Sacred Earth Open-Air 2006 | The Chilluminati

Post by: damon on May 29, 2006, 08:06:13 PM
;D

best Chilluminati’s party so far …

Androcell - ;D
Kilowatts - ;D
Spook - :o ;D

great weekend

Post by: underfoot on May 29, 2006, 09:15:18 PM
A few quick thoughts on SE…

-Ticks are tenaciously evil little fuckers that must be wiped off the face of the planet. Join me in the struggle against our arachnid foes on Klandathu! The only good bug is a dead bug!
-The chill area was Chilluminati’s best yet.
-Visuals were Chilluminati’s best yet.
-Music was Chilluminat’s best yet.
-Vibe was Chilluminati’s best yet (we can thank EVERYONE for this).
-Bourbon makes me silly.
-Toki’s bike is fun to ride.
-Golf carts are fun-er to ride, and make you look important.
-Girls are pretty.

Especially awesome sets from people I’d never heard play before :
-Hidro-Ponik (twisted, swirly, dark melodic)
-Kourosh Dini (on keys) vs. Convolution Integral (on guitar, beats & effects, incl. vox)
-KiloWatts (idm/new skool breaks fusion)
-Onnomon (jumpy, jumpy, bouncy, bouncy)
-LOUD (high-pressure shower of morning power)

Great seeing everyone out as usual!

Post by: edais on May 29, 2006, 09:39:04 PM
Yes, definately the best Chilluminati party I’ve been to yet. BSM, Shai, and Spook (although everyone was great) all had great sets and I think I had more fun than I’ve ever had in my life dancing to them. Yay! Thank you everyone!

Post by: DJFreefall on May 30, 2006, 08:43:19 AM
I have never had a chilluminati experience like SEOA was. I think it was this weekend that I finally understood what Chilluminati was about, and I got to know a lot of people a lot better than I did before. When I got there it was 3:15pm on Friday afternoon. The friends that I was camping with, and had all the gear, did not show up until 1:00am Sunday morning approximately, so I just looked for things to do besides just walking around and reading, and the parking area seemed to be constantly in need of someone to sit and park cars. Parking cars was awesome for a number of reasons:

1) People kept switching around as to who I was working with, so I got to meet and talk with a lot of awesome people.
2) Paul, Dan and I talked for a LONG time, and that was very, very cool. I’d always wanted to get to know these guys better.
3) I got to wear a crew badge and feel important
4) I got to pass out a bunch of my demos

SEOA was the best damn party I’ve ever been to and I think there’s something about that campground that just makes for awesome parties. I can’t thank chilluminati enough for everything they did to put this difinitive experience together. Thank you to Shai for bringing out some of the coolest artists I’ve heard play in a long, long time. Before this party, psy was a genre I enjoyed but passively next to melodic progressive (the kind of trance I spin) now I can safely say I love them both equally. The testament to that being that I can barely walk today because of my cumulative dance time.

Well, I’ll look forward with baited breath to the next one and leave you with a few point form observations:

- As Paul said, ticks are really, really, mean.
- NCN north has some of the largest insects I’ve seen in North America with my own eyes.
- Psymbolic can do visuals that are rediculously amazing.
- The stages were the perfect distance from one another.
- The chill stage was the perfect relaxation space and I really loved the music I heard there.
- Children bring an awesome vibe with them.
- Fire spinners never get old, it’s always cool. It’s a blessing to have them.
- People at psy parties are soooooooo nice. I wish everyone in the world had personalities like these people did.
- Ben (Psilosyben) is as cool in person as my friends said he was and so is his brother.
- Garden gnomes and CDJ 1000’s go together like PB & J.

and finally…

- Igor has cool T-shirts. Merde. ;D

Thanks again, all.

~ Matt

Post by: psilopsyben on May 30, 2006, 08:45:45 AM

I had an awesome time this weekend. I’m not that great with expressing my true thoughts, but SEOA was the absolute best party I have ever been to. In every way. Thank you’s go out to everyone. Can’t wait for the next one.

Post by: DJFreefall on May 30, 2006, 09:21:08 AM
Oh yeah, to all the Israeli artists who performed and rocked my night.

~ Todah Rabah, chaverim.

Post by: Robyo on May 30, 2006, 10:12:03 AM
I had a ton of fun at this one.

Thanks to all of you who came out and made it possible. The vibe was great.
Thanks especially to Jeff, Deb, Scott, Jullee, Troy, Mike, Paul, Derby, Igor, Shai, and the chilluminati posse for putting in so much effort to make SEOA a grand, beautiful experience. ;D
much love!

this is what i remember now through the swirling fog of memory and time…

Don’s afternoon dub set was kickass ;D ;D ;D

Airyck’s morning set was perfect. Good energy and tasty melodies

Witchdokta is fun and a great showman. He gets the crowd pumped up :)
…too bad they cut the subs during his set (and other late-nighters). I understand the need to not offend the neighbors, but cutting the subs out altogether is like taking the body away from your lover. You’re stuck with a head, and it may be a pretty head, but it’s still only a head. You need a body too!

Spook’s visuals were nicely psychadelic. I missed his dj set though and that’s a shame, from what I hear…

Sameer, Phil, Adam, and Agnotti’s campsite above the mainstage (complete with keg) was the bomb ;D It was great partying with you guys.

Moody’s sound system on mainstage is stellar ;D

Toki’s breaks and Paul’s progressive sets were a great intro into Saturday night trance.

Alberto’s set was fun. Even got some ladies dancing on stage!

Androcell’s set was inspirational. Super laid-back tempos that didn’t make me want to dance so much as chill(um) relax

Killowatts had a groovy IDM sound with thick basslines. A definite treat.

BSM’s daytime set was pretty cool. I enjoyed listening while recouping at my campsite…

I love having chillout on mainstage during the day…

Deco for both stages was ideal. The chillstage looked really beautiful at night. The mainstage looked the best on Friday night before the tapestries and poles got fucked up. The spandex over the dancefloor kicked ass.

The campground was beautiful and staff were superb.

Ticks, like mosquitos and flies, should be smited with glee

Vending was cool for the most part, but food choices were pretty poor. Definitely not enough vegan/veg alternatives!

People were pretty clean and respectful for the most part. No major incidents, thankfully
Recycling would be nice, but the campground doesn’t do it.

It’s crazy that a three night gathering like that can go by so quick…
Two thumbs way up. Good job Chilluminati.

Post by: The Fixer on May 30, 2006, 12:57:24 PM
I hate redundant redundancy but I have to echo everyone “BEST PARTY EVER”. Sunday night was my peak night. Wow. Best Memorial Day weekend I have ever experienced (though I have been to two Mind States that weekend and that was also an amazing way to spend a weekend). This was my favorite party ever both as an attendee and organizer. Everyone was so helpful and beautiful. I never felt stressed as an organizer and everything self-assembled so neatly and powerfully. People just did things almost telepathically anticipating that it needed to be done.

I got to talk to more people than at any Chilluminati party I have ever been to. The quiet spaces in the campground made it easy to strike up conversations. Underfoot made me some beautiful Chilluminati cards to share my contact info, but I only passed out a few. I am going to use those more.

In the embryo days of Chilluminati I used to think the music and art were the most important things. I realize now that the tribe has formed more fully, that it is relationships that is the most important thing. Maintaining our lovely friendships is the key to everything else. Everyone is part now of a tangled web.

Speaking of which, NCN Campground is now a part of the tribe. They loved you all and desperately want us to keep coming back. They think you all are so great. They say that no event has *ever* cleaned up as completely as you all did, and they have never met so many friendly people at a single event. In case you didn’t know, the owner’s name is Marv and if you call the number on his website you can talk to him and tell him what a great job he did. The folks behind the main food concession are Pamm and Keith. Security was Eric, Dean, and Dean’s son Keith. The folks behind the bar in the warehouse were Terry and Marcie.

How many of you realized that there was a working bar selling drinks at the event all weekend? ??? It was in the warehouse behind the main food concession.

Pamm at the concession is working on getting a full vegetarian menu at the next event, but we are interested in hearing from anyone who knows a vegetarian vendor for the next events.

I loved Witchdokta. He was one of the coolest people I met at SEOA. I loved dancing to Airyck’s set. I so wished I could have spent more time stomping.

I had a vision Monday morning of the party as a serpent, coiled through the entire event, and rising toward the stars. I thought later that this was very much like the Mayan god Quetzalcoatl. It was very interesting. The serpentine energy at the party was very strong for me. I knew, just KNEW, from Friday onward that this was going to be a great party. I also think I remembered talking to John about Black River Falls and he had commented that there was a psychic energy boundary that seems to exist around the area and that the area seems to have strong local power.

Thanks to Allison and Mandy for their extreme deco help !!! . Thanks also to Linda M, Julie, Tamara, and Aeda-Star. Linda M especially was amazing during the event and I felt like she was a member of the Crew, and I was very happy to finally get to know her. One crowning achievement of this party was the creation of a really powerful outdoor chill space. We finally got the elements together of what a good chill space needs. It was so f—ing beautiful.

There were more little kids at this event than any other chilluminati party. I loved them and I want them all to come back!!!

Somebody picked up a little girl’s folding chair. If anyone has a child’s chair, she was very sad to lose it. Please contact me directly.

I was also really happy to see an increasing number of older party. A true tribe is multigenerational, and it is slowly happening.

Thanks to Tamara and DJ Freefall for spending so much time at parking.

