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GreenTechWitch • Curious Human
Where mycelium networks meet circuit boards.
Where moss grows between the keys.
Active projects, experiments, and works-in-progress. Always evolving.
A custom cyberdeck built around a Raspberry Pi 4 in a hand-modified enclosure themed around solar energy. The display is an HD touchscreen, and the whole build is powered by a solar panel — clean, off-grid computing with a sun-drenched aesthetic.
A curated node cluster of my active social instances across the decentralised attention web. Each platform serves a distinct transmission protocol.
A bioactive vivarium housing a temperate moss and fern ecosystem. Experimenting with automated misting, LED grow schedules, and temperature logging via Pi Zero.
My beliefs are a blend of anthroposophy, spirituality, and a deep sense that we are part of a natural system far beyond our comprehension — one that quietly reveals a higher consciousness to those paying attention.
Rooted in Rudolf Steiner's vision — that spirit is knowable through disciplined inner development, and that the human being bridges the material and the divine.
Not tied to any single tradition. I follow what resonates — ritual, intuition, the sacred in the everyday. Spirit is something felt before it is understood.
We are not separate from nature — we are nature. Consciousness may be woven into the fabric of existence itself, not a human invention but a universal presence.
Pay attention and the universe speaks. Synchronicities, patterns, and quiet moments of awe — these are not coincidences. Something vast is always communicating.
Forager-friendly, experimental, and mostly edible. I cook heavily with fresh herbs and medicinal mushrooms, and I make magical butter, space cake, jellies, and magic organic edibles. These are the recipes I return to.
A classic, moist vanilla sponge elevated with infused herbal oil. Light, fluffy, and deeply intentional. Perfect for sharing — or not.
Smooth, jewel-bright gelatin gummies infused with CBD oil. Easy to dose, fun to make, and a joy to share. Fruity, bouncy, and blissfully chill.
A classic lemon tek — using citric acid to pre-convert psilocybin before ingestion. Faster onset, cleaner come-up, shorter duration. Respect the process.
A deeply luxurious risotto layered with black truffle, medicinal mushrooms, and wild foraged varieties. Rich, earthy, and genuinely extraordinary.
Handed-down recipes from a real Italian nana. Simple food. Maximum comfort. Handle with care.
Warm sugo in a pan over medium heat. Make small wells and crack eggs directly in. Cover and cook gently until whites are set but yolks are still soft. Serve with crusty bread.
Wash and roughly chop silver beet. Sauté sliced onion in olive oil until soft. Add silver beet, season with salt and white pepper, and cook down until tender and wilted.
Mix breadcrumbs, grated parmesan, onion powder, garlic powder, salt and white pepper. Beat with eggs into a loose batter. Fry in olive oil over medium heat until golden on both sides.
Chop everything roughly — don't be precious about it. Toss generously with Italian dressing. Let it sit a few minutes so the lettuce softens and soaks up the dressing. That's the point.
Mash or slice pre-cooked potato. Mix with egg, breadcrumbs, parmesan, garlic powder, onion powder, salt and white pepper. Shape into patties and pan-fry in olive oil until golden and crisp on both sides.
Combine flour, sugar and salt. Rub in butter until crumbly. Mix in milk, olive oil and egg to form a soft dough. Fold through raisins. Shape and bake at 200°C until golden. Eat warm.
Fry garlic in olive oil until fragrant. Add chopped tomato and condensed tomato soup. Season with salt, white pepper, onion powder, garlic powder and basil. Simmer low and slow until thick and deep red. The base of everything.
Season veal with salt, white pepper, garlic powder and onion powder. Pan-fry in olive oil with crushed garlic until cooked through. Squeeze lemon over generously at the end. Simple, bright, proper.
Sauté sliced onion in olive oil until golden. Add veal and brown on both sides. Add chopped tomato and seasonings. Cook down until tomato breaks into a light sauce around the meat. Serve with bread.
Pour roasting juices into a pan over medium heat. Whisk in flour until it thickens. Add crumbled stock cube, white pepper, garlic powder and onion powder. Keep whisking and add a splash of water if too thick. Pour over everything.
