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921  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 05:22:00 AM
Anytime your in Scotland, gimme a shout.. Wink

I'll setup an ftp in the morning..? it's after 4am.. it'll only be up as required, I'll pm you when it's set up Wink


Of course, of course!
922  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Christian BS on: October 31, 2014, 05:12:05 AM
Quote from: Astro Theology
The word Church comes from the Greek Goddess of deception Circe, who lured men into her lair and transformed them into pigs. The word Amen used at the end of prayer by Christians, Muslims, Hindus and Jews comes from the Pharaoh Amenhotep and the Egyptian God AmenRa. Amen was known as “the hidden one” in Egyptian beliefs and could change into other Gods like Osiris and Set at will.

The origin of the word "church" is from kuriakon or kyriakon in Greek, but it is known in Scotland as "kirk," in Germany as "Kirche," and in the Netherlands as "kerk." It means a building (the house of Kurios, or house of the Lord), in which in 1 Corinthians 8:5 it says that there are many lords, in which the custom of the Pagans was the worship of Sun Gods and reverence of them as being Lords. So refering to the church as the house of the Lord, is not denoting what Lord, because the meaning never did, so the people today have no idea they referring to an idol god. The word Kirche is similar to the Hebrew word (kikkar) Rkk, meaning a disk or cicle thus meaning Sun Worship. The Sun was worshipped as Baal or Lord by a full circle of pagans, which is why pagans worshipped on the first day of the week, Sun-day, as those claiming to be christians are doing today unaware that they are actually pagans.

Another origin of the word Church is found in the Anglo Saxon root word Circe, which stems from the Greek name of the goddess "Circe", who was the daughter of the Sun God worshipped as "Christos Helios", from whom the name Christ is derived from who was a Roman Sun god. The proper Hebrew word is Aqhal (Ihq) which means Assembly, Company, Congregation, called out as an organized body. So as you can see by the etymology of the word "Church", it is clearly of Pagan origin, and has nothing to do with the Most High nor his people, but has everything to do with those who worship the Sun as god on Sun-day, in their Roman Pantheon known as a Church. See what most people in these religious institutions don't know is that, Roman Emperor Constantine The Great in 321 AD, legislated Sun-day as a day of rest dedicated to the Greek and Roman Sun-god, Helios. Constantine worshipped "Christos Helios" which means "Christ-The-True-Sun.

Church comes from the Anglo-Saxon root word "circe," and stems from the Greek name of the goddess "Circe," the daughter of "Helios," the Roman Sun-god adopted from Greek mythology. So today, these people in these religious institutions throughout the world, have been deceived into worshipping Helios in his daughter's name Church, and are really Pagans in every form shape and fashion. Most churches you see estaablished today, are State controlled 501-C (3) Corporations. A Church that is formed under the permission of the State and thereby accepts State offered benefits for doing so, is no longer under the "headship" of Messiah, but has instead placed it's self under the sole authority of the State. A 501-C (3) Church or any Church formed by State permission under any "Corporate form" will no longer be permitted to discuss the affairs that may counter or oppose the rules or laws established by the State, for they are at the complete mercy of the State in all matters. This is why you will never see your TD Snakes, and Eddie Money Long, and Creflo Got Your Dollar or Create A Flow Dollar, Joel Oscheme, ever speak out agains't the government, because they have signed their soul over to the State.

Acts 5:29 states - Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men. So if the Most High as he has done with everyone of his servants the prophets, and his Son, move on them to prophesy against the nation and governments of the earth, these religious sold out State flunkies, have to disobey the Most High and obey man who pays their salary, or else be dealt with by the State and then Jewish Elite who controls the American government. The Son of Man and his disciples went to the people to teach, they didn't have no church setup for the people to come and hear them to get knowledge, the Pharisees and the hypocrites had churches, aka temples and synagogues. The Son of Man and his disciples were in the streets were the sick and blind and lepers were, in the streets is where the word of the Most High is needed, not in some Pagan temple.

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923  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 03:02:02 AM
Dmt is flatter to me than a cigarette, it has no effect on me.. my m* however, he loved it.. we have stopeed now, those were the day's..

