


The Tings
The Tings is a living index of embodied medicine, spiritual practice, somatic ritual, ancestral technologies, and water-based healing.




These are portals into distinct terrains of embodied practice.
Public language names the terrain; the medicine lives within protected containers.

Hair, Ancestral Memory & Embodied Care
Afro Ting centers hair as living archive—holding memory, lineage, and embodied identity.
This terrain approaches hair care as ritual practice rooted in relationship, rhythm, and ancestral presence.
Care here is not aesthetic alone; it is remembrance.
Afro Tings

Mushrooms & Roses
Beauty, Decay, Grief & Regeneration
Mushrooms & Roses explores the coexistence of tenderness and rot, grief and bloom.
This terrain honors the cycles of composting that make beauty possible—where what falls away feeds what grows.
A study in living with softness while staying rooted in what is real.
→ This body of work lives in the inner archive.
On da Left Hand Side of Mushrooms & Roses

Embodied Astrology, Ancestral Veneration & Lived Cosmology
Altard U & Astro Me is a crossroads where the self, ancestors, and cosmos are held in relationship.
This is astrology returned to the body—beyond tropes, beyond surface meaning—toward lived practice, ancestral memory, and grounded spiritual rhythm.
The stars are not spectacle here; they are relational guides for embodied living.
→ Full transmissions are held within the protected container.
Altard U & Astro Me

Practice, Pedagogy & Production
The Lab is a container for coursework, ritual architecture, and collective practice design.
This space holds the behind-the-scenes of building spiritual containers, learning environments, and sustainable creative systems.
A living study in how structure becomes a form of care.
The Lab by Blaxkcurry
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Nonbinary Becoming & Uncharted Terrain
Trans Learn Tings is an exploration of nonbinary becoming beyond the edges of known language.
This work lives in the uncharted—where identity, body, and spirit are not fixed forms but evolving practice.
Not a flipping of norms, but a listening for what emerges when naming loosens its grip.
Trans Learn Tings

Listening, Sound & Nervous System Care
I Hear Tings is a practice of deep listening—attuning to sound, silence, and the subtle frequencies that shape the nervous system.
This terrain centers how listening becomes regulation, discernment, and embodied presence in a loud world.
Not consumption of sound, but relationship to it.
I Hear Tings

Vision, Witnessing & Perception
I See Tings explores how we witness the world and ourselves—what we take in, what we overlook, and how perception shapes reality.
This practice centers intentional seeing as a form of care, clarity, and grounding in visual overload.
Seeing here is not spectacle; it is presence.
I See Tings

Voice, Language & Spellwork
I Speak Tings tends the relationship between voice, naming, and creation.
This terrain honors speech as vibration—how words shape nervous systems, realities, and relational fields.
Here, language is not performance; it is practice.
I Speak Tings

Food, Nourishment & Daily Ritual
I Eat Tings centers nourishment as a daily spiritual practice—how what we ingest shapes mood, energy, and capacity.
This is a grounded approach to feeding the body with care, rhythm, and relationship, not perfection.
Eating here is not discipline; it is devotion.
I Hear Tings

Somatic Contact & Sensory Grounding
I Touch Tings is about contact—how touch, texture, and proximity regulate the body and restore presence.
This terrain honors consensual, intentional contact with self and world as a form of grounding and repair.
Touch here is not spectacle; it is attunement.
I Touch Tings

Movement, Rhythm & Embodiment
I Move Tings explores movement as a language of the body—how rhythm, slowness, and repetition become medicine.
This practice centers moving in ways that sustain rather than extract, listening for the body’s own tempo.
Movement here is not performance; it is relationship.
→ Full transmissions live within the inner container.
I Move Tings

Discernment, Pattern Recognition & Inner Knowing
I Know Tings tends the development of inner knowing—how discernment forms through pattern recognition, lived experience, and relational memory.
This terrain centers wisdom as something practiced, not accumulated.
Knowing here is not certainty; it is cultivated presence.

