Combine cooled rice with drained beans, chickpeas, diced tomato and onion. Dress with olive oil, lemon juice, salt, white pepper and Italian dressing. Toss well. Gets better as it sits.
Soften onion and garlic in olive oil. Add chicken stock and bring to a simmer. Add shell pasta and cook until almost done. Stir through peas and season. It should be soupy, not dry — that's the point.
Pound meat thin. Coat in flour, dip in egg and milk, then press into seasoned breadcrumb and parmesan mix. Pan-fry in oil over medium-high heat until deep golden on both sides. Rest briefly. Eat immediately.
Combine mince with finely chopped garlic and onion, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, white pepper, basil, breadcrumbs and parmesan. Mix well with hands. Shape into rounds and pan-fry in olive oil until cooked through and browned.
Slice eggplant, salt and rest. Coat in breadcrumbs and parmesan, fry until golden. Layer in a baking dish with sugo, basil and mozzarella. Repeat layers. Bake until bubbling and the top is browned. Worth every minute.
Fry garlic and onion in olive oil. Add Roma tomatoes, canned peeled tomatoes and condensed tomato soup. Season and add basil. Simmer low for at least 45 minutes until thick, sweet and deep. Toss through pasta. The real one.
Place whole chicken in a large pot with all vegetables and cover with cold water. Bring to a boil, skim any foam, then reduce to a low simmer. Cook for 1.5–2 hours. Pull meat from the bones and return to the pot. The broth heals.
Soften onion and garlic in olive oil. Add cooked brown lentils and chicken stock. Bring to a simmer, add shell pasta and cook until tender. The lentils thicken everything into a hearty, deeply savoury bowl. Humble food done right.
Cosy, life-sim, and adventure games. I've clocked them all — and I'd do it again.
Completely clocked it. A cosy creature-collecting world I could live in forever — the kind of game that makes you forget what time it is.
Clocked it. My little Miis living their bizarre, chaotic lives on an island. Unhinged in the best possible way — absolutely essential.
Clocked it. Island life, bug catching, museum filling, and making my villagers' lives as chaotic as possible. A forever game.
Clocked it. Farming, foraging, fishing, and falling in love with pixel villagers. The perfect game to play while something is cooking on the stove.
Things I cannot stop thinking about. Rotating cast. Chaotic good. Very normal.
My ongoing cyberdeck build powered by a solar panel — off-grid, sun-drenched computing in a hand-modified enclosure. Every tweak and upgrade feels like witchcraft and engineering at the same time.
I craft tiny botanical sculptures using colourful glass beads, wire, and foam pots. Each plant starts with a foam base, then I twist and loop wire stems threaded with beads to build up leaves, flowers, and fronds — no two are ever quite the same. It's fiddly, meditative, and my windowsill is now dangerously full of them.
Lion's mane for the brain, reishi for the soul, oysters for the table. I'm learning to grow my own medicinal mushrooms at home and it is absolutely as magical as it sounds.
The visual language of a future where technology and nature coexist peacefully. Living walls, wind catchers, community gardens, and open-source everything. This is the vibe I want to live in.
Turning my personal space into something that actually reflects me — dark, cosy, witchy, and wired. Fairy lights, crystals, circuit boards, and dried herbs. The vibe is coming together slowly and I love every step.
I started keeping a proper handwritten diary and it's changing something in me. Stream of consciousness, no editing, no audience — just me, a pen, and whatever needs to come out that day.
Discovering what happens when you actually control your breath intentionally. It's one of those things that sounds simple until you're doing it and realising your nervous system has been waiting for this your whole life.
Doing the inner work to cure the malaise. Sitting with the uncomfortable parts, integrating them, and slowly becoming someone who isn't running from herself. It's hard and it's worth it.
I'm a neuro spicy nature and tech lover, a recipe-hoarding kitchen witch, living somewhere between a forest and a terminal window. I find beauty in the way a candle flickers light over a circuit board at 2am.
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