• Ep. 25: Thumper Forge on the Specialness and Magic of Queerness

  • Jan 10 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
  • Podcast

Ep. 25: Thumper Forge on the Specialness and Magic of Queerness

  • Summary

  • Summary

    Thumper Forge, a Gardnerian high priest, and Discordian Episkopos discusses the intersection of queer spirituality, leather and fetish culture, and chaos magic. Thumper shares their journey of becoming who they were meant to be through 12-step recovery and exploring different spiritual traditions. They emphasize the importance of community and finding acceptance within the queer community. Thumper also talks about their book 'Virgo Witch: Divining the Details' and the significance of embracing one's astrological sign. They encourage listeners to reject limitations imposed by others and to explore their own potential.


    Takeaways

    • Queer spirituality is about embracing the specialness and magic of queerness and becoming who we are meant to be as queer individuals.
    • Community is essential for queer people, as it provides acceptance and support that may not be found in mainstream society.
    • Embracing an eclectic spiritual path allows for exploration and personal growth, combining different traditions and practices that resonate with the individual.
    • The history and origins of spiritual practices are important, but personal gnosis and individual experiences should also be valued.
    • Comparison and self-doubt can hinder personal growth and potential. Embrace your own journey, and don't let others define your limitations.

    Resources
    Thumper's Website
    Instagram
    Facebook

    Queer Spirituality Website

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