Repeatable practices: what they do, what goes in, what comes out, and a worked example.

A practice

Hypersigil

Encode a working in a long work — a comic, a series, a record — and release it.

What it is

To let a working travel through attention over time.

At a glance

Inputs
An intention; a long work; an encoding; a release date; a close date; a private note.
Outputs
A finished work, a private operating note and a close record.

How to do it

Write the intention. Encode it in the structure and imagery of a long work rather than stating it. Make the work and publish it. Keep a private operating note with what is encoded, for whom and when it closes. At the close, record what happened and stop promoting the work.

A worked example

A six-part comic about a locked room, made while the practitioner is trying to leave a job. The encoding is in the room's doors; the close is the final issue. The private note records the intention and the date.

Variations

  • Use a record or a song cycle instead of a comic.
  • Make the work with a group and keep the operating note with one person.
  • Release it serially and close at the last part.

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Constructs

One of 110 entries in the Technomancy workshop. How a working is built Is it wrong somewhere?

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