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Technomancy Explained: Chaos Magic, Sigils, and the Ancient Heresy Behind it


What is technomancy, and where did it actually come from? In this video HopeGirl traces the documented history: Austin Osman Spare's sigil magic, the birth of chaos magic in 1970s England, Grant Morrison's hypersigil, and how the tradition moved onto the internet - including runes and bindrunes. Then HopeGirl digs into the core idea underneath it all, “belief is a tool, not a truth,” and connect it to an ancient heresy called Gnosticism, and what Scripture says in response.

Before she gets into it, HopeGirl share why she recognises this vocabulary - her own background in Wicca and New Age teaching before becoming a Christian in 2016.

This is an educational overview built from published sources and practitioners' own descriptions of their practice. It is not an endorsement, and she is not making claims about any individual.

Scripture referenced: Genesis , Acts , 1 John 4:1, 1 John 4:2-3.

Sources for everything covered here, with links, are in the free article linked below.

Technomancy, Psinergy & The Biodigital Convergence


What if the "science" you're being shown is actually an ancient occult practice wearing a lab coat? In this deep-dive lecture, I read through highlights of my research paper "Technomancy, Psinergy & The Biodigital Convergence" - an investigation into how chaos magic, biofield practice, and technomancy are three different vocabularies describing the same operational framework. Compiled from archived practitioner websites, peer-reviewed literature, and government documents, this paper traces a direct line from Austin Osman Spare's sigil magic in the early 1900s to the digital spells being broadcast across your social media feeds today.

You'll learn how chaos magic migrated from underground lodges to the internet, how bind runes are embedded in video broadcasts as "constant signals," and how a technique called reverse paradigmatic piracy uses IEEE engineering papers the same way Latin scripture was once used - to bypass your critical thinking through institutional authority you can't verify. This isn't speculation. Every claim is sourced and linked in the full free paper on Substack.

Whether you're researching the bio-digital convergence, concerned about emerging technology agendas, or simply want to understand why certain content creators mix Christian language with energy healing and runic symbols, this video gives you the framework to decode what you're actually seeing.