I can't do cigarettes/tobacco "anymore", I had a bad physical experience with a 4 loko then smoking too much hookah while on a layover. Granted, the only time I really "did" cigarettes was chainsmoking them that short preceding week while on high school spring break Cheesy

I suppose DMT smoke wouldn't share that same immediate physical reaction with cigarettes I have as a result, of which I am 100% glad to have

I'm so grateful to have been able to go to so many places shortly after, probably through some connected reasons, one of which was the friend I mentioned above...—Hung out with some of the most beautiful, incredible people at Miami University. The next spring, I was called to and made the decision to transfer from MU to Indiana University (which proves to be crucial everyday I'm here), then I went on that summer to experience Bonnaroo, and then Peru (met a shaman there!! I was with a medical mission though, so they only passed around bottles of non-ayahuasca though still weird brews with probably some trace amounts of DMT, since it's everywhere anyway).

Anyways, these are the days :')

On a related note, one of my dreams now is to build lounges for everyone's benefit! We'd love to hear you play, good sir Smiley
924  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 01:39:35 AM
In time, for even this forum aint ready for it yet, I will prove 3 world's we visit in our (current) lives.. 've just got to seperate two of them, for one is stranger than the dream state.. who know's, perhaps I've got to level 3 of the conscious's

I have a friend who told me that while dreaming, he took a hit or so of DMT  Cheesy

925  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 01:30:50 AM
Ohh, can I hear?  Smiley
926  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 01:23:10 AM
As a 3 year old kid, my most vivid dream was thinking I was awake, and climbed up onto the window sill, and fell head first.. I sht myself thinking I would bang my head.. then I fell 'THROUGH' the ground, landing on some type of bridge/path.. so I guess I have missed the ground.. the thing is, in the recurring dream, I'm getting better at doing the jumps at greater speed and more height, and there are times when I'm in that dream, but I fogot how to d so.. weird, but true..

One day Wink
I believe in you!!!




my vivid memory as a kid  (5 or so) was crying for a bit when I was having an existential breakdown because I thought that we'd all one day die and I couldn't stop thinking: "AND THEN WHAT?!?!" I couldn't reconcile that.

aside from that, I had a vivid dream a year or two past that about a tornado coming, which reoccurred at least at one point a year or two from that one. Eventually I had a real life scary tornado experience in about 5th grade and while we were all huddled in the gym bathroom (which was our designated safe zone), facing possible death, with everyone afraid and crying. I remember my friend Kenneth yelling, "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!" which is so funny to me now in retrospect.
927  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 01:16:57 AM
I get them all the time.. never read it though..

Ask away, and test my 'god' given knowledge Wink

What's up with your name and avatar? i.e. what do they mean?

And sound is just motion/vibration, right?
928  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 01:12:50 AM
Ya I was thinking!! A cosmic ball would be too cool and fun Smiley I might wish to have that opportunity

also, have you tried missing the ground! If you can do that... Wink
929  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 12:59:53 AM
Thank you friend Smiley

What's your reasoning with Revelations?
930  Other / Off-topic / Re: Age of Aquarius... on: October 31, 2014, 12:57:05 AM
You are hereby granted the power to establish an imaginary seed (wish) that will hopefully be granted life in the form of reality in the next 26.000 year's, preferably within our lifetime.. Just to see the most popular 'want's' of the community..

encore encore! Smiley

or, for there not to be any reason to want to wish Smiley
-I didn't even have to say this

931  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 12:49:56 AM
Book of the Devil Valley Master?
932  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 12:28:31 AM
Look's interesting, but unless you know the ACTUAL event's involved in the initiations..?

So on the 'Eve' of woman learning the truth, by biting from the tree of knowledge, she learnt a truth she could not handle. Hence the aftermath. This is the significance of the cat. The apple is the PASSWORD that, if you survive the test, get's you your gold star.

I've only experienced a derivative initiation, so my knowledge here is short. Care to point me in the right direction?


an image I just ran into:
933  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 12:18:24 AM
^additional information: http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/sta/sta09.htm#page_41
934  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 31, 2014, 12:11:48 AM
And the Bible is the only place we see a clear picture of how God created the whole universe.

Smiley

not true^

I just finished the Bhagavad Gita today, and its rendition was pretty clear (to me).

I'm sure there are more stories.
935  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Christian BS on: October 30, 2014, 01:08:53 PM
"Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts."
- Richard Feynman
936  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 30, 2014, 12:21:30 AM
I find it quite boring and egotistical of a monotheistic god to insist it is the one and only god. Aren't more gods far more interesting and just as likely to be true? Isn't it about time we invented some new gods, anyways? The ones we have to date are so antiquated.  Tongue

It's just a perspective.