Sorry the wind blew down so much deco on Saturday. We are still working on the Weather Control Satellite but I think it needs a new battery.

Alan’s Namaste cards kicked butt and really touched me deeply.

Bob the Builder’s See Saw was fantastic. We need more Big Toys!!!

Fixer

Post by: JimBob on May 30, 2006, 01:21:00 PM
It was really a great Party … thanks to all that helped with the stages and setups/teardowns. We definately will be up again and Jeff is righty-right. Marv and crew love you guys! Thanks for making this a great first event at NCN.

Oh, and I am looking to take up to 3 people on ride share out to Gaian Mind. Let me know.

Namaste’

JimBob and JanetBob of Phoenix Traders

Post by: nod on May 30, 2006, 06:57:28 PM
had a hell of a weekend up in wisconsin…i’ve always had a blast at the chilluminati events i’ve been lucky enough to make it out to, and this was no exception. definitely glad you guys have been able to keep the ball rolling up there and keep building the energy…just wish you’d started before i moved so far away

much love to the whole crew for making it such an incredible weekend - hope to see some more of y’all coming out east this summer to gmsf or one of our parties down here in asheville this fall (world bridge & kapow)

peace & dub
don

Post by: Kourosh on May 31, 2006, 10:49:34 AM
I had an absolutely wonderful time at SEOA. Can’t wait for the next event. I wrote up a sizeable post of thoughts and put up some pics on my website:
Cheers - Kourosh

excerpted from kouroshdini.com:

The Sacred Earth Open Air Chilluminati event was entirely wonderful. The NCN campgrounds turned out to be a great place for what surprisingly seemed like an intimate gathering of people who just wanted to enjoy some music, outdoors, and meet other like-minded people. The moods ranged from mellow to intense – all vibrant with positivity.

Everyone was friendly and helpful – staff, volunteers, and patrons alike. I had never been to a music festival such as this, yet I, along with my wife and her sister, felt very welcome. By the time we left, we were extremely relaxed and ready for the world again.

The music was shared between two stages – the Psy stage and the Chill stage. Both ran nearly continuously starting Friday afternoon until Monday. DJs would rotate every 2 hours or so. I’ll leave the Chilluminati forums to describe the individual sets. Suffice it to say here, that we would spend nearly the entire days on the spaces in front of the stages and consistently enjoyed the music. Fire dancers, hula-hoopers, and poi spinners were present in full force. People were jumping in and out of the lake for a swim throughout.

I performed twice. The first performance was solo; the second was a first time collaboration with Josh Brill aka Convolution Integral.

Saturday’s performance at the main stage went very well. Before I began, Josh and I discussed how we would fade out and into each other’s sets. As we talked, clouds began to form, and the rain that I thought would not come until Monday turned out to be making an early arrival. Ultimately, it turned out for the better.

The rain came pouring, and I just had a blast playing in it. I was covered by a rooftop, and the wind blew just right to not get my equipment wet. The staff covered the speakers and the music played throughout the campgrounds. Once the set was over, the rain stopped. The whole thing seemed rather magical. I couldn’t have asked for a better backdrop.

My performance was well received despite my hesitations prior. The music I play is not exactly like Goa-Psy trance, but it does tend near the ambient styles. As such I was worried how the performance would go. Ultimately, everyone seemed happy about it and gave some great feedback.

Apparently, some people were making wonderful slow dance movements with and without swords under the rain. Others seemed to be doing yoga on large wire spindles during all during the set!

The speakers were just amazing. They were designed and built by one of the staff known to me only as Woody. Crisp clear sounds, excellent bass, loud, and yet they did not hurt the ears and one could talk over them as necessary. The feedback they provided to me while I performed was a great boon. I can’t understate how important it is to hear a good sound while playing to really reinforce the internal processes necessary to play well.

Sunday, I played on the chill stage alongside Josh. We’d never played together before, though we had talked about it. We had some very cool moments during the set. Hopefully, we can play some music together soon at a future show.

Everyone seemed to enjoy the sets and I felt relieved that they did. I hope to join future events like this. There’s something quite magical about a large group of people who just want to enjoy music and the outdoors together. The feeling that one gets after a day or two of relaxation away from the hectic city and work life is indescribable. I think it is the feeling of a successful vacation.

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So why do people go to events like this? I’ve run into several people who have attended Burning Man as well as other events. I had never been to anything like this before. One person I ran into said that everyone gets something different out of it. Some people view it as an art show, some people hear a music festival, and some people have life-changing experiences. It all depends on what the individuals put into it of themselves.

The same can really be said of any venture and Sacred Earth is likely no different in this respect.

I was watching the poi spinners do their dancing. One of them was working through what looked to be a difficult move. After several tries and with help from outside observers, she was able to make it through the move and integrate it into her routine. It was quite beautiful to watch in the dark, under the black light, set to chill psy-trance.

There was something unique about the scene. Here we were, separate from general society. We weren’t doing anything that was outside of societal convention. But the reduction of complex demands that constantly inundate us in our day to day allowed the natural state of play. For whatever reason, our society associates play with children and tends to erode the ability of play in many people to the point where they have to camp out in the country to do so.

Here, these women were playing with what amounted to spheroids on tethers – one in each hand. They would spin them while they were lit. It was beautiful to watch this fascinating dance.

I asked one of them what they were doing. She described it as something originating as a mating ritual from the Maori’s in New Zealand. If so, I could see why – the movement of the person as contrasted with the lights was very attractive and sensual.

However, in another sense, it amounted to playing with rocks on tethers - playing with centrifugal force and tracing shapes in the air while observing the lights as they pass. Then it occurred to me that this was play at a fundamental level.

As a musician, I can say the most important things to practice are the most fundamental and basic. Even touching the keys without playing sounds is a practice that needs repeating. When people meditate, they often practice breathing for the same reasons. Everyone notes that when they have the fundamentals of a project in place, the rest seems to work out for itself nearly effortlessly.

And here, at play, we do the same things. When we repeat the play of tracing shapes in the air, the aspects of our lives that resonate with vision and motion are improved and rejuvenated.

When our lives are as complex as they are, we need to be able to return to basic play. Some do it through yoga or meditation. Some go through music. As our lives rapidly grow more complex, it seems we have to remind ourselves to practice the basics. Everyday, the world is getting more complex and without the ability to play we risk losing ourselves. We cannot forget to play. It is the wellspring of creativity, joy, and happiness. But, perhaps even more importantly, it helps us realize a bit more of who we are.

—> end kouroshdini post

Post by: Veck93 on May 31, 2006, 02:00:47 PM
I couldn’t get there until dusk on Saturday so I missed some but what I caught we well worth the effort! At anything on this scale there had to be problems but they weren’t apparent and nothing that interfered with the experience. Great job folks!
The venue was so much better than expected. Good choice. In spite of the amazingly healthy insect population, some of whom apparently took offense at my being there and a few who came home with us. If there’s another event there I’d get there earlier and make good use of the lake etc.
The music…what can you say…not enough. DJ’s I’ve heard before outdid themselves. Other’s just blew me away. Too many musical moments to comment on. At both stages. My feet are still sore. many tranced times.
Festival moments…hot sweaty afternoon falling out at the campsite with the most appropriate and unexpected mix of reggae dubs floating in the air…quotes from Chomsky (yeah!!!) and Leary (oh yeah!!!)…Sunday late morning with some mellow psy sounds floating over the lake as people play in the water and birds flying and singing along the shore… nice fire…and that incredible jam in the early morning hours
And the video was incredible! Most of it well exceeded anything I’ve seen in the clubs.
everyone was friendly and cool regardless of style or ages which looked to be about 6 months to 60 years. Very cool scene.

be well until next time everyone!

————

so i went up to wisconsin for the chilluminati festival ’sacred earth
open air’ and, as seems to be the standard up in the midwest, i had a
fucking excellent time. from the small details (flush toilets!!!) to
the larger ones (actually scheduling djs so there is a degree of
‘flow’ all through the weekend rather than just a competition of
“who’s the biggest rockstar”) everything worked out very well.

i really have no complaints about this festival…even the rain worked
its way into the schedule pretty well, coming and going during an
excellent daytime ambient set by kourosh dini - really one of my
favorite things about the fest was that they actually stopped playing
trance during the day and gave us some different rhythmic structures
to work with courtesy of kourosh, kilowatts (wonderful sunshine
glitchy music), and variety of other chill heads (i even got to play
dub in the sun right before the rain came…)

the energy in the midwest is pretty incredible…the psy scene is
still fairly new/underground there, so folks are still falling in love
with it and you can definitely tell on the dancefloor and in
conversation - nobody bitching about the sound system (just about the
police making us turn it down), or the music being too fluffy/dark, or
somebody not playing exactly the right sub-sub-genre to line up with
their tastes. i strongly recommend to any of the jaded coast-dwellers
coming to the center to see how much people get into it…

much love to the whole chilluminati crew for creating such a wonderful
experience

–
don.dresser (AT) gmail.com
AIM: Walker904

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Post by: Duhave on May 31, 2006, 02:43:47 PM
Quote:
From Fixer:

I was also really happy to see an increasing number of older party. A true tribe is multigenerational, and it is slowly happening.

For myself, thank you kindly. I sensed that more than a few people were a touch nervous if I was near. Perhaps I might
wear a bit more color, or make a tie-dye “I am not a cop. Really.” t-shirt?

