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The Newest Testament:
Footnotes for The Newest Age
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The Newest Age is the nature-culture monster’s moon age daydream! The Newest Age is the brightest light of the darkest night, from inner depths to outer space; a black hole and a crystal prism, no light and all light, the abysmal void and the rainbow! The Newest Age is a dance, dance, dance to the tune of your chakras’ gospel choir! The Newest Age celebrates the body as a meshwork bastard child of the space-time-matter-energy continuum, slipping through the rabbit holes of language, form, and structure at warp-speed, not to be slowed down but constantly jetissoned deeper into the wild realm of WTF! The Newest Age is a battle-cry to the pulse of the sub-frequency rumble of Romanticism's vestigial heartbeat; a lonely samurai in the night waging war by release of termites on the wooden-shack barracks of modernity! The Newest Age is post-nothing; for fear and love of the unknown which is maybe actually the inherently already-known! The Newest Age is the volcano of ancient wisdom erupting, an explosion of years of sedimented truths and realities, the molten marbling of stratified layers in time! The Newest Age is a generation of kamikaze lava-wave surfers harnessing the power of all yesterdays and tomorrows for a better today! The Newest Age is the distant crossing point of all parallels rushing closer and closer, the mythical vanishing point unfolding it’s secrets! The Newest Age is nothing personal, yet all about you and me and the Everything that surrounds us! The Newest Age is the most impure form of pure experience! The Newest Age is abstraction without subtraction and symmetry without sameness! The Newest Age is the enactment of the ever-present force of no excuse, the omnipotent subatomic power of romance between the potential and the actual! The Newest Age is the collapsing chasm between invisible and visible, thought and action, concept and matter! The Newest Age is the body electromagnetic! The Newest Age is dance!

photo by NASA Mars rover 'Spirit'
Gusev Crater, Mars, 19 May 2005