When imagining God, many tend to personify Him or project their own perspective on what they perceive God is (see: people saying that God "insists it is the one and only god" when it is actually people that insist that God insists so—although, the fact that we are alive, to me, is such an insistence, but that's beside the point), but if there was an original point of existence, then that's a bit hard to describe with human qualities, derivatives of that original point. It's like trying to integrate a derivative, there's a bit of information that might come short, hence the "+ C"

There are degrees of Godness, for lack of better wording ("experiencing God"?), that can lead to confusion when we compare religious gods. For example, many view or term Hinduism as a polytheism, but it is actually pantheist.

another Kabbalistic example (of which whose Judaistic origins arised or at least influenced Christianity's perspective of a "One and Only God", which also actually has at least three parts to its "One and Only God"):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ein_Sof


937  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 29, 2014, 06:10:19 PM
These texts go deeper into Life, the Universe, and Everything, than just morality.

Not really.  When the bible was written people didn't know very much about the universe or anything else.   Wink

I actually seriously doubt this idea.  People 2000 years ago weren't dumb, and I'm guessing that, much in the same way that blind or deaf people compensate for their handicap in other ways, people likely had strong methods of learning and interpreting information in the absence of the scientific method.

Take, for example, the fact that the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical information is obtained by Western researchers who obtain information about the medical properties of various plants from indigenous tribal cultures in isolated parts of the world.  These cultures don't utilize the scientific method but resort to more esoteric means of learning. The mystery as to how these cultures gained the knowledge is baffling to many professional academics.  

I dispute your "fact." I think the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical information is obtained through chemistry and research, not from information from the medical properties of various plants used be indigenous tribal cultures in isolated parts of the world. I think you've taken a few isolated cases of that happening, and are now presenting them to be the norm. They're not.

History offers perspective, my friend.

The overwhelming majority of modern pharmacy revolves around recreating or trying to induce/stimulate/inhibit what already occurs in nature. Pharmacy is a derivative of an ancient study of chemistry termed alchemy. The first pharmacy reportedly popped up in Arabia in the 6th century.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharmaceutical_industry#History

That's what it was then perhaps but that's not what it is now. Now it's about manipulating molecules to do what they want them to. A lot of our drugs are synthesized out of molecules that do not exist in nature.

edited my previous post before your reply posted/after you clicked "quote"
I would argue that synthesized chemicals are generally harder on the body because our body has not evolved to react with synthesized chemicals made via synthetic biochemical pathways (synthetic to me means not arising through biological/chemical evolution, not cognitive). But that's another topic.

The point i'm trying to make here is, just because our drugs are all fancy and made to react with the body a certain way, does not mean it's healthier or better, but that they simply all try to replicate natural process.
938  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 29, 2014, 06:06:07 PM
These texts go deeper into Life, the Universe, and Everything, than just morality.

Not really.  When the bible was written people didn't know very much about the universe or anything else.   Wink

I actually seriously doubt this idea.  People 2000 years ago weren't dumb, and I'm guessing that, much in the same way that blind or deaf people compensate for their handicap in other ways, people likely had strong methods of learning and interpreting information in the absence of the scientific method.

Take, for example, the fact that the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical information is obtained by Western researchers who obtain information about the medical properties of various plants from indigenous tribal cultures in isolated parts of the world.  These cultures don't utilize the scientific method but resort to more esoteric means of learning. The mystery as to how these cultures gained the knowledge is baffling to many professional academics.  

I dispute your "fact." I think the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical information is obtained through chemistry and research, not from information from the medical properties of various plants used be indigenous tribal cultures in isolated parts of the world. I think you've taken a few isolated cases of that happening, and are now presenting them to be the norm. They're not.

History offers perspective, my friend.

The overwhelming majority of modern pharmacy revolves around recreating or trying to induce/stimulate/inhibit what already occurs in nature, typically via proprietary synthetic means because for the most part, patents=monopoly. Pharmacy is a derivative of an ancient study of chemistry termed alchemy. The first pharmacy (as in commercial enterprise) reportedly popped up in Arabia in the 6th century, but one could argue that the local shaman/medicine man/what have you can also be considered a pharmacy in a meaningful sense.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharmaceutical_industry#History
939  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Christian BS on: October 29, 2014, 05:14:41 PM

"The Method of Science, the Aim of Religion"
940  Other / Off-topic / Re: I know there is no such thing as 'free energy' but what if it was possible? on: October 29, 2014, 04:20:28 PM
I always said I'd transmute all the plastic and nonbiodegradeables here on Earth into something useful if that were to happen.
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