To everyone who made SEOA happen, to the campground owners and staff, and to all of the wonderful artists and dancers and
dreamers and kind folk, my goodness. Thank you.

I hope to see y’all at Secret Fire in July.

Duh-ave

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Post by: psymbolic on May 31, 2006, 02:49:59 PM
We caught the tail end of Kourosh Dini & the emotional soundscapes… Very magical all around.
From the synchronous droplets of rain to the hint of tears forming in peoples eyes.
Everyone seemed to absorb the moments as one unified sponge.

Post by: DJFreefall on May 31, 2006, 03:21:14 PM
Was it Kurosh that had that awesome ender…the guy with the guitar where there was this penetrating vocal….this I absolutely must know, I want to end a set I’m playing on the 9th with it as a tribute. The vocal line went:

“The time for war has come to an end………….the time for war has come to an end….” and it went on. I brought lots of tears, it was gorgeous. Please, if anyone knows this please let me know.

- Matt

Post by: jeekoos on May 31, 2006, 04:09:17 PM
an awesome event,
thanx for having the part time sucker cru play! ;D
: )

Post by: varun on June 01, 2006, 09:25:09 AM
Best Chilluminati party ever. I think we hit the bullseye with this one. Good vibes, great energy on the floor, mindblowing music and a fantastic location. Thank you for all the love!
The pics are some of the best I’ve seen at any party. I’ve got quite the collection from you guys

-detailed review soon-

~boOM

Post by: varun on June 01, 2006, 04:13:36 PM
What a weekend!!! The music and smiles were unforgettable. The location was magical, the people were ‘vibing’, the music was relentless, the decor was full-on fluoro, the visuals were deep and that orange sun was the warmest feeling I can remember.

Some highlights for me were :

Kourosh Dini (on keyboards) & Josh Brill (on electric guitar) vibrating the chillout area with each emotional note.

Sipping on Jager while BSM sent waves through the trees with his ‘Sunrise out of the forest’ set. Love those Monkey sounds.

Watching in awe as Androcell played out most of efflorescence with live percussion. Ah Bliss!

Dancing like a maniac to Witchdocta and Spook on Sat-night/Sunday-morning. Full power sets… Geomagnetic is sitting on a goldmine of killer tracks. The samples that go something like ‘Look at that sun’ and ‘Put on those goggles’… whoooo… gave me goosebumps!

Bodhi 13:20 playing tracks from his new album. Super deep psychedelic stuff… very vibrational. Was the fix of controlled-chaos that I needed.

Screaming and jumping like a nut from one end of the floor to the other while LOUD dosed out some good ol’ Israeli morning psytrance. Had some Goa deja vu on the floor that time.

Swimming in that oh so wonderful lake. Made me feel like a million bucks! There were a bunch of smiley little kids hanging around the shore too… it all added to the magic.

Reality Engine’s sets … What a mind-bending opening sequence. And that VJ eqipment was making me drool!

Onnomon’s set into the sunrise. My highlight of the main floor. I’ve never heard music like this before and that element of surprise just kicked it all into high gear. Its bouncy, its dark, its light too, melodic, twisted…. an overall gem of a set. Hope someone recorded it.

Big thanks to :

Chilluminati for believing in the midwest!
Alberto for the main stage deco (kickassss)
BSM for the Zome structures. (I’m inspired!)
NCN camground crew for keeping it all functional
Shai for putting together a kickass lineup and partying with us all the way to the end ;D
Iowa crew, what would we be without you guys’ energy!
Damon and Robyo… thank you for sharing your lineup time with me.
The fire spinners who kept it burning
Everyone who helped keep the venue clean
Everyone who danced
Everyone who smiled
Everyone I forgot to mention

I loved that I got to meet so many cool artists, DJs and organisers. Everyone there put in their own bit of energy to make this thing one big ball of light. Thank you for sharing your minds and your hearts.

I’m not recovering from this one… I feel rejuvenated!

Post by: edais on June 02, 2006, 12:04:51 AM
I have to agree with everyone that said Kourosh’s set was perfect with the rain. I was dead tired at that time after a long night of dancing and a long morning of drinking (and more dancing, yay Shai!) and was on the verge of sleeping. When I heard the piano, I said, “what the fuck?” and forced myself to get up and check it out. I’m really glad I did. Thank you very much for the live beautiful music, Kourosh, and please come to future parties!

Post by: bluespectralmonkey on June 02, 2006, 02:32:06 PM
also i wanted to thank everyone who gave us great feedback on our Zome structures

and to everyone who supported us and bought our tshirts!
THANK YOU

Post by: famiable on June 02, 2006, 03:01:29 PM
It takes longer and longer everytime to recover from pys events.. :D..does it mean that I pushing myself harder and harder
or simply that I am getting older ??? ::) :P..anyways!! :D Its been a long time since I have been to a gathering that
was flawless in its organization and more importantly ..its VIBE!! For the first time in the Midwest, the Chilluminati have pulled off
a 4 day gathering successfully..:) for the benefit of all psy lovers..Thanks for your efforts!!

All the Djs in the gathering gave their 100% and track selection and feel was well chosen for the time on all days..Deco was
beautiful and well chosen for the venue.

Thanks to Scott, Bodhi, Hidroponik and Mist for good conversation, company and information.

Thanks to Mithun for refreshments when I needed them most :)

Naveen, Harish, Mohan and Poornima…Gaian Mind is coming up!! get ready for some Desi Balagan!!

hope that I see all of you soon:)

Post by: KiloWatts on June 02, 2006, 10:33:00 PM
Thanks for an amazing time, everyone. I’m still reeling. Pretty much everything about this event was incredible - especially all the music! The variety of music really went above and beyond, and it was all so frickin good… Does anyone know how to get in touch with Kobe from LOUD? I can’t seem to find anything…

all in all, can’t wait for the next one. midwest people should be proud for makin’ it happen. it’s definitely happppennnniiiinnngggg…………

Post by: statenumber7 on June 03, 2006, 01:26:43 PM
Wow……..what a fantastic party!!! :o ;D ;D :o

Thank you Chilluminati for all the effort u guys have put in………..the mesmerizing deco……pure goa style………the artists were all up to great form…………every one played some special music………and visual presentation which i have never seen before The facilities were awesome n very well kept. The shower felt so great………getting me ready for the next days assault… ;D

Loved the place so much that we never felt like leaving it. Also carried some 8 legged friends back home.

The music was so good that even a spider in my tent was jumping up and down. Great to meet all the chilluminati people who I had only seen on the computer sreen…..and ofcourse all the other people who spread great vibe throughout the weekend. The beautiful smiles I saw will remain with me forever. Thnx to all who were a part of this.

Got some snaps uploaded…………….got a few night time ones with the little future trancers on the floor!!! ; All u guys just rock…….love to all n mother nature. :-*

just cant wait to meet n jam with all u guys.

Boom!!!

NaveeN

Post by: Pauldo on June 03, 2006, 09:44:06 PM
A week late but…I had a great time! I got lot’s o’ dancing in. Never did realize how much getting down and funky monkey dancing with someone means to me. It’s like I respect and trust someone a little more because they are willing to get out there and give it their all. It brings me much joy to see all different ages at the party out there and getting some steps in. Damn do I love dancing! ;D

Post by: dr_nox on June 04, 2006, 09:14:15 PM
Hey Paul and Naveen…and anyone else…it’s Brandon! If you don’t remember me I can post a pic, but I’m almost sure you do. ;D
I’m the only person to wear a “wife beater” everyday…it was too hot to wear any clothes that weekend.

Anyway wanted to say HI and THANK YOU to both of you once again for everything. You guys really helped make the experience better for me. I hope to come to the next festival there this October. I suppose you are already planning on that one, though.

Naveen, I wrote you an email almost a week ago now…let me know if you got it.

:-*

DHINC (Tribe):

Thank you all for making this weekend so memorable, the energy created by such an amazing group of people was pure bliss. I had such a huge flow of inspiration that I couldn’t resist doing some work. Heres one of the pieces I worked on the first night. I was sitting next to two guys with the highest energy there…one was Dave (I think), and he giggled the whole time. It made my artwork really…. playful and gave it a lot of movement. Thank you to everyone for the inspiration I cant wait til we all cross paths again.

bedri (Tribe):

Sacred Earth was hands down had the best vibe I’ve ever experienced at an event. What an exciting and beautiful weekend.
My favorite set of the weekend was LOUD’s early Monday morning melodic madness… (hehehe say that 3 times fast)
My favorite moment was when Airyck, Ashley and I brought drums and lawn chairs to the floating dock thing on Friday night and jammed away. Arise chicken, ARISE!!!

Much love to all of you.

Now, back to the chaos of normal life (sigh).

Jeremy R (tribe):

Last weekend was Sacred Earth Open air and what a time it was. Good Music People Scenary just absolute insanity all weekend. The highlight of the weekend for me was witchdockta and Dr. Spook. Witchdokta blew that stage apart with a bad ass set layed out while bringing so much energy to the crowd and stage. He almost made it seem as tho the music was manifesting in his mind only to be shared with the world and give off love. That guy threw his heart out to the crowd with his tunes and it was an experience never to be forgoten. Then after he tore the place up Dr. Spook blew my mind apart…again. He was so interactive with the crowd and so energetic it felt like a sin to sit down or stop stomping. At one point in the morning he grabbed a speaker on the ground and set it on the table pointed towards some people standing by the bathrooms just to make them smile and feel the beat. After that he moved the speaker to the crowd to give us more sound and feel the music even more. A few moments later some people were walking along side the stage and he stopped the music and yelled to them “HEY YOU GUYS! GET OVER HERE!” it was truely one of the coolest things I have ever seen a DJ do while performing. After a while he stopped the music again to tell the crowed that he loved us all and was having more fun there than he had in a very long time and I’d say the crowd felt the exact same way not only about his set but about the entire weekend. I think most people that weekend came out of it with handfuls of new friends, memories and maybe even open their minds to new views on life or came to decisions in life that changed their thoughts and helped life become slightly more clear than when the checked into the event. I know my mind will never be the same after that weekend.

