Cyber-Psychosis & The Consequences of Corrupted Archetypes | Chance Garton on Tactical Sovereignty
Bryan Parker of Tactical Sovereignty had me on for a presentation of sorts, where I discussed the concept of Cyber-Psychosis, a plot concept from the recent video game Cyberpunk 2077. As a metaphor, cyber-psychos are symbolic of our over-identification with the (fictional) digital identity, and an ever worsening corruption of our relationship to archetypes (Nature/Self).
Stick around to the latter part of the video to see some of the re-imagined Major Arcana of the Tarot, as depicted in the fictional world of Cyberpunk 2077, and how these archetypes have been diminished by humanity's co-dependent relationship with technology.
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Chance Garton is the host and producer of the Innerverse Podcast, where for over a decade he has investigated consciousness, mythology, symbolism, terrain health, and the psychosomatic language of the human body and mind. A biofield tuning practitioner, he uses tuning forks to help clients resolve physical symptoms, break negative patterns, and return to energetic coherence.
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