Shortcuts
If you are interested in a full-on, mind-bending book dunk, maybe even a mind-blowing one, then I don't see any shortcuts. Start with Initiations, see how that goes. Maybe you'll read the whole book.
And if you like to encounter the unexpected while reading a book, then I'd recommend that you read no further on this 'Shortcuts' page.
If you are curious about the "living law", you can find an introduction on pp.40 to 44 of Initiations. For a grand tour, try pp.3-24 to 3-72 of More before-play.
If you are interested in guerilla gardening and the bottom-up lawmaking that can maybe go along with it, feel free to dig into Hand-work.
For an example of how the living law can sometimes overrule the government-made kind, feel free to check out pp.2-27 to 2-54 of Word-play.
Why do I call my refusal "moon-rooted"? In part, because I was born on a moonscape [pp.12 to 15 of Initiations], in part because turning Earth into moon seems to be a growing problem.
The imperative to "multiply-and-subdue" is still a central push in our society. Seed Strike is a counter-push. I return to these ideas throughout the book, with the heart of it beating and breaking in Gilead.
