An intricately woven tapestry of sigils and servitors, the Liminal Distortion Network (LDN) extends its influence across both physical and digital realms. This complex system comprises Nodes strategically placed in public locations, serving as conduits that transmit and receive energy, creating a web of personal influence. This web is a versatile tool for a variety of purposes, mirroring the structure of the Ellis Network but with a more personalized touch, allowing for specific programming and effects.
Nodes, the essential components of the LDN, are linking sigils embedded in public spaces, taking diverse forms. These serve as connection points within the vast LDN, forming a network of energy, intent, and Will accessible to #Users.
The LDN Glyph, a foundational sigil, acts as a simple connection point transmitting and receiving energy from both its location and the broader network. Predominantly used for its broad application, it is the primary sigil "slapped" onto surfaces within an area.
Programmable Nodes, known as Intent Nodes, align with specific desires. Built upon the LDN Glyph, #Users enhance them with personalized sigils to represent their manifestations. While potent for specific purposes, their use is advised with discretion, especially when aiming for continuous manifestation.
Nodes can host servitors and thoughtforms, such as the void.virus – a viral servitor with design elements resembling organic viruses. The void.virus, when looked at by a Host, clones itself, infects the subconscious, and establishes the Host as a new connection point in the LDN. Contagious in nature, it spreads through social interaction, making it an ideal choice for busy public areas.
Artifacts represent a deviation from traditional graffiti-style Nodes. These unique objects, imbued with intent and linked to the LDN, serve as physical manifestations generating and receiving power. Examples include a jade owl sculpture, spell jars, and vintage skeleton keys. Artifacts are potent and reserved for significant purposes.
The creation of Nodes draws inspiration from the graffiti community, involving the use of stickers that can be discreetly and quickly placed in public locations. USPS postage labels are recommended for durability. Nodes are drawn on these labels, cut out, and then "slapped" onto surfaces.
#Users often carry premade Nodes for spontaneous placement in public spaces. This method ensures flexibility and accessibility, allowing the #User to contribute to the LDN whenever inspiration strikes.
Void Trekking, a technique within the LDS, involves an aimless walk with magickal intent. Practitioners maintain a state of gnosis, observing synchronicities and signs. This method contributes to the continuous expansion of the LDN.
When placing Nodes in public spaces, caution is crucial. Awareness of the surroundings, potential legal consequences, and discretion in the presence of law enforcement or officials are essential. Techniques like random GPS location generators can help determine significant areas for powerful Node placement.
The Liminal Distortion Network serves as the power grid for the LDS, offering #Users access to a vast reserve of energy, Will, and intent. Only approved #Users can access this network, ensuring its integrity and preventing interference from amateurs or malicious practitioners. The LDN stands as a testament to the intricate fusion of magick and technology within the Liminal Distortion System.
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