Weed cures cancer. Jesus smoked it, but this is something that has been suppressed by leading powers. http://phoenixtears.ca/Yes, power craving people infiltrated religion, it does not make the basis of spirituality or god any less true. It just shows you how premature humanity still is, all the reason more to spread the word of peace, love, and unity. |
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Light up some of that dankity dank.
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I can give you 2700, all I have.
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We are all in coma until realising it.
Yes, if I wake up or just open an eye from my coma, I become a new observer of the world. I am altering my consciousness therefore I am changing the world.
http://youtu.be/ImpAU8ctkeg?t=21s |
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Thanks man, I love her too, though she's in a better place.
The best part had to be the heated steering wheel, can't beat that.
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Thank you, much love.  |
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Fine with me, I take all your negative energy and turn it into positive.  |
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I will sell tickets for the music festival in a few years probably, when I feel the time is right, after I have a stronger musical foundation.
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Pet buddy for me too, if you would. Send him the good vibes. I will be meditating for Buddy throughout the next week or so, I hope you can do the same (OP, anybody). Just believe he is a healthy dog. |
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Perhaps some. Perhaps I view the system of paying people for work as bribery. Perhaps I do not want to commit myself to a trap. Perhaps I feel my energy would be better spent towards other things.
I have/do consider it often, when the time is right.
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It doesn't mean you can't visit a magical chocolate factory. If you were to see Willy Wonka, would he not be real?
If I saw Willy Wonka I'd seek help. If you saw Willy Wonka, you would have great abilities, just as I once saw spongebob assimilate in front of me, explode and come back together (through the altering of consciousness/mdma). It is all real, just like the guy I met who saw dead people and interacted with a the mother of a daughter who passed away to confirm the realness of his 'hallucinations'. Reading dank's posting history is a trip; he starts off completely normal, then somewhere just totally shifts personalities.
I evolved. You're thinking if infinite gods are in a collective reality. We each control our own reality which makes your alternation of conscious very relevant to your reality.
So you control your own reality? You CHOOSE to be ten thousand dollars in debt and the laughing stock of the forum? Why would you chose that? I don't know, maybe so I could pay off my debt and prove to everyone dank is not a scammer, dank is a real person trying to help the world. As far as the laughing stock of the forum - every breath of laughter you blow towards me will hit you back in the face when I fly, it is fine with me. We laugh at what we don't understand. |
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If you can experience it, is it not real?
Reading Willy Wonka doesn't mean that you've visited a magical chocolate factory. To me, there are infinite realities composing one universe.
As said before, the sum of infinitely many influences is zero. Everything is real.
Willy Wonka is just a story. It doesn't mean you can't visit a magical chocolate factory. If you were to see Willy Wonka, would he not be real? |
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If you can experience it, is it not real? To me, there are infinite realities composing one universe. Everything is real.
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You're thinking if infinite gods are in a collective reality. We each control our own reality which makes your alternation of conscious very relevant to your reality.
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Awesome. So you understand how a universal consciousness exists somewhere too, right?
Yes. In that universe. Not in ours. Universe means one. You are admitting god existing in the universe but not your reality. There would be infinitely many gods, which one to pray to? /edit You would also need more than an infinite universe to allow for infinite possibility. The total sum of infinitely many gods is zero. There's infinite gods indeed. Which one to pray to? Yourself seems like the logical answer. Or to the singular, all encompassing, god. |
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The bike was bought to take his g/f back to his and got trashed whilst speeding towards some bollards and misjudged the turning, The car was sold to fund his habit at the time, The guitar is not worth alot.
Aye man, that strat cost me $900. Bike wasn't mine. I actually totaled the car after a girl kept telling me I was going to crash, did not sell it for anything. $25 to start sounds good, until I have an established income. $25 a month will take 33.3 years. Dank, can't you get a shop behind a counter or filling the shelves at the local supermarket? Those aren't the most rewarding jobs but you certainly won't be alone in having to do them to get by ...
Part of me tells me it would be counter productive to work a low paying job at this point. |
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Awesome. So you understand how a universal consciousness exists somewhere too, right?
Yes. In that universe. Not in ours. Universe means one. You are admitting god existing in the universe but not your reality. |
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The world we are in may appear finite, but there's infinite dimensions or channels we can tune to right where you are.
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If we were simply the brain we would have no need for consciousness as we would simply be robots programmed to react to things.
Isn't this what you are doing, though? Things happen, and you react to them, based on your best assessment of the situation. And if you don't have any assessment of a situation, you just pick a random choice, hope it's good, and go with it. At least that's how I do it. How do you do it? This is not the case, we are live beings, we are consciousness, we have free will, we're not the brain. If you have ever had an outer body experience, you would realize this.
Free will just means we have a choice on how we react to our surroundings. That's all. It doesn't matter if you're practicing free will within your body, or outside of your body. You're still experiencing something, and racting to things. Unless you don't react to things? Or maybe you react to things not based on your best assessment of the situation (aka based on what you have learned in the past), but instead react based on some outside source of information that comes from outside of this world? (that would explain why you have made so many awful choices...) Tell me, how does the brain create a consciousness? Because from my understanding it can neither be created or destroyed.
Energy and matter can neither be created nor destroyed. Let's consider your side of this. If you have a thought, you have taken one state of how things are, and changed it into another state, whether that's changes in electrochemistry, changes in cosmic consciousness, changes in some ether, or whatever. Doesn't matter. Change, of any kind, requires some amount of energy. Again, doesn't it doesn't matter what the energy is, or where it comes from, just that it requires energy. Pretty much by definition, since nothing can move or readjust without using up some energy. You claim that consciousness can not be destroyed, but that would suggest that it would have to go on thinking about things and changing from one state to another indefinitely, using up energy in the process. That means it would have to use up an infinite amount of energy. But the two things we absolutely know for a fact are 1) energy in our universe is not infinite (entropy will eventually cause all energy in the universe to collapse to zero), and 2) you can't make a perpetual motion device that creates energy out of nothing. Having a consciousness that can never be destroyed, and is thus always using up energy to think, is basically the same thing as having a perpetual motion device that is creating energy, which, as you have also said, can not be created or destroyed. So, the answer is, consciousness is created by taking some energy source (food, water, electricity, cosmic carma, whatever), and converting it into changes of the state of mind. Biologists, psychologists, and scientists in general would say that the body converts food and water into electrochemical components, sends them to your brain via your veins and arteries, and your brain then uses that energy to run and process things, changing your perception, states of mind, and thoughts, which gives you consciousness. And if your brain ever runs out of energy (you die, or are brain starved from choking), your brain can't convert energy into consciousness any more, and your brain simply shuts off, like your computer would if you were to pull the plug. People who are not biologists, psychologists, or scientists, say other things. When hell's angels were circling my friends house, I would naturally react in fear but I used my freewill to be at peace. Once you've had singularity within oneself, you realize you control what happens to you, not the world around you. You're making two false assumptions, there is infinite energy in the universe and humans can tap into it, creating or channeling for a better word as much energy as one can. We are less of human beings having a spiritual experience than we are spiritual beings having a human experience. I think you would agree if you experienced being outside of your body. |
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Awesome. So you understand how a universal consciousness exists somewhere too, right?
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