Britt stays hustling within the many new circles of the underground bass music community to push the freshest, heaviest, and most eclectic sounds to her rapidly expanding fanbase. This dedication to her craft has earned Britt regular slots at Nickel F*cking Beer Night, Sea Legs, & The Artifice in Vegas, as well as spots at Lightning in a Bottle, Emissions Festival, Burning Man, Wormhole Wednesday in Oakland, and Get With the Program, The Rock Bar, & Cake Beast in SF.
If you’re not a Vegas local, you can catch Britt at a festival/city near you this Spring and Summer!”Categories: Bass, EDM, Experimental Bass, Music, Pop Rap, Trap, Vocal
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Buck 65
Talkin’ Honky Blues
Absurdist Existential Hip-Hop Album [2003]
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This was my favorite album for a while in high school. It taught me a lot about the absurdity of life & how to take it all as it comes, no matter how nonsensical everything is. There are a lot of drifter vagrant anthems on here because Buck was homeless when he wrote a lot of these songs. I thought that was rad for some reason when I was a teenager. Also there’s lots of contemplations about “suicides” via Buck’s profound “Riverbed” series. I hope you get as much from these abstract rhymes as I did so many years ago. ♥Neonn
Categories: Abstract Hip-Hop, Emo Hip-Hop, Existential Hip-Hop, Intellectual Hip-Hop, Music, Psychedelic Hip-Hop, Streetwise Hip-Hop