Welcome to Ergoat.com!
This Website (which is always being constructed) has been developed by me;
that is Ergoat,
as a shrine on the path of many roads that make up the Information Super Highway through which you are currently traversing.
"A shrine hailing to what?" you ask?
As shown in the visual metaphor of a Buddha shrine getting tagged by paint in a form of illegal iconoclast artistic expressionism, this is an Anti-Shrine!
I have been traveling around the earth for over two years, and in that time I've been getting into all kinds of adventures and ordeals, meeting people from all walks of life and have received some profound insights that I'd like to share online.
Now there can many ways of going about this; I'm going to jump around here and there, slashing theories, spinning wheels of thoughts and prayers, and generally have a mixed-up amalgamated style. Thus goes my modus operandi.
This site will be dealing with my critical analysis of the animated works of Shinichiro Watanabe and others. I shall try to focus (ha!) on Samurai Champloo, with some underpinnings of Cowboy Bebop, dealing with my ideas and synchronicities in philosophies of travel, the Psychedelic Experience, Burning Man!, cannabis, biodiesel, religion, corporate enterprise, getting back to the land, social revolutions, violence, martial arts, cinema, television, music, dreaming, past histories, personal growth and development, losing yourself, finding yourself, prostitution, slavery, the role of the plow in the settlement of Nebraska, drugs, entheogens, terrorism, brainwashing, chases, escapes, true love, miracles and anything else I feel like writing or ranting about at any given time I feel like updating (which shall be frequently).
A spontaneously composed bit of epic poetry written on the wall on the Temple of Infinity at KiwiBurn, New Zealand 2007.
Mugen, the main character in Samurai Champloo, a deep source of inspiration.
"The Revolution is not a dinner party." ---Mao Tse-tung
"Anarchy is The Revolution and dinner parties!" --- Ergoat
