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you do form sense of it seer

cleverly in my opinion
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you do form sense of it seer

cleverly in my opinion
 Quoting: aether


Thank you love.

I do not have access to the vernacular many of you possess.

I was shown these things in images, so that is the only way I know how to represent what I 'saw'.

Remember how me met?

I was compelled to seek you out.



Did it make sense at the time?

Seems to me we come full circle often enough to re-post it.

So anyone seeing how that works?
 Quoting: ArunaLuna


that is what we are doing
putting known information together to explain our unknown, until we do, working abilities
i got it from strike
why
because he is here on the thread
felt it coming for reasons unknown until i saw what he did (posted) as in:
read it
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Hiya aether.

I was wonder if I could run something by you real quick. Something I have been working on. I wrote this as a response to another poster and would love if you could have alook at it and offer me your thoughts.

hf

I know it's just that I really want people and go out find out really what he did. You will cry tears of joy but you have to do the legwork no one can do it for you you have to want it
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Well, to name a few

Unified Field Theory
Solution to Universal Translation(end of the confusion of Babelian)
Convertible Logical Analysis(using what you know to figure out what you do not yet know)

I hear he also knows the secret to time travel

in a non-rotating universe,

and much of the new technology of today was actually suggested by him, as well.

Beyond what he's done, he's a very kind, strong man who is highly entertaining and just loves all he can. If you've got a problem, he can find a solution, that much is for sure. All considered, he's an amazing individual when taken away from the fluffery puffery. Maybe one day you'll get to meet him.
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I have a question if you will allow me...


I have recently been working on some theories of my own concerning the 'shape' and workings of the Universe.



Are you saying the 'Universe' remains in a fixed position while the light and frequency spin around it?


Perhaps you saw some of my theories on the other thread.

I have been working through this for a couple weeks now and would love any assistance you could offer.

Here is a bit of a run down on what has been put together so far.

floweroflife


See: I saw the flower of life as spinning toruses 13:51

See: with each point being a vortex 13:52


vortex


See: which causes the spin and movement 13:52

See: open on top and bottom May 29

See: meeting in the middle toward some kind of 'intersection' which causes the whole thing to work 13:52

See: i have consider it a duality vacuum 13:53

See: but there would have to be 'will' as well 13:53

See: In the person, it is breath 13:53

See: in the Universe... 13:53

See: God? May 29

See: the 'Will' would be the 'pull' 13:54

See: which gets everything spinning so to speak 13:54

See: within the 'merged' sections of the sphere in the flower of life is ALL Creation 13:54

See: the vesica pisces 13:55

See: where all mathematics is found


triangle1


See: I have considered that Source is a 'sphere' of potential 13:58

See: Sourced mirrored creating a companion 13:59

See: merged with said companion 13:59

See: creating the vesica pisces 13:59

See: and in that...ALL Creation 13:59


See: the Known Universe 13:59

See: only a tiny section of Source 13:59

See: which is much more vast 13:59



vesicapisces


Anything you could offer, would be appreciated.


garden


hf
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Hope you don't mind Luna.

hugs
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Thank you love.

I do not have access to the vernacular many of you possess.

I was shown these things in images, so that is the only way I know how to represent what I 'saw'.

Remember how me met?

I was compelled to seek you out.



Did it make sense at the time?

Seems to me we come full circle often enough to re-post it.
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i never noticed the full sense at that time

is the sensation
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Thank you love.

I do not have access to the vernacular many of you possess.

I was shown these things in images, so that is the only way I know how to represent what I 'saw'.

Remember how me met?

I was compelled to seek you out.



Did it make sense at the time?

Seems to me we come full circle often enough to re-post it.
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i never noticed the full sense at that time

is the sensation
 Quoting: aether


nice geometry and visuals seer
looking for a source of motion in eternity is tricky because it can lead to looking for a beginning
there is reason (motive) why all moves as it does
so if you look at what you see as the reason (source), you may say all is the reason, including yourself,
that leads to a word:
synergy
Synergy is two or more things functioning together to produce a result not independently obtainable
 Quoting: observation

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

that places you within what you see

what you see and experience awaits you acknowledging yourself within it

is how it feels
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or maybe i did tounge
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Thank you love.

I do not have access to the vernacular many of you possess.

I was shown these things in images, so that is the only way I know how to represent what I 'saw'.

Remember how me met?

I was compelled to seek you out.



Did it make sense at the time?

