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Miracle Jones

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Hey Sistas Hey, listen in on a fantastic convo Rochelle Jackson, your host and Advocacy Diva, had with Ms. Miracle Jones on all things Black Women. As a transplant to Pittsburgh from the south, Miracle spills the tea on what her experience has been like as a Black woman in Pittsburgh and gives some really great ideas around building a strategy and agenda for the Pittsburgh region to shift Black women from surviving to thriving.

Hey Sistas Hey, listen in on a fantastic convo Rochelle Jackson, your host and Advocacy Diva, had with Ms. Miracle Jones on all things Black Women. As a transplant to Pittsburgh from the south, Miracle spills the tea on what her experience has been like as a Black woman in Pittsburgh and gives some really great ideas around building a strategy and agenda for the Pittsburgh region to shift Black women from surviving to thriving.

Sister to Sister Convo on all things Black Women with Miracle Jones from 1Hood Media

In the face of trauma, happiness is resilience: a revolutionary act of thriving despite all odds, rather than wilting or surrendering. Community organizer and activist Miracle Jones offers a heart-to-heart meditation on the role of joy as a form of radical resistance, survival and protection for Black folks in the US and across the world. A warm reminder to embrace the guiding light of hope in the presence of darkness.

The radical, revolutionary resilience of Black joy | Miracle Jones

Part two of conversation with Miracle Jones, on Rudolph Steiner, Lucifer and the gift of the imagination, imagining the implicate order, uncovering reality and healing, turning fiction into a system, American culture, Harry Potter,  mirror neurons and writing, P. K. Dick and amphetamines, the intimacy of books, how Jasun met his wife, Dream’s End, marriage stories, taking credit for the crucifixion, Sebastian &amp; Jasun’s NDE, Guatemalan shamantics, hubris again, heavy psychedelic use, total enlightenment and recurring damnation, the hardship of relationship, a credit-free marriage, eroding the barrier between self and other, space and togetherness, why so many marriages becomes sex-free zones, abandoned by illusions, erosion of self in the crucible of marriage, the third self, TV shows and marriage, the accumulation of blame, horses running parallel, being god-facing, bringing the autist to the fore, taking the label of autism, average alienation, commodifying weirdness, what’s in a name, living without a phone in the land of phones, the increased desire for total control, Twitter and the business model of dialogue, liminalist conversations. Songs: “El Mariachi”  and “Monkey Said,” by The Freak Fandango Orchestra;  “Three Waves” by Dan Hanrahan; “New York Doll,” by Robyn Hitchcock. 

Part two of conversation with Miracle Jones, on Rudolph Steiner, Lucifer and the gift of the imagination, imagining the implicate order, uncovering reality and healing, turning fiction into a system, American culture, Harry Potter,  mirror neurons and writing, P. K. Dick and amphetamines, the intimacy of books, how Jasun met his wife, Dream’s End, marriage stories, taking credit for the crucifixion, Sebastian &amp; Jasun’s NDE, Guatemalan shamantics, hubris again, heavy psychedelic use, total enlightenment and recurring damnation, the hardship of relationship, a credit-free marriage, eroding the barrier between self and other, space and togetherness, why so many marriages becomes sex-free zones, abandoned by illusions, erosion of self in the crucible of marriage, the third self, TV shows and marriage, the accumulation of blame, horses running parallel, being god-facing, bringing the autist to the fore, taking the label of autism, average alienation, commodifying weirdness, what’s in a name, living without a phone in the land of phones, the increased desire for total control, Twitter and the business model of dialogue, liminalist conversations. Songs: “El Mariachi”  and “Monkey Said,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Freak_Fandango_Orchestra/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Freak Fandango Orchestra</a>;  “Three Waves” by <a href="https://soundcloud.com/danhanrahan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dan Hanrahan</a>; “New York Doll,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Robyn_Hitchcock/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Robyn Hitchcock</a>.

The Liminalist 41.5: Blind Love (with Miracle Jones)

Part one of conversation with Miracle Jones, on reading Prisoner of Infinity, trauma splitting, a double world, Whitleyville, writers from Texas, Strieber’s literary journey from fiction to nonfiction, how consciousness works, trauma and becoming a fantasist, Charles Dickens, the occult fabric of the 20th century, a great book of history, the doors that internet opens, early nineties conspiracy culture, Mae Brussell, the allure of horror, Jimmy Savile, David Icke as spokesman, history and the bad guy, Alan Moore, Watchmen, Talking Heads’ Naked, Starseed Transmissions, an apocalyptic outlook, data-driven history, Lloyd de Mause, anger and war, the illusion of a rational basis for war, the fear behind the anger, Occult Yorkshire, Fabian Society and social engineering, what motivates conspiracy, unintended consequences, Jasun’s school years, Prussian schooling system, developing negative identity, all boys’ school, social reform movements and crime in the UK, core predators,. Christian Satanists, what Miracle does, publishing crisis, competing media, reading to relax, frenetic meditation, Miracle’s soft sci-fi, getting into the mind of a sci-fi writer, Bank of England and Marvel comics merger, frozen bank accounts, healthcare in the US, slavery old and modern, sci-fi psychic series, sixty fish, Miracle’s self-reward system for writing, short-story writing, Jasun’s novel, the sausage factory, tapping the creative flow, getting into an imaginative headspace, a writer’s sense of responsibility, fiction-writing as scrying, a punishing Muse, Whitley’s fear. MiracleJones.com Songs: “El Mariachi,” by The Freak Fandango Orchestra“; “Cradle on Fire,” by The Builders and the Butchers; “The Help of Red Wine,” by Party People in the Can.”

Part one of conversation with Miracle Jones, on reading Prisoner of Infinity, trauma splitting, a double world, Whitleyville, writers from Texas, Strieber’s literary journey from fiction to nonfiction, how consciousness works, trauma and becoming a fantasist, Charles Dickens, the occult fabric of the 20th century, a great book of history, the doors that internet opens, early nineties conspiracy culture, Mae Brussell, the allure of horror, Jimmy Savile, David Icke as spokesman, history and the bad guy, Alan Moore, Watchmen, Talking Heads’ Naked, Starseed Transmissions, an apocalyptic outlook, data-driven history, Lloyd de Mause, anger and war, the illusion of a rational basis for war, the fear behind the anger, Occult Yorkshire, Fabian Society and social engineering, what motivates conspiracy, unintended consequences, Jasun’s school years, Prussian schooling system, developing negative identity, all boys’ school, social reform movements and crime in the UK, core predators,. Christian Satanists, what Miracle does, publishing crisis, competing media, reading to relax, frenetic meditation, Miracle’s soft sci-fi, getting into the mind of a sci-fi writer, Bank of England and Marvel comics merger, frozen bank accounts, healthcare in the US, slavery old and modern, sci-fi psychic series, sixty fish, Miracle’s self-reward system for writing, short-story writing, Jasun’s novel, the sausage factory, tapping the creative flow, getting into an imaginative headspace, a writer’s sense of responsibility, fiction-writing as scrying, a punishing Muse, Whitley’s fear. <a href="http://miraclejones.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MiracleJones.com</a> Songs: “El Mariachi,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Freak_Fandango_Orchestra/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Freak Fandango Orchestra</a>“; “Cradle on Fire,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Builders_And_The_Butchers/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Builders and the Butchers</a>; “The Help of Red Wine,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Party_People_in_a_Can/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Party People in the Can</a>.”

The Liminalist # 41: Eel Vibes (with Miracle Jones)