LORE ARCHIVE

cosmology

Lilith embodied through serpent (transformation), raven (death/rebirth), and fire (passion/destruction) as archetypal forms

ritual

Paige explains using trivia games to distract from conflicts since people can't attack others while thinking of answers

character

Psyche's cat, who is introduced to the audience during the stream

personal life

Psyche's cats, who make appearances during the stream and are mentioned as his companions

character

Psyche's cats, with Magic being absent for a few days

character

Psyche's cat who appears regularly on the livestream. In this episode, Trix is reluctant to interact with the camera and audience despite Psyche's encouragement, displaying typical feline independence.

artifact

Psyche's cat who occasionally appears on stream; nearly lost to neighbors due to allergies; serves as emotional support and grounding presence during broadcasts

character

Psyche's black cat Lenor who appears frequently on stream and is featured in artwork/tattoos

character

Psyche's beloved cat who has become subject of online accusations of abuse/neglect. Trixs is described as happy, affectionate, and willing to cuddle under blankets with Psyche. Despite not being 'fixed,' Trixs appears well-cared for and loved.

event

References to coordinated harassment campaigns where individuals create multiple fake accounts to impersonate and defame streamers. Psyche mentions dealing with someone who created 30 accounts under his name with edited pictures.

concept

Psyche's philosophy of transforming troll harassment and negative energy into creative fuel. Rather than being diminished by trolls, he converts their attacks into song, performance, and content that strengthens his platform and message.

concept

The concept that troll nature can be inherited by birth, creating internal conflict for those who possess it

event

Ongoing coordinated efforts by trolls (particularly Bronze Bird) to harass Psyche, including sending unpaid pizza deliveries and making accusations without evidence

concept

Trolling is presented as one of the first true internet-native subcultures, with its own rules, status systems, mythology, predators, and entertainers. It evolved from early performance art tricksterism into an algorithmically-amplified entertainment ecosystem.

concept

A tool developed by Psyche to translate hostile comments into psychological insights

artifact

Free and paid resources created by Psyche. The Troll Decoder is offered free via email signup; the Trollopedia is a more comprehensive illustrated book available for purchase with ongoing updates.

artifact

A free ebook released by the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast to help listeners better understand and engage with online 'trolls' and negative commenters.

concept

An upcoming free ebook by Psyche, which will be available starting the next day