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THC Makaveli. Sounds straight.
Don't know if the investment is though.
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Thank you sir. I appreciate your generosity. |
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So when one buys a GH, does it start mining automatically? How often are BTC added to the wallet?
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All religions are is different flavors/languages to describe god. It matters not the religion, what matters is if you believe.
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Of course, I don't think people celebrate that he died but what legacy he left behind him.
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I have quite a ways to go, fingering position must be so precise for chords. I consider myself good, I think I make good vibed music. Though, again, I have a ways to go compared to others out there. I will not be the fastest but I will be groovy. I have plenty of time to get there. http://soundcloud.com/dankm |
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What could he do without him dying? Him dying triggered people to believe him as he resurrected. It triggered people to believe in him over the power structure as well. It achieved a lot.
And that's just how it had to happen.
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No, I believe in a man named Jeshua vin Joseph who was not the savior of man kind, but sacrificed himself so that his followers may live in peace from the government.
When Jesus was killed, Rome felt it was safe to stop hunting down Christians so aggressively (at least for the time being).
And the belief contradicts itself. It says Jesus knew he was going to die, then Jesus is on the cross saying "Father, why have you forsaken me. In your heart forsaken me. In your eyes forsaken me. In your mind forsaken me."
He was not ready to die. He was not done. Stop acting like it was good that he died, it's gross that no one acknowledges his sadness at dying and potential if he had been allowed to live.
Wrong!!!!11 And you'll find another last words of Jesus. Luke 23:46 Jesus called out with a loud voice, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.” When he had said this, he breathed his last. That is not wrong. After the death of Jesus they breathed a sigh of relief, as if it was almost over. And just because he accepted it in the end, does not mean he knew about it before hand, or was finished living. I'm quite sure Jesus knew of his death. He knew if he stood up for love to the extent he did it would have dire consequences. But this is what he wanted, for when he died he returned to the plane of heaven. Also, a man at peace does not feel pain, only change, though he probably felt some I think he handled it well. its actually god and not an alien, or a hallucination, or a life form from another dimension ect Tomato tomoto. All one. |
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I'm no different from a clock, a robot, or a computer. Same mechanism bound by physics, just a tad (a lot) more complicated and a bit more aware of my surroundings. So, by extention, a clock and a robot would have to have a soul, too. In which case, why would I give a crap about something so trivial and abundant?
You are the creator. You are the universe, you are all. The clock is you, as is the robot, created by you. Didn't you quote some laws about entropy and energy not being able to be created or destroyed earlier? Those same laws state that there can't be infinite energy. And, as we now know, the universe is not full of infinite energy. It's actually not even a "something out of nothing." There is just as much antimater in our universe as there is matter, both of which was created during the big bang, and if you were to take everything that exists in the universe and sum it all up, you would get exactly 0. All matter will get canceled by antimater. This was a hypothesis, or at most a fairly well supported theory, until we started up the Large Hadron Colider. When we did that, and started to monitor the results, we actually found many instances of tiny big bangs happening, where matter and antimater seemingly popped into existance out of nothing, proving once and for all that something (a +1 and a -1) can come out of nothing, as long as the sum of it was still nothing (0). And it also only confirmed the fact that there is no infinite energy. There is only a limited about of +1, which is offset by an exact amount of -1. What exactly does it say about infinite energy? The universe is infinite, there is infinite energy to be taken from the universe. Stare into the sun. What happens? I have experienced infinite love first hand, it is a real phenomenon that is truly empowering to the mind. Are you sure it wasn't just some fancy-word gobledegook? About two or three decades ago things were "atomic." Before then things were "space age." Before then they were "electonic" or "electromagnetic." People latch on to new fancy terminology, and make shit up with those words just to sound smart, despite their claims still being made up shit. I don't know what it was but it was explaining how consciousness reacts instantaneously, faster than light. Your ego is just your brain's neural network. Do you mean that you killed off a bunch of your brain cells? I think we can sort of guess that already. Have you ever actually stopped your brain, and your body, from functioning? Tons of other people have (accidental and induced comas). How come their experiences are all exactly the same, which is that they were not aware of anything during that time Your ego is your human senses. Fear and everything that stems from it. In the absence of ego, one is absent of the physical plane and fully indwells to be one with the spiritual plane. In the state, you know everything because you are everything. It's keeping it with you, the trick. I don't know about comas, I've never had one. I have, however, heard of people having similar near death experiences. Maybe not everybody will perceive the highest dimension upon death. Some simply stay or perceive darkness. I had a dream I was shot the other night, three times, and everything turned black upon the last shot to the head. I perceived nothing but I recall perceiving it as I still existed. What is taking place outside of that spot? Everything is inside that spot. Our reality of the universe is the only one we are experiencing, but the universe is existing everywhere with and without us. If we are everywhere through consciousness, are you proposing that your consciousness can break the fundamental rule of physics that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light? If not, how did your coonsciouness reach the far parts of the universe in just the time since you were born? We are everywhere because we are all. Space is created by us, an elaborate illusion. This is how higher levels of life can teleport/warp to anywhere, because you create your reality. No need for a dummy. An idiot would suffice. Give the drug to a willing test subject, and watch his brain patters and changed in brain chemistry. That gives a pretty good picture of what happens, and why.
