Landscape and culture

[06:15] <obli> Ancient ages transform the linear timeline. Memories of the land try to demolish the concrete and further bring about the disintegration of human societies.   A souce who keeps watch on us from a slight crack within the concrete.   The places that contain these dangers are not mentioned on maps.   These are the restricted areas of Tokyo, and if found are not recommend to penetrate.   But our starved souls are sometimes attracted by these areas.  

[06:15] <obli> Areas where the protective spirit transcends human morality.   But could contain a trigger to release or destroy our soul.   The relationship with the land is also a hope to change our entropic society

[06:16] <@Otter> dangers of... going native?

[06:17] <@Otter> call of the wild?

[06:18] <obli> Tokyo Restricted Area   The make-up on the face of the ancient city of Tokyo is plated by concrete, but beneath its antiquities and modernities, the city is sick.   Crimes and tragedies are not only created by human behaviour. The power of land is also the cause

[06:18] <obli> maybe

[06:18] <obli> i think

[06:18] <obli> it's diffrent to that though

[06:18] <obli> thats a more

[06:18] <obli> romantic notion

[06:19] <obli> this is something occult

[06:19] <@Otter> sounds feng shuish

[06:20] <@Otter> reminds me of the beginning of a godzilla movie

[06:20] <obli> we were discussing this at the last pagan meet/chat we had in town

[06:20] <obli> why we don't really get a feeling off the land here

[06:21] <obli> there were theories put forward that there wasn't enough human history

[06:21] <@Otter> hmmm

[06:21] <@Otter> in some places i've been, it's quite pronounced

[06:21] <obli> same

[06:21] <obli> many places

[06:22] <obli> but the uk esspcially

[06:22] <obli> but i'm of the opinion

[06:22] <@Otter> in the woods not far from my friends' house in colorado, there's a ley line

[06:22] <obli> that the land here is too new

[06:22] <@Otter> at least i think that's probably the same thing they talk about in the UK

[06:23] <@Otter> when i'd go for a hike, i used it  for navigation

[06:24] <@Otter> you mean human settlements are too new, or the land itself is new?

[06:27] <obli> the land itself

[06:30] <obli> it's only really been above sea level for 1.8 million years

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[06:32] <obli> compared even to how long life has been around

[06:32] <obli> let alone

[06:33] <obli> how long land has been around

[06:33] <obli> it's basically brand new

[06:36] <obli> this is the tallest mountain in the ukhttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/09/BenNevis2005.jpg/800px-BenNevis2005.jpg

[06:36] <obli> this is the tallest mountain in new zealand

[06:36] <obli> https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Mt_Cook_LC0247.jpg

[06:37] <obli> the first one is like 350 million years old