Tikkunist

Innumerable singers shriek the world-dirge. Sometimes one figures out how to read its notes, or even how to change them. Too rarely do they learn to stop. The Tikkunist tries, but it’s hard to deny a dying plea.

The Tikkunist is an Archetype for Alfred Valley's Lay On Hands, based loosely on Ashkenazi Jewish folklore and broader Jewish mysticism. It emerged from thoughts about the recent High Holiday period, this excerpt (video link) from Elie Wiesel's The Golem, and my dislike for the concept of superheroes. I created it for the #LayOnHandsJam. Go check out the great submissions (and consider making one yourself).

In terms of content warnings: be aware that this work mentions blood, organ damage, and limb loss.

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