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Texting specific emojis completes a digital ritual

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Tech-savvy mystics use standard phone keyboards to craft digital requests. By combining specific little icons and hitting send, they believe they are launching an energetic demand through the cellular network straight to the universe.

Texting specific emojis completes a digital ritual
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