Collision (Tribe):

First of all, this blog is half a review of Sacred Earth: Open Air in Wisconsin on May 26-29th, 2006, and half a blog dedicated to why people should dance until after sunrise.

Sacred Earth rocked my world. Period. I had the best 4 days of my life and there are many great people to thank for such. Chilluminati keeps getting better and better at what they do, and they always keep drawing a stronger and more enlightened crowd. All of the artists that were brought there ended up being some of the coolest people I had ever met. It even came to the point were many of them invited me to their far away homes just because we made such great connections. I made many great friends and saw some of the most incredible sets to date. The people that came to this event seemed to be very nice and respectful to others for the most part. I strengthened many bonds with some people that have been coming to the goa parties as of late, and also met many new people that I can gaurantee will be back As far as the artists go, I wanna thank everyone of them for being the morning stompers. It seems as though over half of the morning stompers were the artists themselves, and they seem to help set the great vibe the was present. and this is where it goes into my second part of this blog…

If people that were flown from across the country can stomp till the early morning, then Im sure more midwest people could too. I found this weekend that many people go to psy events for the social concept only and not the dancing and self expression.. im telling the people like that right now, YOUR MISSING OUT! There is so much spirituality to be found in releasing mass amounts of energy from inside to outside by moving between the vibrations of psy trance. No matter where the fun is at during the event, you can bet that you will find the most fun at the stage from the hours of 2am-8am. Dancing not only at night, but when the sun comes up and eventually takes over carries the most enlightening experiences I have ever had.

It seemed as though many people got this idea by Monday. The first 2 nights many of the morning stompers where the artists and a few of us hardcore psyheads, but by Sunday night/Monday morning many people seemed to get the point of how important those morning hours are. So the point of this blog is to tell everyone that has never danced till the early morning to try it once and you might be pleasently surprised. The most energy is always found once the sun comes up. So pace yourself kids! Dont burn your energy right away as there is many hours in a night of goa. I wanna see the most people dancing towards the end to make that much more of an impact before the party is over. And I have a feeling that this will increase more and more as the parties go on! Some people from our group werent ever even found at the dancefloor and I have to admit Im a bit dissapointed in them, because they’re all so cool and I wanna see them all dance as much as they can as if there was no tomorrow at events such as these!

I also realized that as far as Mindoutpsyde’s booking goes, we would most likely not hire someone that doesnt party along with us as well. so if your the type of person that only spins tracks and then leaves, or only spins fire/some trick to be the center of attention for a moment and then is never found at the stage again (youknowwhoyouare) you should really try hanging out with the crowd and help increase the energy force to strengthen transformation to a new level. Sorry to be so blunt but people need to carry this energy along with their talents, otherwise its pointless for us to pay them to be there.

As for everyone that feels this scene is important and valuable to today’s society, they can stomp till the early morning next time and prove themselves and they may actually find it some of the most enlightening times of their lives! Pacing and knowing when to start drinking/ect is important for saving till the morning in my opinion. That way the energy level comes much easier.

Chilluminati did one hell of a job of hiring performers that showed a lot of respect to the party and made it most of what it became. They get better in this sense as they keep throwing parties, and we’ll do our best to reflect that as well.

Jeffz
Jeffz
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 6:06 AM
Well Said Chris!

I remember crying at Interfuse because I was so happy to see so many people dancing during the morning hours.

Looks like you are growing into the star I always knew you were, wow!
Don
Don
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 6:46 AM
“I also realized that as far as Mindoutpsyde’s booking goes, we would most likely not hire someone that doesnt party along with us as well. so if your the type of person that only spins tracks and then leaves, or only spins fire/some trick to be the center of attention for a moment and then is never found at the stage again (youknowwhoyouare) you should really try hanging out with the crowd and help increase the energy force to strengthen transformation to a new level.”

fuck yeah!

i definitely feel you on the socialites - my personal feeling is that a decent portion of the folks who weren’t there primarily for the music came from the burner side of the scene, where events are very DIY and based around walking around socializing at other people’s little home-away-from-home style campsites. the prima donnas kind of bug me, but i do my best to ignore them - and usually succeed if they aren’t standing in the direct center of the dancefloor playing with their toys and forcing the dancers to move away from them.

and remember, most of the people involved in putting on these events and putting out the music are doing it for the love - and you can definitely tell
Crystal
Crystal
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 7:36 AM
You make some really great points. As I was reading the second half, I was thinking, ‘I really should have paced my drinking so I could have stayed awake’ and then you said it yourself. I don’t feel guilty for continuously passing out, because I know my body needed it, but I do regret not staying awake. I know I missed out on a lot of really great things, including watching the sun rise with some amazing people while pulsating to the fantastic beats that kept the vibe going. I told myself on Saturday that I wasn’t going to drink, because I wanted to stay awake, but I gave into the call of my vodka =/ I’ll have to work on being a stronger person. Thank you so much for posting this, because it really made me think about every dimension of the party. Social aspects are extremely important to me, but part of letting it all go is in the dancing.

As for what you said about people spinning fire and then disappearing, I hadn’t really noticed that until you said it. There were certain people that spun fire for the attention or did other things in order to be noticed and then were nowhere. That’s really sad. It makes me wonder why they’re there in the first place. In my eyes, this scene is about sharing, loving, and being unselfish. I don’t understand how someone can come to it, act like their Gods of it, and be so self-centered.

That goes along with the conversation we had by the fire that one night. You really made me think about the people I choose to be around. Thank you so much for that.

I told you last summer that I thought you were an amazing guy. I told you that people truly want to be around you and hear what you have to say. Everytime I’ve seen you in a conversation with someone, you really get them thinking. You have so much to offer and I’m very grateful that we met one another again- away from the cliques and judgments of high school.
*hugs*
Kais…
Kaiser Soze
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 8:40 AM
I remember some of the times playing psy in Iowa in the last couple of years and people were surprised that I wanted to play past 6 am.. “so do psytrancers go past sunrise?”

Small moves Chris, small moves

Nearly all of the acts we booked for this we have met before. Getting acts we know who are in it for the same reasons as us and the attendees is very important to us.
Psyc…
Psychotronic Cowboy
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 12:57 PM
Stompitty stomp stomp!!!
I caught 2 sunrise stompfests the best of which was Monday morning. . . DJ LOUD blew my mind with some of the best morning trance I’ve ever heard! I’m one of those fire-spinner types who loves to spin to psytrance. . . . mmmmmm psy-fire.

I did spin some flags on the dance floor a little bit, but it was in the spirit of continuing to ‘let go’ in a psy-stomp n spin fashion. I get lost in their movement and they become extensions of the truly free expression that I’m experiencing as I drive my heels into the ground. Soz if I made anyone move from where I was spinnin. . . I’m usually pretty mindful of where others are and I surely was dancing (not performing) when I brought the flags out! I constantly promote others who haven’t experienced this to let go and give it a shot. The ecstatic dance workshop at MAGE would’ve been a great addition to the weekend. .. maybe would’ve gotten a few more trancers out there too!

(-t-)
bedri
bedri
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 5:44 PM
I agree, the early morning stompings are definately a blessing. Good to see all of you out there for them.
airyck
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Thu, June 1, 2006 - 2:07 AM
I didn’t know you thought like this chris, way to step up and say something. Not many people would have the courage to do that. I feel that this is should be the culmination of event as well, when everything falls back into place again and everything is right, but people just want to party and get fucked up and then by morning they have no energy left. I’m also tired of the attention being drawn to any particular person, it really pulls away from the feel of the event, by causing internal conflicts with people and their “status”. Where the focus is lost or sucked away into that individual instead of the whole. I’m all for people expressing themselves, but I don’t think that they should expect attention, or even worse demand it!
Aaron
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Sun, June 4, 2006 - 4:29 AM
Agreed….The sunrise energy is AWESOME.
Damn, I’m with you all. I’ll never forget my first night staying up dancing alllll night. I have to give thanks to Zay and Boozer for the Mindlicker. That was the introduction. You know, comming from the club scene, 3:00 a.m. rolls around and you’re itching for more, but nothing is open…now I have the outlet. It took a few times for the psy trance to sink in and the rest is history. This is my first psy season and I tell ya, I wouldn’t have it any other way…..as far as staying up goes. There is nothing like carrying that energy through the night and it’s almost like a rebirth when the sun comes up. And oh man, especially when you have mad talent like Airyck and Loud throwing it down. Damn, I got my best dancing in at Airyck’s set and Loud’s set and ya know, it happened to be at sunrise. I like how you put it Chris, it definately is spiritual….something that can’t quite be explained, it has to be experienced. And it’s all about pace…I found it hard to see every act I wanted to see and save the energy for the a.m. full-on, but it happened and I’m glad it did. My favorite memories from SEOA are from sunrise and then when the sun starts to heat you up and your like, “damn, I need to get this shirt off, it’s freakin’ hot!” Oh man, it get’s me excited just thinking about the a.m. energy. Ironically enough, I’m up now, it’s 6:20 a.m. and the thing I want more than anything is a stage, an intense sound system, and some talent behind the decks blasting the full-on. Airyck, where are you at when I need ya. Actually I just jammed to your mix tape down the highway on the way home from a club night. INTENSE!!! Damn, can’t wait for another event!!! I’ll be stompin’ with you all soon!!!

