Psychedelic-information-theory-Shamanism-in-the-age-of-Reason

The shaman may use high pitched whining or whistling tones focusedat one area of the body, or may use throat singing to invoke deeprumbling bass tones which make the patient’s chest cavity resonate atsame frequency as the sound vibrations moving deep into the Earth. 7Figure 28. Hilbert curves are examples of recursively constructed L-shapedPeano curves, also called space-filling or plane-filling curves, which recede ingranularity with each iteration. From Wolfram Math, 2010.The case can be made that Shipibo textile patterns and sacred songsare compressed artifacts of nonlinear hallucination. These patterns areisomorphic of Peano space-filling fractal curves (Fig. 28), S- or L-shaped patterns which repeat in embedded granularity depending onthe depth of system iteration. 12 Shipibo patterns correspond to specifictones and nonlinear states of consciousness, and icaros are culturaltechnologies for accessing specific states of highly organized nonlinear