an encyclopaedia of the impossible world

In an inescapable trap, it does one little good to truly understand how sharp the Damoclesian sword is, how thin the thread marking the difference between life and death. When Freud called dreaming the royal road to the unconscious his major failings were a limited imagination and the assumption of a contained interiority. There is an active metaphysical layer to dreaming beyond the purely physiological and the psychological; an effort and exertion whose labours are taken una

Belief, more so even than knowledge, can drive people to actions that appear to be beyond reason - like readying themselves for an apocalyptic war of magic and mysticism. I am not alone in my quest for the truths that most will never know. There are fellow explorers, scientists and philosophers seeking to codify the outliers of the experiences that the world has to offer and, sadly - inevitably - those who look to exploit the miraculous for personal gain, for wealth and power