And I should definitely tag all my Evernote notes, before there get to be too many. I don’t want to have to multiply folders too much.

For books: We’re in the process of going digital but have already run into the problem of not being able to get e-books of everything we want. (Funny, that…) Alternatively (I almost typed altarnatively), my first thought – and one that I now want us to follow through on for ourselves – is to do with books what we’ve been trying to do with our yarn: Create a digital inventory. That you can tag, so if you or a guest want to find all of your yoga books and the one is in with your Crowley books, it’ll come up even if you’ve forgotten about that specific one.

We’ve been using Goodreads to start inventorying our dead tree books; it gives you “shelves” which are like tags, but no other space for comments. We’ll probably kluge this so that each book has a “shelf” for its actual shelf location and other “shelves” for metadata. I’m not familiar with any similar sites I could recommend, but if you go this route the hive mind will presumably be able to provide more suggestions.

Right now though, I have a folder and all of the articles that I wrote or liked are in it – eventually, I will just have to pick a format and edit it.

The section on subtle keys will contain the types of things found in the Subtle Keys chapter in Miller’s “Sorcerer’s Secrets”. They’ll be magical techniques, most of them basic, that form part of larger magical workings. Breath techniques including pore-breathing, pillar & spheres, centering, various gestures, etc all form part of this section.

Not selling, but I would like to be able to share it with students and acquaintances…but even just for me…it has to be organized, that’s very much how I am.

Yeah, I’m a minimalist in a lot of ways…books are not one of them, heh.