Humans had 250,000 years of your types of claims, and to prove any of the stuff you are talking about. Still waiting for proof. Do not be so quick to judge the effects of psychedelics. Brain change != brain damage. Many prophets found their knowledge through psychedelic transcendence. Listen to the musical influences that used LSD such as Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles. They have something in common, good vibes, love and soul. Positivity. It stems from within but is truly amplified in the presence of an ego deteriorating drug like LSD or mushrooms. Notice the similarities between Jesus and I. I know because I am still sane. Because I didn't take drugs, and because I can still tell what is real and what is not. My brain still works as designed by nature. When something is completely broken, it often can't even tell that it's broken, because they very things that tell that thing that it is broken are themselves broken.
And FYI, we understand dreams pretty well too. In layman's terms, your brain's long-term memory centers convert things from short-term as fast as they can, often slapping things one on top of the other, and dreams are basically your brain performing a defrag function on your memories, in order to organize all those network pathways I mentioned more efficiently. That's why dreams are often about recent experiences, why they can sometimes seem to f'ed up, and why lack of sleep for a long time can literally drive someone insane (I *almost* minored in psychology, dropping it with only two classes to go) Still sane? Can you be saner? I became way more sane after finding peace, understanding/god with LSD. It increases your senses and puts you in tune to the frequencies of the body, earth and universe. I'd like to think dreams are heaven, for I have achieved things only doable in the realms of higher dimensions. I have learned to take flight, multiple times. I have jumped over the city of Raleigh in my beamer, jumped over a semitruck on a motorcycle, I have touched someone physically and I have fallen in love with someone in my dreams. It all seems very real, too real of an experience for me to call fake. It's just too bad that there's no way for you to prove it, by, say, telling something about some history past that can be verified, or explaining some conncept of astrophysics that can actually be verified when tested (so far your claims have actually been contrary to tested and confirmed astrophysics concepts) Ah, but there is. When I fly at the music festival, there will be plenty proof for the egodeath to stay with humanity. And that's why I gotta do it, because people need proof to believe. |
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Do you believe in UFOs, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trance mediums, the Loch Ness monster and the theory of Atlantis?
Yessir I believe in everything, even santa clause (he's somewhere in the universe). Especially astral projection, since I've done that. There's nothing wrong with faith or belief, when you truly believe something, that's when your whole reality can change exponentially.
This is not black and white, if someone truly believes he has to kill other people or deny other people their rights because their god, or aliens, says so, that's wrong! Then the problem is the belief that someone has to kill someone, not the foundation of beliefs. You can equally oppose that belief, as you do. Beliefs are neutral, we interpret them to be good or bad. So believe in positives, and you'll find unconditional love. |
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It seems you have it figured out. Your soul escapes into the surrounding areas when it is freed from your body.
If by "soul" you mean "infrared light," then sure, but then that soul is pretty much worthless and meaningless too. And yes, the energy of the universe is infinite, it has existed for ever and always will exist.
Sorry, not according to all the evidence we have, and there's tons of it. Consciousness interacts instantaneously no matter the distance, shall I find the quantum experiment explaining it?
You mean "quantum" quantum? Or "new age bullshit" quantum? Because even quantum theory doesn't break the speed of light. Matter is present in this reality, when you die you experience a brief period of absence from matter, aka infinite love aka god.
Speaking from experience? Can you test this theory to verify it? If there's a space where no energy or universe exists, how is there space?
Because "space" is "nothing." There is nothing out there far away. Or more specifically, there isn't anything at all out there far away. Again, space doesn't "exist." It's just an area of that nothing that you claim can't exist, which we separate using our own abstract boudnaries (such as the outer shell of a lead sphere, or the limit beyond which light and energy has not traveled yet.) Nothing in the sense of emptiness, darkness etc, yes, but you (your consciousness) is still there.
Ah, but I am not there. I am not inside the hypothetical lead sphere, and no one is in the space outside our universe's expansion. So there is still nothing there. And please do not refute psychedelic experience as false or drug induced until you've experienced it for yourself.
Do you need to experience a car crash to know what it is like, what damage would result from it, and whether it will kill you? Or is sticking a couple of crash test dummies into a test car, crashing it, and observing and analyziing everything from the outside enough? I posit the second one is sufficient. Likewise, I don't need to take drugs to know that the chemicals some druggie takes affects his brain in some specific way, and fucks up their head with hallucinations. There's plenty of scientific experiments tracking all the effects from the outside already. We know we can dream and imagine stuff. Using drugs to do it doesn't change it from being just dreams and imagination. Sorry. Infinity is a hard concept to grasp.