Seems to me we come full circle often enough to re-post it.
 Quoting: seer


i never noticed the full sense at that time

is the sensation
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Does it now?


There was a 'Zero' (not 0) thread, where I was able to put much more together, but I am not sure I can find it.

I will try...



"Stop Trying, just DO."

tounge
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Riding crop.

Hmmmmmm. Interesting.

"Aethers ace, zero's author".

Transformation.

Always mindful.
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yes yes yes... i don't have to be on here to hear you...
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Does it now?


There was a 'Zero' (not 0) thread, where I was able to put much more together, but I am not sure I can find it.

I will try...



"Stop Trying, just DO."

tounge
 Quoting: Seer777


hmm

Well this is not the one I was actually looking for.

Thread: ZERO.....................



It was a thread which just started with the word "One".

Then 2,3,4,5... and so on.


I can't find it.

GLP's search feature leaves a bit to be desired...no offense GLP.

If one could search Threads, message body, and author at the same time...that would be quite helpful...



I found this instead.

Memories...

lol.


seer what does that dragon mean?
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It means, As it was in the Beginning So Shall it be at the End.

Cycle.

Circle.

Infinity.

Change.


Change is the ONLY certainty.

Ever moving, ever pushing forward.

Forever.


The infinity symbol is just a circle bent over to meet itself in the middle.

Balance.


Wink



:infinity:



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Hi Seer. cool2

That infinity symbol. I was unknowingly drawing that symbol all the time growing up. However I drew it very differently and didn't realize until recently that I was drawing the 'infinity' symbol. See below for how I would draw it:

:InfinityS:

Did you draw anything like this as a kid or any other specific symbols? 3-D cube/box? Triangles in triangles? Triangles in diamonds? Pentagram stars? I was also obsessed with my 8's. If the top portion of my 8 and the lower portion of my 8 were not equally proportionate, I would get annoyed. Meticulous about my 8's.

Based on your response I may contact you via PM if you don't mind.

hf
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Two things I ALWAYS drew without KNOWING why...


The Five-Pointed Star...which I always placed within a pentagon to increase the pattern outward...as Large as the paper would allow...

And

The Capstone.

When I went through my old college notebooks...the margins were filled with them.

Every page.


My birth chart...I found many years later.

777


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Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Redundant elation.

No offence accepted.
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One thing I have noticed with extrasensory perceptions is they increase when one eats less dense food. This is talked about in some raw plant food diet books and has been my own experience as well.

Picture this - in ancient times people ate well mineralized raw or more water based foods if they were cooked. They also probably had more sun exposure (solar plexus chakra), ate more greens (heart chakra), and had more contact with the earth (grounded.) We also would have been in better resonance in tribal situations presumably in looking at current societies who possess some of these same characteristics. As we are electromagnetic beings it would appear anything to enhance these energetic vibrations would appear to help us develop further these "siddhis" or senses.

Another aspect to our "density" is the fact we don't "eliminate" our solid matter in a timely manner due to the height of the commode and our modern diet. A tip is to eat a salad at the end of the meals like some Europeans and use a stool for your "stools." We are meant to hold onto one meal at a time. If we look to animals and young children we can see this evidence. Think input - output. What goes in should be assimilated and utilized and then let out.

Our physical density can effect all aspects of our being. When a person is full of "crap" doesn't just mean that they are it effects there mental/emotional state as well.
More water based foods like fruits, veggies, salads and soups do not "stick" to our bodies thereby clogging up our lymphatic system, the blood, and liver. It is estimated that most western disease including the top 3 causes of death are do much in part to the height of the commode. Combine this with lack of trace and even macro minerals in the soil which effects the hormonal system and thus all energetics (chakras included) and it's a double whammy on the efficiency of the human organism.
We thus suffer from malnutrition and a polluted inefficient system that requires more and more food to sustain proper glucose control which then results in more health issues.
Economically this has been a disaster for the U.S. in a multitude of ways. It was predicted we would bankrupt this great free country starting now up to 10 years from now approximately 30 years ago due to mineral depletion alone. Businesses and governments and individuals have not been able to afford these issues.
Best solutions - fibers like flax seeds, chia seeds and glucomannan. Raw whole food vitamins, seaweed, and superfoods as well as true organic foods.
I hope this helps.
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Redundant elation.

No offence accepted.
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I have found that what goes in the stomach comes out. Food does nothing to impaire or enhance. That is dependency on the body to produce results and not the mind of the soul or spirit. "To bend the spoon, that is impossible. You must understand it is you who bends."

