Romila is a writer, facilitator, sound design artist and cyber-mystic of kejawen ancestry from the island of Java and Zoroastrian ancestry from Mazar-i-Sharif.Through jam karet, an Indonesian incantation to bend time, Romila curates explorations of liminality including: language as a portal for time travel, grief as a venue for timelessness and non-linearities of queerness. Child of a dream interpreter, great-grandchild of birthing doulas, Romila carries the gifts of intuition, groundedness and future-telling to hold spaces to gather in community through literature, spellmaking and rituals of grief.Ask me about: spiritual technologies, algorithm of spells and bad magic, digital spaces as realms, the open sourcing of closed knowledge, nature as a timekeeping technology, the non-linearity of queerness and collective ways to process the anticipatory grief of the climate crisis.