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psychosis shares much with psychedelic experience. infinite as perceived in both is often depicted in Hindu art. psychosis is therefore somewhat spiritual...

hallucinations are often caused by environmental trauma: children developing in destructive households, relentless sweatshops, brutal warzones...

arachnid nests are no utopia. suicidal mothers devour infants. siblings cannibalise another. survivors eventually rebel & commit matriphagy...*

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spiderlings eventually abandon the maternal carcass. graduate into the Outerworld. all of them traumatised. psychosis a certainty. nightmarish visions a regular thing...

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an arachnid has up to eight eyes encircling its head. all of them unblinking. perhaps developed as a survival mechanism. for both the nest & Outerworld...

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many have a hypersensitivity to 'vibrations'. advantageous to detect predator & prey. a mechanism similar to that of traumatised people...

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male maratus volans appear somewhat esoteric. seemingly with turbans & beards. patterns reminiscent of African art. a mating ritual evocative of Indian dance...

the whole thing similar to a psychedelic vision. wise arachnids & insectoids often seen with certain hallucinogens. often communicating via unconventional means...

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eyes of male maratus volans show much. a degree of love absent from a brutal childhood. something it must have learned elsewhere...

perhaps through heavenly visions brought about by psychosis. spiritual & personal revelations. communication with a higher source...

[*mothers cannibalising spiderlings is relatively rare. probably only occurring in emergencies. the process of eating & then being eaten by one's own children is of course karmic...]