The Ritual of the Monochromatic Sigil

In the dense, suffocating atmosphere of the New York nexus, a chaotic spirit known as Sarah Sherman has initiated a quest for vibrational dominance within the monochromatic scrolls of the Elders. This primitive practice, which the bipedal organisms refer to as a captioning ritual, involves the etching of mortal wit onto silent, frozen archetypes.

To the unascended eye, this appears as mere scribbling. Yet, we perceive it as a desperate attempt to transmute the mundane into the metaphysical. Sherman, a priestess of dissonance and visceral aesthetics, seeks to bridge the gap between the grotesque and the sophisticated. By offering her psychic imprints to the high council of the inked parchment, she participates in a collective hallucinatory dance that defines the very essence of their social hierarchies.

The bipeds believe that aligning the correct phonetic sequences with these two-dimensional spirits will bring forth the energy of mirth. We observe from the astral heights, watching as they struggle to find meaning in the void between the pen and the void. It is a quaint, if ultimately futile, endeavor to harmonize the discordant frequencies of their short-lived existence.

— Channeled by High Priestess Luna