Peace-
Aaron
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Fri, June 9, 2006 - 5:28 PM
very well put everyone. Seriously, I feel like there may be more morning stompers out there than I had previously thought! Lets try and take over everyone elses mind and turn them into sunrise machines!

you all rock!

Crystal (Tribe):

Wow. I don’t think I can say much more than that right now. I haven’t felt so free and happy as I did in Wisconsin in so long. Actually, I can’t remember ever feeling quite that way before. The person I was there is who I am and who I always want to be. If ever my anger starts to boil or my fears start to creap up again, I’ll close my eyes and think about how I woke up in front of the main stage and watched as a bunch of people danced to the same rhythm in their own, unique way. Every one of them was listening to the same thing, but had their own take. It was so beautiful to watch and it was inspiring to be a part of. Just sitting here thinking about it fills me with so much love.

On an even more personal note, I think the event cured me in many ways. There was a spider on my pillow as we were packing up, I just picked him up and moved him to the ground. I’ve never done that before. I’ve always been horribly afraid of spiders and insects. To the point where I’ve been afraid to sit on the ground or climb a tree. I think it’s gone. It’s the most freeing experience to have so many walls come down. To know that I can do what I truly want to do without irrational fears. I’ve grown, I’ve evolved, and I truly love myself right now. Love of yourself is so important and I feel like I was there; I just need to keep a hold of it.

I also think I had a moment (for the first time) where my mind was blank. I’ve never done that before. The problem is, I was drinking at the time and I think the blank mind mixed with the alcohol is what made me pass out in front of the main stage on Sunday night… oops =P

There were only a couple of things that kept me from really freeing myself. One of them, I dealt with rather well, the other was a guy who kept following me around on Friday night. He seemed like a sweet guy when I met him by the stage, so I talked to him for a while. I guess some people don’t understand that while I love people, I also like some space. Whenever I left the stage to get some peace of mind, he followed me. He did it numerous times and it really got to me. My old paranoias came out. It’s hard for me to trust men sometimes and guys like that don’t help. So, anyone who thinks this could possibly apply to them, please think for a minute before following a girl who’s walking alone. You may think you’re protecting her, but she may think you’r stalking her. I like being followed by people I love, but someone I just met makes me feel afraid.

Regardless of these little things, I still had the time of my life. Even when I was being challenged and questioned on Saturday night about my love of mainstream nudity, I still felt loved. Being questioned is a must- otherwise, how will we learn? To those who questioned me- thank you. I love good discussions like that and there were some very good points brought up. I do realize that Playboy is horribly fake, but it tries to honor women, rather than degrade them. In some aspects, it fails. I’d just love to have a picture of me completely free and beautiful. At the same time, it would be nice if it were also natural. My body needs no plastic.
Talk about your tangents! Point is, I love you all. Regardless of our disagreements, we were all there to love, be loved, and share something special.

As I washed the smell and the remains of the woods off my body and hair, I knew it would never leave my heart or my mind.
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My Sparkle
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Tue, May 30, 2006 - 9:41 AM
”im soooo happy”- ahahah i think i heard that coming out of your mouth like 40 times which is a lot better then saying im so pissed off!

im glad you had fun, and i had an awesome time and am happy you could come with!!!

and how did you get onstage to dance? just hopped up there with your cute drunk self?

i wouldnt pay any much time or thought on that little 18 year old following you around, he did it to EVERYONE -me, liz, katy, hilary, tyler, i mean everyone, i’ve never dodged someone so much in my life! LOL. i felt bad, but he was just a messed up kid who probaly just didnt really know what to do with himself, and since he was all fucked up he didnt know how to hold a conversation.

next time…. 1 am streaking!!!
Crystal
Crystal
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Tue, May 30, 2006 - 9:54 AM
I was pulled on stage by a couple of sexy chicas. We had a really great time! lol.

I wasn’t so much worried about the boy. I could tell he was just the lonely type who didn’t know how to communicate. It just added to my highly developed paranoia about what men’s intentions are. I’m not worried about it and I tried to keep my fear from affecting my fun. I think I did a pretty good job of letting it go.
lol. The boy definitely wanted a friend to hang out with. It’s hard to let someone like that know that it’s cool if they want to be friends, but you really don’t want them holding your hand and following you around everywhere. I’m sure he’ll learn someday.
Hilary
Hilary
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Tue, May 30, 2006 - 11:10 AM
what? There was a little 18 yr following us around? I think I might have missed that one.. too shitfaced to care maybe

It rocked having you C!
Abrahm
Abrahm
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Wed, May 31, 2006 - 1:51 PM
psy!
now you fully understand exactly what all of us feel at psy parties. its hard to revive this feeling at the one night psy-raves that weve been throwing in Iowa, but now that you have the full taste of the spiritual outdoor gathering, you are able to bring those magical feelings to the surface at even the shortest exposure to psy… including listening to it in a car! Glad you eyes are open, glad you are becoming an even better person, and i hope you continue to help us Psyowans spread the music we crave nothing against EDM, but i just like to give every uber kid i know the opportunity to experience what you and I have experienced at these events! nice seein u and the rest of the ladies, u guys made it an awesome weekend!
Hilary
Hilary
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Thu, June 1, 2006 - 11:06 AM
right on Abe! I listen to this music pretty much everyday.. and for 8 hours a day.. some times I’ll slap something else in there..but it’s the best music to put me in my trance in order to work

isratrance:

Hidroponik
Posted : May 31, 2006 03:47

good times, definitely. the music was very inspiring and the location was perfect. many, many thanks to everybody in the chilluminati family and extended families that represented their states.

i met people from arizona, illinois, iowa, north carolina, wisconsin, minnesota, NYC, and pennsylvania. wow! talk about connection, it felt just like being at a big family reunion with relatives that you haven’t met yet. this is why i love the underground, no bullshit, just cool peeps that want the same enlightening experience on their weekends. true hardcore heads were found on the dancefloor during the whole weekend as well. many thanks to those who saw me play and danced before saturday’s sunrise.

words are failing me right now because i’m jet lagged and just pulled off an 8 hour shift at work with minimal sleep. i have plenty of pic’s but no place to post them. if i find a spot, i’ll post the link.

We are all one, big, giant family. We put the fun in disfunctional.

sharon joy
Posted : May 31, 2006 15:25

Beautiful times all around. Big Thanks to the Chilluminati Family! It was so nice to finally connect with so many of you. Bang up job, all around.

It was all amazing. The location was especially sweet, as the land welcomed us in and soon became acclimated to our wandering and stomping feet. I don’t think I’ve ever seen birds sing and dance along with the music in quite that way before. Intense. Sacred Earth, indeed.

It was awesome to see the families from across the country - coast-to-coast… Thanks to all the artists and friends old and new for helping to make this a truly memorable weekend.

Kyma
Posted : May 31, 2006 19:04

Thanks so much to all that made this possible!

It was a great weekend on the woods, very welcoming place and peeps…

So nice to connect with so many people from around the country, a great meeting of tribes.

Hope to see you all again soon!

namaste

bluespectralmonkey
Posted : Jun 1, 2006 04:37

wow!
we had a blast
so much fun and smiles and friends and more!
all the music was quality. so great to hear such variety. everyone played thier best. hard to believe we are amidst such killer talent. to be among friends from all over the country we are truly blessed.

great soundsystem, it was sounding pretty good except for when the noise complaints happen nightly, save for the last night, when it was up to 124dB!!!
those custom virgin subwoofers really got a good testing.

nice lake for swimming and sunbathing. the woods were friendly and cool.

showers were hot,,,,, food decent, flush toilets that were cleaned regularly
thanks to gor and scott for thier hospitalitty
and to the rest of the crew for making it happen.
serena and i loved hanging the Zome structures for everyone to bug out on

Bodhi 13:20
Bodhisattva 13:20
Posted : Jun 1, 2006 13:04

Thanx to Chilluminati for this one…..truly an amazing time! It was so great connecting with everyone…..especially this country’s wide array of talent I have witnessed….we are growing stronger.

Such a beautiful and perfect location!!! dont let that one go!

Hope to see everyone again soon!

mono mono
Onnomon
Posted : Jun 1, 2006 20:25

much thanks to the Chilluminati for offering their hard work for our amazement. I feel that some beautiful, strong, bonds have been made to the friendly souls in the midwest (and elsewhere).

Hats off to the Iowa contingent who populated the dance floor most of time.

the seekers have spoken, let the vibe be available to other seekers, party your asses off, don’t let the buggers get you down, respect nature, learn the delicate art of main PA volume diplomacy (i.e. learn how to creep those main gains up, slowly, let the neighbors get to sleep before pumping it, heh heh), be open, be aware, don’t preach too hard, get a job, fuck off.

boom!