For you, maybe... Try thinking beyond the grand illusions of time and space. Imagine you're a single point, a single point doesn't have anything outside of it but everything inside.
Thinking this way would greatly oversimplify reality... If by "soul" you mean "infrared light," then sure, but then that soul is pretty much worthless and meaningless too. You are conscious aren't you, not simply a robot? You have a lapse of time between thought don't you? You are a conscious being with a soul, whatever you want to call that. Sorry, not according to all the evidence we have, and there's tons of it. Our failure to channel this infinite energy does not mean it doesn't exist. The universe is consciousness. Consciousness is infinite, including powerful. You mean "quantum" quantum? Or "new age bullshit" quantum? Because even quantum theory doesn't break the speed of light I cannot find it now, I saw it years ago. It was quantum. Speaking from experience? Can you test this theory to verify it? Yes, I have already killed my ego to the point I entered the 8th-10th dimension, absent of time and space, absorbed completely in a infinitely loving ball of light. Because "space" is "nothing." There is nothing out there far away. Or more specifically, there isn't anything at all out there far away. Again, space doesn't "exist." It's just an area of that nothing that you claim can't exist, which we separate using our own abstract boudnaries (such as the outer shell of a lead sphere, or the limit beyond which light and energy has not traveled yet.) But there's still something there. Even if there appears to be nothing, everything is taking place in the same spot. Ah, but I am not there. I am not inside the hypothetical lead sphere, and no one is in the space outside our universe's expansion. So there is still nothing there. But you are everywhere, consciousness. Are you proposing we are the center of the universe then? Our reality of the universe is the only one? Do you need to experience a car crash to know what it is like, what damage would result from it, and whether it will kill you? Or is sticking a couple of crash test dummies into a test car, crashing it, and observing and analyziing everything from the outside enough? I posit the second one is sufficient. Likewise, I don't need to take drugs to know that the chemicals some druggie takes affects his brain in some specific way, and fucks up their head with hallucinations. There's plenty of scientific experiments tracking all the effects from the outside already. We know we can dream and imagine stuff. Using drugs to do it doesn't change it from being just dreams and imagination. Sorry. If you could give a test dummy LSD and measure the cognitive effects, I'd say that'd work. But unfortunately, shifting dimensions is an art only one can experience themselves. I could draw you a beautiful picture, but it would not match the true energy waves of the higher dimensions. It's simply something one must experience to comprehend the nature of. Just dreams and imagination? Do you know what life is? A dream. Think about it, you fall asleep and you enter other dreams, other real realities and you come back to this one because you chose to live a life. How do you know you didn't wake up in one of your dreams and remember something from this life as if it was a dream? Just by dreams, one can easily fathom that we are multidimensional beings, not robot meat bodies. For you, maybe... I understand everything my friend. The beginning, the end, the cycles and the transitions. I've lived forever, I am not new to the game of life. Thinking this way would greatly oversimplify reality... Reality is the simplest thing there is once you understand it. Once you accept it you begin to understand it. Once you stop doubting it you begin to believe. Once you understand, you are it. |
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I'd list DMT separate from LSD. But, add MXE/Ket (dissociative), 2c-e/i/b, 5-meo-mipt and 4-aco-dmt (phenehtylmine and tryptamine RC's) for the chemically experienced.
Don't forget nitrous. And salvia.
And cigarettes.
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....is there anything wrong with this statement? -> "i believe that i am". if not than, using the socratic method, i think it could be used to break your claim "Both the terms belief, and faith imply that evidence is not used in the decision process."
I think Christians might look at things such as the wonders of life as 'evidence', but with exceptions of some of them who are idiots and misunderstand their own faith, they are basically, 'the faithful'. Faith, and belief, are central issues. "evidence", is secondary or tertiary... Yes, there is a lot wrong with the statement "I believe that I am." Let me correct it to "I am." Or how about I am what I believe? There's nothing wrong with faith or belief, when you truly believe something, that's when your whole reality can change exponentially. Why can nobody comprehend or understand the concept of performing miracles? If you believe something enough, it becomes true. Jesus was able to believe in himself and perform the impossible. I have performed the impossible myself from quantum healing a dog from cancer to holding back a piece of a cloud from moving while others watched. Nothing is impossible and beliefs are not issues for everyone has beliefs and they manifest the physical world. Negative beliefs are negative, but believing in something positive is only true. |
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Then I would have to eat it in the helicopter. I have a feeling no one in my area will see this in time, oh well. first bump - fist bump, right?  |
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That's when it's time to get a bike.
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