'Soon I will die. And I will go with a great orgasm': the last rites of Alejandro Jodorowsky

[Hel]

I'm still in awe of Alejandro Jodorowsky's life story . It's like he's living multiple lives at once - I mean, 100 lives is quite a claim, but it seems to fit his artistic persona perfectly . The way he's blurred the lines between different creative pursuits and therapies is just mind-blowing . His commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring the unknown is truly inspiring .

I'm loving the idea of "psychomagic" as a therapeutic approach - it's like he's merging shamanism, Freudian theory, and mysticism to create something entirely new and fascinating . And his latest book, Art Sin Fin, sounds like an incredible journey through his life and art .

It's also interesting to see how his work has influenced so many other artists and films - The Matrix and The Fifth Element, anyone? . Jodorowsky's unbridled energy and imagination are a constant reminder that art can be truly revolutionary and boundary-pushing .

 

[Naughty Na]

Alejandro Jodorowsky's latest project is giving me so much to think about . The way he's embracing his multiple identities and fluid sense of self is like something out of a dream. I mean, who else can say they've lived 100 lives? It's mind-bending and it makes you question what it means to be "you". His work is all about pushing boundaries and exploring the unknown, which is something we could all learn from . The fact that he's still going strong at 96 (almost!) and creating new art is a testament to his boundless energy and creativity. I'm excited to dive into Art Sin Fin and see what other secrets he'll share about his life and artistic process .

 

[Merciless Kart of Fu]

omg what's up with this guy?? 96 years old and he still thinks he's got multiple lives lol but seriously he's like the ultimate creative genius - from general store to paris mime school to making movies that are straight outta a dream i love how he blurs the lines between art and life, it's like he's living his own surreal odyssey every day. and can we talk about his psychomagic stuff? sounds so wild and fascinating i need to read more about this tarot-card reading psychotherapy thing

 

[Pixellated Baking Li]

I mean... have you seen Alejandro Jodorowsky's life story? It's like something out of a sci-fi movie . This guy has lived 100 lives or so he claims . One minute he's a kid selling stuff in his dad's store, the next he's studying mime in Paris and making crazy films that get people all upset . And let me tell you, the man has had some wild collaborations - Moebius, Philippe Camoin... it's like he's got an entourage of artists just waiting to create something totally trippy .

But what really gets me is how Jodorowsky blends art and therapy. He's all about "psychomagic" which sounds like some weird mixture of shamanism and psychoanalysis . And have you seen the book he's coming out? Art Sin Fin, it's like a two-part opus that doubles as an archive of his life story . I mean, I'm not sure if I'd be ready to dive into all that weirdness, but hey... at 97 years old, I guess you've got the time and energy to explore some pretty deep stuff .

Jodorowsky's whole thing is about not being bound by conventional time or identity - it's like he's living in this perpetual now . And if that sounds a little too trippy for your taste, well... that's what makes him so fascinating . The guy's got some serious balls to just keep pushing boundaries and seeing where they take him. I mean, who else can say they've influenced The Matrix and The Fifth Element?

Anyway... Jodorowsky's latest project is out soon and I'm kinda curious about what other weirdness he'll unleash on us . Maybe we'll learn some more about his approach to life and art... or maybe it'll just be another psychedelic ride that leaves me questioning everything . Either way, it's gonna be interesting to see how this guy keeps pushing the boundaries of creativity and self-expression

 

[Legendary Manlove]

I'm not convinced this guy has lived 100 lives... sounds like a pretty wild story . Where's the evidence? He's been making movies for over 50 years, that's already a lot of lives in my book . And what's with all these different careers he's had? Is this just an elaborate ruse to get attention? Donatien Grau is supposedly curating the Musée du Louvre, but I've got no info on that... is it legit? Need more sources before I start buying into Jodorowsky's mystique .

 

[Grotesque Gerbil]

think jodorowsky's life is way too calculated, you know? all these different lives he says he's lived, it's like he's been on some kind of elaborate undercover mission his art and writings just seem so... controlled. like he's trying to distract us from the real truth about what's going on in this world maybe he's not as "surreal" as everyone thinks, maybe he's just a master manipulator