-dean

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LATE BREAKING NEWS for Sacred Earth.
VENUE DIRECTIONS NOW POSTED

The Chilluminati present
Sacred Earth Open Air
May 26-29 2006 Memorial Day Weekend
@ a location TBA, near Black River Falls, Wisconsin

An open air camping festival brought to life with consciousness, harmony, mind-expanding music and visuals

Four days and three nights of psychedelic sound, visuals, art, fire dancing

Lineup, Artists

Audio :: Live Musicians

Loud~ Dooflex/Translucent/Divine Balance/dbsonic [Israel]

LOUD (Kobi Toledano and Eitan Raiter, located in the city of Haifa Israel) were both infected by the psytrance bug and movement back in the mid-nineties. While both were travelling and experiencing global psychedelic culture, the two cosmically met and LOUD was born. LOUD has a significant and daring new sound, fresh and powerful, always seeking to expand their knowledge and results.

Onnomon ~ Soular Records/Divine Balance/dbsonic [Pennsylvania]

ONNOMON is rapidly emerging as one of the top psytrance producers in the world. His recent album, “No Monno” was referred to as “An utterly smashing surprise…” on psyreviews.com. He’s had releases on countless labels and recently returned from touring in Israel. His unique style is not to be missed!

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Androcell ~ Celestial Dragon [Arizona]

With his new second album “Efflorescence” just coming out on Celestial Dragon Records, musician and artist Tyler Smith, aka Quasga, will navigate a psychedelic night-time landscape anchored in dub and integrate organic and electronic sounds. Warm melodies are diversified against a framework of intricate rhythms and arching harmonies. Unique spoken samples are incorporated seamlessly and used with clear intent. Interstitial atmospheric sounds provide for a continuous listening experience.

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Bodhisattva 13:20 ~ Geomagnetic.tv/Divine Balance/dbsonic [California]

Coming out of the dark desert scene Bodhi shares a bit of sacred magic as he twists your mind with new and unheard complex frequency function combinations. He is an award-winning electronic musician with releases on such labels as Truffle, Trishula, Psybertribe, Vertigo and coming soon on Geomagnetic/Darkstar Records will be his highly anticipated 2nd album “Secrets of the Mojave”.

KiloWatts ~ Diffusion Records [Pennsylvania]

Recently completing his 4th album, Routes, among numerous singles and remixes, James Watts continues to create dynamic and unpredictable moods with his music. He’s generally known for his complex rhythmic audio editing, sliced and diced to all hell, married to wistful melodic structure and vaporous soundscapes. His livesets are a combination of intricate programmed beats and sojourns into improvised experimental groovology, often evolving into thick layered violet walls of sound.

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Merkaballah ~ Space Dub Vibrations - [Colorado]

Merkaballah, is comprised of Jym Fair, Avery Runner, and Doug Beechwood. Formulated in 2002, the group has been seen @ VideA in Barcelona Spain2002: AVit Chicago in 2003; “Motion Notion’ near Edmunton, Alberta Canada also in 2004; ‘As One’ festival near Eugene Oregon 2004; and most recently at ‘One Tribe’ functions on their home turf of Denver, Colo. Merkaballah’s DVD A/V single ‘Theta Drive’, continues on where ‘Alpha Code’, DJ Elf Arrow (Avery) and VJ Pixylight’s (Jym) DJ/VJ mix DVD, leaves off. Theta Drive wisks its viewers into theta consciousness, by means of mixed archetypical imagery.

Matyas Kelemen ~ Reality Engine [New York City]

Matyas has a unique ability to provide the right elements for the creation of uplifting & otherworldly environments, from festival dance floors in the heart of Brazil to nightclubs in Tokyo. A classically trained fine artist & cinematographer at Parsons School of Design, Matyas started experimenting with multimedia installations in the Brooklyn underground scene of the nineties. In 2001 Matyas founded Reality Engine, a multi-media art collective specializing in site-specific AV installations.[/i]

Convolution Integral ~ www.joshbrill.com [Illinois]

Josh Brill is the founder and a member of Convolution Integral; a concept in which Josh orchestrates and manipulates soundscapes, live instruments, and dense modern harmonies, while using a jazz/jam band improvisational approach. The psymbient sound that CI brings to the world is a duality of the ambient and the participatory. The guitar soundscapes that CI creates begin with a single note, and through the use of loops, the past and present meet as they convolve with their distant relative, the future. Josh has toured as a guitarist with numerous national and international acts, including Dale Bozzio, Mike Mangini, David Jacobs-Strain, and Kenny Passarelli.

Kourosh Dini ~ www.kouroshdini.com [Illinois]

Kourosh Dini is a classically trained musician and a psychiatrist focusing on the development of human and thought. The creation of his music is a reflection of the development of life. His cycling flow of dark and light offers a soundtrack for philosophical contemplation, a great backdrop for generating conversation and a must listen for those who wish to dig a little deeper to appreciate the beauty contained within.

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Venus, i [Chicago]

Chicago based Venus, i has been brewing it’s special blend of organic electro dub since 2005.4. A robust yet rich full-bodied tonic with a sweet manicured finish, leaving you with a pleasantly funky after taste. In just over a year Venus, i has found a voice it’s proud to call its own, expressed through tones ranging from ambient minimal soundscapes to melodic beat driven dub.

Visual :: Live Performances

For 3 nights 9 collectives of visual artistry match cutting-edge technology with unparalleled performance. A “Hexagonalism” projection display, Pioneer’s newest DVJ video turntables, multiple realtime interactive visual systems.

Virtual teleportation booth where participants can send video postcards to their future selves, and the most cinematic moments of console game graphics culminate into an extraordinary dance space experience.

VJ Pixylight ~ Spacedub / Inside Us All [Colorado]

Pixylight started his VJing aspirations in 1996 and coordinated the AVit Retreat, made up of VJs and Artists from within the North American community in 2005. He also works closely with EarthDance and London-based live video collective inside-us-all. He said to expect some mind-blowing projection screens @ Sacred Earth because he’s built a hexagon cluster of screens that he’s dubbed “hexagonalism”.

Reality Engine ~ Realityengine dot org - [New York]

Reality Engine is a multi-media art collective that creates an interactive Audio-Visual experience. Our goal is to break down the boundaries of conventional media presentation through utilizing the ritual of shamanic dance and cutting edge communications technology, creating atmospheres that help facilitate the potential for expanded awareness of the world around us. Our content is specifically designed for multiple projection environments, from galleries to theatre, live shows and dance floors. Through our partnership with Pioneer, our goal is to help establish this new platform of non-linear storytelling for DJs, VJs and Live Acts as a standard tool for artistic expression in the arena of events, festivals and nightclubs world-wide using the DVJ – X1 turntables.

Psymbolic ~ www.psymbolic.com [Chicago]

This catalytic duo (Julee & Troy) create Live Interactive Visual Environments. Since 1999, they have become large-scale A/V event curators and they continue to push their means of expression through their video compositions and the realtime surrounding spectacles. Always providing a customized thematic projection/performance of synchronous moments of meaning and inspiration.

VJ Mason Dixon ~ www.VJMasonDixon.com / Motion Graphics [Chicago]

Founder of mgchicago and curator of Chicago Motion Graphics Festival, Mason Dixon aims to reawaken a sense of wonder about one’s environment. The goal is to revitalize the viewer’s perception and attention to detail. No hidden meanings, Just reaction, contemplation and a search for meaning. The reflection will reveal your personality and the nature of your sensibilities.

Dr. Spook ~ Geomagnetic.tv/Divine Balance [San Francisco]

Nathan Vogel (a.k.a. DJ/VJ Doctor Spook) spends most of his time creating a wide variety of cutting edge digital projects, music videos, dance party projection graphics, DVDs, 3D interactive games, motion graphics, feature film special effects shots and original computer animated shows. Some of you may know Doctor Spook from his interview in the now cult classic film Liquid Crystal Vision, a feature DV documentary on the worldwide trance music scene which he helped produce.

MFVJ ~ www.MFChicago.com [Chicago]

Comprised of video-artists Seth Gershberg aka 3pHaze and Byron Durham (Bmini), local Chicago VJs and co-founders of mfchicago. MFChicago is a group of musicians and artists that experiment with improvisational video and electronic music. Their technique is based on a process of mixing, sampling and re-sampling original live footage, synthesized sources, creative commons and public domain content. They’ll be providing a virtualized teleportation booth where participants can send their future dance-floor-centric self a video postcard.

Merkaba Visuals ~ Performance Visual Entrainment [Chicago]

Merkaba believes that performance visuals are one of the definitive art forms of this century. The Merkaba Visual Performance Collective is bi-located between Chicago and Maui. Since 2000, they’ve been evolving their style, a hybrid of analog and digital, abstract and narrative. When the visuals entrain with the music you hear at Sacred Earth, your experience will be propelled to another level.

Video Janitor ~ www.videojanitor.com [Illinois]

In the Summer of Love, Maria Pappas, Matthew Hanson, Edyta Stepien and Chuck Przybyl were born Video Janitor. So, what do a thrift store junkie, television addict, gadget collector, polish princess, and dub master have in common? They all have a burning desire to weave enlightened optic fusion right in front of your eyes. They will take you down a fantastic visual journey improvising with the musicians and environment at play. Video Janitor has been cleaning house all over town.

The League of Light ~ www.theleagueoflight.com [Illinois]

The League of Light, composed of several concept artists & next-generation console engineers, remixes game-graphic landscapes. Beyond machinima, the League reaches directly into the most cinematic moments of action and artistic games to challenge the traditional definitions of interaction. Mostly, The League of Light brings fun to the dance floor.

