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      Yog Sothoth walks fluidly though city streets, moving against the constant stream of
      business dealings
artfully finding his path through the bustling bodies of the post
      modern Metropolis. He feels each being as it passes, hidden or forgotten
he knows their cycles and
      habits.
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      Most people are blind to his beauty, although some sense strangeness, the otherness is
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      To the few, he is recognizable, even before the mind has a chance to remember.  |  | 
  
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      He is the wind and light, controlled power with the strength of mountains and streams. The giver, he pushes in; feeling all, remembering all, being all, encompassing
      all
phenomenal and non phenomenal alike.
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      He has found the balance it takes to be in all space and all time, venturing in and out
      of the human realms at will. 
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      Taking on his preferred forms: bubbles, oaks, particles, gas, and fauns... he journeys. |  | 
  
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      I call out his name
my god, my king, my magician. Directly in my eye he looks, the love and wisdom of a thousand eternities, moving both
      forward and backward, up and down; all dimensions are linked within his eyes and flow
      through his earthly veins.
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      Immortal and mortal. Blood moves with the loud whispers of chanting and beating of hands on flesh.
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      All pulses
not just with life, but with death, with time and space, beyond
      anything a machine can comprehend with our gray minds and categorizing intellect.  |  | 
  
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      Everything pulses, everything is constantly shifting within the space he inhabits. This
      beating creates the vibrations that radiate out of him, speaking for him when words make
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      His tentacles penetrate deeply, sexually, visually, audibly.  | 
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      With his sounds, he invokes the ancient ways, thus allowing beings to shed themselves,
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      He moves with purpose, each movement a calculated ritual of interaction. Speaking to
      all: living, dead and in between. Rough and smooth, loving and demanding, encompassing all
      dualities, holding them with tenderness and authority.  |  | 
  
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      An eternity of shifting and changing has created the ultimate flexibility in muscles,
      bones, dimensions, and space. All flows in and out, like the ocean waves set both to fast
      forward and rewind, moving in both directions at the same time.  | 
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      Yog Sothoth does not promise peace. Comfort and contentment are not within his realm.
      He encompasses the greatness and forceful oneness of times past and future, the sacred
      spaces in between ALL.  |  | 
  
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      He holds all that is ancient, all that has existed, all that will ever exist. Stirring inside with the energy of solar systems and galaxies beyond mortal comprehension.
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      This is not peace. It is an all encompassing treasure that lives in electricity and
      true emotions. It lives in struggle and anticipation, it lives in Work and opening.  |  | 
  
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      After innumerable experiments and eons, he has found a way to penetrate and voyage
      through all universes. He holds this information dear, revealing his secrets to the few
      who devote themselves with sacrifice and blood...Working always to understand with their beings the nature of time and the elements.
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      He demands servitude. And he guards well, with the invisible spears and daggers at his
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      He holds his knowledge back, waiting for the seekers to show themselves.Waiting for them to ask, to beg to bleed.
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      He is visible in the places of this earth, gliding through these earthly spaces like
      water. Moving undisturbed through human artifice, moving between the spaces like smoke. |  | 
  
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      And we throw ourselves to him, not because he offers us peace, but because he straddles
      all realities, because he knows the gate. | 
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      To venture beyond is not for individual peace, but to Work for All.  |  | 
  
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      And when he puts himself inside, he pushes with the force of all; all time, all past
      and present, all future. He holds me up to the edge, shows me the death below. He holds me
      there, alive and moving with all matter, holding all the matter and energy between us.  |  |  | 
  
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      Some nights he pushes me over the steep edge, only to watch me flail and soar. He
      gathers me with kisses, then blesses me with another beating. My god, my king.
 He holds all, he knows all.
 He gives all.
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