The workshop vocabulary: a short definition and a practical note for each term.
A definition
Banishing
A deliberate close: a boundary, a clearing, a return to ordinary attention.
What it is
A deliberate close: a boundary, a clearing, a return to ordinary attention.
In practice
Close the tabs, clear the cache, log out, and do something ordinary. The gesture is the boundary; the ordinary thing is the return.
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- Digital altar A screen, folder, page or virtual room arranged for attention, offering and return.
- Glitch A fault, error or unexpected output read as a signal.
- Planetary hour One of the twenty-four unequal hours of a day, each ruled by a planet in the Chaldean sequence.
- Oracle A system that returns a reading from a question, a seed and a set of symbols.
- Correspondence A mapping between a Grimoire aspect and a technical pattern, used to choose the shape of an instrument.
- Seed A short value that makes a random or generated operation repeatable.
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