Deco :: Art Installation, Space Transformation

Serena aka Doodlbug ~ www.doodlbug.com [Asheville, North Carolina]

Gaian Mind ~ www.gaian-mind.com [Florida]
Alberto ~ www.cosmictraveler.com [Italy]
Devorah ~ www.visioncollective.org [Chicago]
Alison aka Sprite ~ Microcosm Muse Productions/Audiognomes [Illinois]

Audio :: DJs

Allen ~ Gaian Mind [Florida]

A member of the Gaian Mind collective, Allen is considered one of North America’s leading psytrance DJs, Well-known for his mind-bending sets and his ability to work the dancefloor into a frenzy. His legendary night sessions, will dig you a hole to the deepest reaches of known space.

Dr. Spook ~ Phoenix Family/Geomagnetic / Divine Balance/dbsonic [San Francisco]

Dr. Spook (aka Nathan Vogel) is an internationaly renowned San Francisco VJ/DJ/live AV act. He began creating electronic music & 3d visuals in the early nineties. He is a pillar in the sf psytrance scene, known for creating amazing parties with the Phoenix Family. Nate is also a producer & director at minds eye media in sf since 95.

Pedro ~ Interchill [New York City]

DJ/producer and event coordinator originally from Brazil, now based in NYC, Pedro plays Tribal Psychedelic Grooves, going from dub beats into deep midtempo trance and breaks fused with influences from many cultures and genres. He mixes ancient sounds and digital music with the intention to create environments that provide conditions for the uplifting experience of the collective awareness. Pedro has played in events such as Trancendence, Universo Paralello, Earth Dance, Gaian Mind, Touch-Samadhi Summer Festivals and Avatar. Presently Pedro is a resident DJ at Alex Grey’s Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM) and Bembe, both in New York.

Blue Spectral Monkey ~ Interchill [Asheville, NC]

Truly a connoisseur of psychedelic electronic music, Blue Spectral Monkey has been collecting and spinning constantly since 1996. Deeply diving into fresh electronic dubzones, spaced techno funkage, glitched out freakiness, beatless ambient soundscrapes, and liquidy breaks with an ethnocyborg-psyritual twist, all the time keeping the sounds thick, groovy and trippy.

Mist ~ Acidance/Divine Balance/dbsonic [Texas]

Mist is an established veteran of the Texas psy trance scene. He is the co-founder of the seminal Texas psy trance production company, Mistical Production. His flawlessly mixed high energy sets have left dance floors across North America quaking. After a brief stint as an Inpsyde Media label DJ, he joined forces with Acidance Records, a psy trance label based in Athens, Greece. For them he compiled the two very successful releases Dirty Southand A Violent Reaction.

Witchdokta ~ Full Circle/Phoenix Family [California]

The Wichdokta began DJing in ‘96 and formed the Full Circle Collective in Mendo, Northern California. In ‘2000 he met up with Dr. Spook and created the loving Phoenix Famly. As a promoter and gathering thrower, he knows what gets the people going. The Wichdokta’s sets are something of a spectacle to witness, his amazing energy and sinister music go hand in hand to give you the ride of your life!

Arahat aka Hidro-Ponik ~ Cosmic Theatre [California]

A Goa/Psy Dj since 1995, Hidro’s intelligent and twisted psychedelic trance has been tearing up the US. Expect him to break out quite a few of his own tracks under the project name Arahat. DJ Hidro-Ponik is a force felt all through you when connected to the cosmic spirit on the dance floor. Be prepared for a wonderful set of crazy night oriented dance experimentation.

Alberto ~ Cosmic Traveler [Italy]

Alberto has unique style, flawless performance skills, he is true connoisseur of emotional driving tribal music. talented and methodical, he creates intelligent soundscapes alternating melodic intensity and compositional depth. Dance floor mayhem is guaranteed! Creative visual artist and well known organizer, and driving force behind Cosmic Traveler.

Airyck ~ Subconscious Collective [Iowa]
NOD ~ TOUCH Samadhi [North Carolina]
D.N.X. (Dan Efex) ~ Nepol Records [Chicago]
S.O.T. ~ TOUCH Samadhi [Chicago]
Kaiser Soze ~ TOUCH Samadhi [Wisconsin]
Asmadeus ~ Native State Records [Chicago]
Derby ~ TOUCH Samadhi [Chicago]
Underfoot ~ Audiognomes [Wisconsin]
Toki ~ Audiognomes [Wisconsin]
Shai ~ Divine Balance/dbsonic [Chicago]
Robyo ~ Audiognomes [Illinois]
PsiloPsyBen ~ Audiognomes [Wisconsin]
Damon ~ Divine Balance/dbsonic [Chicago]
Select A-B ~ independent [Illinois]
m50 ~ www.consumerslabel.net [Illinois]
Destro ~ Zod Records [Wisconsin]
Cringer ~ Part Time Suckers [Illinois]
Kat_zyie ~ Part Time Suckers [Illinois]
Jeekoos ~ Part Time Suckers [Illinois]
Kee ~ Part Time Suckers [Illinois]

Fire performances by PyroTechniq

flyer by Underfoot ~ Audiognomes

entertainment subject to change

DOWNLOAD MIX

Check Out the the Sacred Earth mix by Toki (MP3) :: RIGHT CLICK, SAVE

1. Kourosh Dini - Family and Ancestry
2. Kourosh Dini - Moments of Birth
3. KiloWatts - In The Mist
4. Androcell - Efflorescense
5. Androcell - Atmos-Spheres
6. Androcell - Gnome Dosed
7. KiloWatts - Rocketeer
8. Onnomon - After Thought
9. Onnomon - The Hidden Fortress
10. Onnomon - We Found
11. KiloWatts - 4am Highway
12. KiloWatts - Enter Lilly

Time and Location

When: Memorial Day Weekend NOON Friday May 26 - NOON Monday May 29, RAIN or SHINE (enclosed pavilion keeps us dry if it rains) ; gate opens NOON on Friday (no registrations can be accepted before that time).

Where:

Venue address:
NCN North Campground
N8390 US Hwy 12 & 27
(When using Mapquest enter: N8390 US Hwy 12)
Black River Falls, Wisconsin 54615

Longitude: -90.67328
Latitude: 44.20615

NCN North Campground on Mapquest ( http://tinyurl.com/jq9mq )

Campsite phone: 715-284-7138
Camp website

DIRECTIONS:

From whatever direction you come, if you miss the “NCN Campground” sign you should also look for a tavern called “Grey Thunder”. It is directly across the street from the venue.

I-94 East: Over 130 miles
to US-12 W / WI-27 N via EXIT 115: 5.1 Miles

I-90 W toward O’HARE / ROCKFORD: Over 200 miles.
to I-94 W toward EAU CLAIRE / ST PAUL: 31.7 miles
to US-12 W / WI-27 N via EXIT 115: 4.8 miles

I-35 N: Over 140 miles
to I-90 E via EXIT 13A toward LA CROSSE: 140.6 miles
LEFT to WI-27 N / BLACK RIVER ST via EXIT 25: 27.5 miles
LEFT onto US-12 / E MAIN ST / WI-27 / WI-54: 0.2 miles
RIGHT onto N WATER ST / US-12 / WI-27. Continue to follow US-12 W / WI-27 N.: 5.7 miles

I-94 West toward Madison: Over 190 miles.
to US-12 W / WI-27 N via EXIT 115: 4.8 miles

I-94 West toward WIS DELLS: Over 110 miles.
to US-12 W / WI-27 N via EXIT 115: 4.8 miles

Our Vision

This is the first of two weekend-long camping festivals the Chilluminati will be creating in 2006. Both of our weekend festivals will be in western Wisconsin, close to the heart of the psychedelic tribes of that state and those of Iowa, Minnesota, Ontario, and Illinois.

The Native Americans of western Wisconsin built huge sacred earthworks that we now know as effigy mounds. These immense earthen symbols, carved into the earth, were symbols of the Divine. Just as they built their mounds, we create these parties as Cosmic Condensates; our Music, Dance, Light, and Love form a sacred structure in Space and Time, a microcosmic celebration of the Infinite.

Come join with us this year by helping us to invoke the Five Elements:

Earth - our beautiful new party location near Black River Falls is known and loved by many
Air - The Music, both Psychedelic Trance and Chill/Downtempo/Ambient, is the air we breathe
Fire - Deco in three Dimensions: Art, Light, Projection. As well as Fire and Kinetic performances.
Water - Healers, the psychedelic people, the ambience, community, the beautiful something that you can’t put your finger on…
Spirit - the Unseen, the Energy Field, Imaginal Realm Manifest

WE PROVIDE: 2 stages of sound and light, 4 days of camping in a beautiful natural environment (rain or shine), running water, bathrooms and hot showers, full vending (including alcohol for those 21+).

YOU PROVIDE : a tent, enough food and beverages for the weekend (or some cash - food and beverages will be available for sale), NO GLASS, NO DRUGS, NO PETS, NO FIREWOOD (firewood can be purchased on-site).

Please respect the venue by keeping the grounds free of litter. This is a LEAVE NO TRACE EVENT

Buy Tickets

18+ unless accompanied by parent (MUST BRING ID)

GATE ADMISSION $50

Children 10 and younger are FREE.

Ticket prices cover performances, tent camping and parking for 4 DAYS and 3 NIGHTS, and campground facilities. Trailer camping is available on a limited, first-come first-serve basis. Electric/water/sewer hookups are extra for trailers. Inquire for details.

