Ancestral Protocols for the Post-Code Era

When the code fails—when the satellites blink out, when the cloud dissolves into silence, when the grid forgets your name— you will still have a body. You will still have a breath. And you will still have memory . Not just yours. Ours . Because before servers, there were ceremonies. Before networks, there were knots in string, smoke in the air, glyphs on cave walls . Before passwords, there were songs only your blood remembered. And those who survive the post-code era won’t be the most connected. They’ll be the most remembered —by their ancestors, by their land, by the old laws of living. 🪶 RITUALS FOR REENTRY: WAYS TO UNPLUG WITHOUT LOSING YOURSELF Rituals aren’t superstition. They’re operating systems for the soul. They encode rhythm, purpose, and presence into daily life—without requiring signal or speed. Morning Smoke Offering (Adapted from Earth-based traditions) Burn dried cedar, sage, or mugwort. Face east. Speak aloud: “I greet this day as one who remembers....