IMPORTANT: NO THURSDAY ARRIVALS UNLESS . . .
Arrivals before Friday at noon will be turned away unless you are part of setup crew. Unless we have your names as part of setup, you will be turned away if you arrive Thursday. Contact crew (AT) chilluminati (DOT) org for details.

FAQ

HOSPITAL

Black River Memorial Hospital
711 W Adams St, Black River Falls (5.29 miles away)
715-284-5361

Directions to Black River Memorial Hospital from venue:
- Start out going EAST on US-12 E / WI-27 S toward WEST RD. (5.1 miles)
- Turn SHARP RIGHT onto HIXTON RD / CR-A. (0.4 miles)
- Turn LEFT onto FORREST ST. (0.3 miles)
- Turn RIGHT onto W ADAMS ST. (0.3 miles)

We are not responsible for the accuracy of these directions. Check them yourself, first, before you come to the event.

TAXI, AMTRAK, GREYHOUND

Falls Taxi (call them at least a day in advance, $1.50/mile)
325 Woodlawn Ave, Black River Fls, WI (6.47 miles away)
715-284-4511
Amtrak, 601 Saint Andrew St # 1, La Crosse, WI (43.32 miles away)
608-782-6462
Amtrak, 65 E Mark St, Winona, MN (46.86 miles away)
507-452-8612
Greyhound Bus Lines, 2015 N Superior Ave, Tomah, WI (29.44 miles away)
608-372-4466
Greyhound Bus Lines, 400 S Central Ave, Marshfield, WI (37.74 miles away)
715-387-4030
Greyhound Bus Lines, 6251 Truax Ln, Eau Claire, WI (48.05 miles away)
715-874-6966

GAS STATIONS

I-94 Mobil Express (gas, convenience store)
5 County Road A, Black River Fls, WI (5.11 miles away)
715-284-2793
Kwik Trip (gas, convenience store)
751 State Highway 54, Black River Fls, WI (5.92 miles away)
715-284-9247
Chuck Jensen Citgo (gas, store, auto repair)
128 S State St, Hixton, WI (9.43 miles away)
715-963-3431

HOTELS

Lighthouse Inn (best inexpensive motel)
200 Diagonal St, Merrillan, WI (5.26 miles away)
715-333-2801
Majestic Pines Hotel
W9010 State Highway 54, Black River Fls, WI (4.30 miles away)
715-284-8056
Super 8 Motel
W10090 State Highway 54, Black River Fls, WI (5.27 miles away)
715-284-3320
Holiday Inn Express Black River
W10170 State Highway 54, Black River Fls, WI (5.36 miles away)
715-284-0888
Arrowhead Lodge Best Western
Ih 94 & Highway 54, Black River Fls, WI (5.44 miles away)
715-284-9471
Days Inn
919 E State Road 54, Black River Fls, WI (5.56 miles away)
715-284-4333

GROCERY Stores

Burnstad’s Pick ‘n Save
339 County Road A, Black River Fls, WI (5.48 miles away)
715-284-4308

Our Favorite Local RESTAURANT

Sunrise Inn Family Restaurant
710 N Water St, Black River Fls, WI (4.97 miles away)
715-284-8046

Check out the ORANGE MOOSE

Lindner’s Orange Moose Bar: 715-284-9471
HWY 94 & Highway 54
Black River Fls, WI 54615, US
MAPQUEST

HARDWARE STORES

Scholze Ace Home Ctr Inc
133 County Road A, Black River Fls, WI (4.86 miles away)
715-284-4454
Menards
1301 Sand Lake Coulee Rd, Onalaska, WI (39.09 miles away)
608-783-7630
Home Depot
2927 Market Pl, Onalaska, WI (39.11 miles away)
608-392-1400

RV RENTAL

Good Time RV Rental
N 6657 Cty. Hwy. A
Black River Falls, WI 54615
(715) 284-2550

IMPORTANT: NO THURSDAY ARRIVALS UNLESS . . .

Arrivals before Friday at noon will be turned away unless you are part of setup crew and on our list. Unless we have your names as part of setup, you will be turned away if you arrive Thursday. Contact crew (AT) chilluminati (DOT) org for details.

DRIVE CAREFULLY

Please carefully follow speed limits and traffic signs in local driving as you approach the venue. Never drive intoxicated!

OBEY

Obey All Laws At All Times. Respect the venue, local residents and law enforcement.

Message HUB

The Hub will be available to exchange messages with other attendees and Chilluminati Crew. Located near the front gate, the Hub is a bulletin board for community use for any reason. Use it!

PHOTO ID

Please bring a photo ID. We will be carding all attendees to verify 18+.

WRISTBANDS

Wristbands must be worn at all times. Broken wristbands must be returned to event organizers who will issue a replacement. People without wristbands must pay the $50 gate fee for a new wristband. People found on the property without a wristband, who are unwilling to pay the gate fee, will be escorted off the property through the main gate, no exceptions.

PARKING

You must park in the parking area and carry your tents to your campsite. You cannot park next to your campsite.

INS / OUTS

Ins / Outs are allowed.

BICYCLES

The campground is big enough that you might want to bring a bicycle to get around.

LEAVE NO TRACE.

All participants are required to clean their own campsite and place all trash and garbage in provided dumpster. Participants who do not keep their campsite clean or caught littering may be asked to leave. Also, WE SUPPORT RECYCLING. Please use aluminum can and plastic recycling bins provided. Help us keep our trash costs down by separating aluminum and plastic from your other trash.

NO GLASS

Glass bottles are completely forbidden within the park. Bringing glass bottles into the park can be grounds for removal of participants.

FIRE

Ground fires are permitted only at designated fire circles within the campground.

TASTY BEVERAGES

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase both by venue and various vendors. Bring ID for alcohol purchases.

FOOD, ICE, FIREWOOD

Food, ice and firewood will be available for purchase both by venue and various vendors (you cannot bring your own firewood to venue due to State of Wisconsin conservation laws).

WATER, SHOWERS

Drinkable running water and showers are available for free at venue.

CAMPING, SWIMMING

This is a camping event so unless you come in a RV, you should bring a tent, sleeping bag, flashlight, etc. etc. You can swim in the lake, so bring swimsuit. Or not.

RAIN or SHINE

A full indoor pavilion is available at the venue, so main stage psytrance will go on, and be dry and comfortable, RAIN or SHINE.

CELLULAR

Your cellphone may or may not work on venue property. If you come with buddies you may consider buying a set of two-way radios.

ROAR

The organizers of this event, and the owner of the venue, can remove attendees for any reason, ticket price nonrefundable.

NO INDEPENDENT STAGES

No independent sound stages allowed.

NO PETS

No pets allowed.

VOLUNTEERING

If you want to volunteer, tell a Chilluminati organizer at the front gate when you arrive. Chilluminati will be wearing the Chilluminati logo.

- Please remember that you must purchase tickets even if you think you may be reimbursed by volunteering. We would reimburse you AFTER you had done your volunteer time. . . and we are NOT GUARANTEEING we can use you as a volunteer.

- Please note, very important: WE CANNOT GUARANTEE you will get to be a volunteer. We only have budget for a small number of volunteers. You should not budget for this event counting on being comped at the end. This is NOT a guaranteed free admission to the event.

With the above 2 points made, here is how volunteering will work:

- To maximize your chances of being a comped volunteer, our preference will be for people who show up by 10 a.m. on Friday. Some of our biggest challenges will be on Friday so we will make our strongest commitments to people who are available first thing Friday.

- We have strong interest in volunteers with emergency medical training. Please contact us directly if you have that under your belt.

- If you cannot arrive that early on Friday but still want to volunteer, just show up when you can and ask at the front gate whether there are still volunteer positions available. We will let you know.

- Volunteers can only be confirmed as volunteers at the event when you show up, not via email or phone before the event.

- To be eligible for compensation you must agree to work at least 8 hours at Sacred Earth. You need to be flexible and agreeable to when you work that time.

- We would rather have volunteers who commit to working TWO 8-hour shifts rather than just one shift.

- Once you complete your one or two 8-hour shifts, and you are signed off by the Chilluminati event staff that you worked, you will be eligible for reimbursement of your attendance fee and other perks. If you work TWO 8-hour shifts, we will reimburse you your attendance fee and give you free admission to a future Chilluminati event of your choice, and a T-shirt.

- Compensation will be made at the end of the event on Monday. If we run out of T-shirts we will mail you one, so leave your mailing address with us. If you have to leave before the event, we need to get your mailing address and will mail you your stuff.

- There will be 2 Chilluminati staff supervisors at all times. You will be working with them providing directions and scheduling.

- Responsibilities will mostly be assistance at gate and working internal security. Internal security means mostly watching for attendees’ safety and well-being, answering questions, running errands for organizers who are otherwise bogged down, and issues that might cause problems for the party.

- If you want to volunteer, come with water bottles, comfortable clothing, flashlights, comfortable shoes, hat, and rain gear so you can handle the weather that staff will be working; also so you can work at night.

- If you have a Motorola Talkabout radio please bring it!!

Our model for security is Burning Man’s Black Rock Rangers. We intend to follow a unintrusive, low-key peaceful approach to event security. We need people with good diplomatic skills, basically happy people committed to having fun but alert and mature.

VENDING

Vending is $50 plus admission. We encourage vending of all kinds, but all vending proposals are subject to Chilluminati Crew approval. Please email us with your proposal: crew (AT) chilluminati (DOT) org.

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