Intuition/abilities are not dependent on the body.

That has been my experiance. There isnt the right combination of yoga moves to enhance anything. Focus comes from within not from without.

The mind, not to be confused with the brain. The brain is simply a tool.

The mind sees with perfect clarity using no eye balls. If it wasnt true, you would never be able to view your body from above it and the surroundings with perfect clarity, while the heart itself sends no signal.
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Infinite possibilities dwell in what is infinite. The body has an expiration and is not infinite.
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Infinite possibilities dwell in what is infinite.

The body has an expiration and is not infinite.
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For now...


Imagine for a moment...if 'death' could be bypassed...

Would 'religion' need then, to exist?

And all the horrors perpetrated upon 'Man' in its 'Name'?


Me thinks no.


"What is in a name?"


"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet...or sour."

wink



"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful."

~Seneca


Can't wait for tomorrow...


Pop.

Hehe...


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I have found that what goes in the stomach comes out. Food does nothing to impaire or enhance. That is dependency on the body to produce results and not the mind of the soul or spirit. "To bend the spoon, that is impossible. You must understand it is you who bends."

Intuition/abilities are not dependent on the body.

That has been my experiance. There isnt the right combination of yoga moves to enhance anything. Focus comes from within not from without.

The mind, not to be confused with the brain. The brain is simply a tool.

The mind sees with perfect clarity using no eye balls. If it wasnt true, you would never be able to view your body from above it and the surroundings with perfect clarity, while the heart itself sends no signal.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 20723937


This is true as I for one totally agree. Perhaps this post is not for this select audience but others who don't possess or know about such concepts.

I think it would be hard to tell many people yeah that KFC and donut can be transmuted into rock hard flesh so you look like them fitness models much less that liver performs alchemy (most of the population have no clue what alchemy means.) Or oh yeah this is how you can heal someone with a ball of light like a star (I've tried :))

Stepping stones. Some people need to experience things gradually in my experience. Otherwise they look at you like what planet are you from. The masses need something more tangible in my opinion of course I could be wrong altogether. Maybe if enough of us start levitating en masse and reading their minds they'll start to believe! Until then...
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I have found that what goes in the stomach comes out. Food does nothing to impaire or enhance. That is dependency on the body to produce results and not the mind of the soul or spirit. "To bend the spoon, that is impossible. You must understand it is you who bends."

Intuition/abilities are not dependent on the body.

That has been my experiance. There isnt the right combination of yoga moves to enhance anything. Focus comes from within not from without.

The mind, not to be confused with the brain. The brain is simply a tool.

The mind sees with perfect clarity using no eye balls. If it wasnt true, you would never be able to view your body from above it and the surroundings with perfect clarity, while the heart itself sends no signal.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 20723937


This is true as I for one totally agree. Perhaps this post is not for this select audience but others who don't possess or know about such concepts.

I think it would be hard to tell many people yeah that KFC and donut can be transmuted into rock hard flesh so you look like them fitness models much less that liver performs alchemy (most of the population have no clue what alchemy means.) Or oh yeah this is how you can heal someone with a ball of light like a star (I've tried :))

Stepping stones. Some people need to experience things gradually in my experience. Otherwise they look at you like what planet are you from.

The masses need something more

tangible in my opinion of course I could be wrong altogether. Maybe if enough of us start levitating en masse and reading their minds they'll start to believe! Until then...
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Hiya Germany...

wave


"Simplicity.

Ask what is it in itself?"

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theripples


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Some are geared toward simplicity, that's the approach that gets them where they need to be. But there are some who are geared toward complexity, which gets there where they need to be. We can talk all we like about how we get there, but it's our path, no one elses. That being said, there are many different levels of consciousness and understanding. For some meditation/chakras/etc are a step forward, for some they're a step back (just using that as an example, there's many different concepts that are like that). Since I get wordy, will try to wrap it up quickly, lol. We can't disparage the path of others without stepping off our own individual paths.
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none of this is finished/final and represents a selection of headlines developing

Earth was initially part of the Saturn System in the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy (SDG), which is wrapped around the Milky Way and the two galaxies intersect near our present location. Star and planet formation are electrical plasma events, according to EU findings.

The Age of Darkness began probably shortly after the Saturn System formed. Saturn may have been a lone dwarf star, or it may have been part of another system and it may have had one or more satellite planets from the outset. That's not yet known.

Saturn was knocked out of the SDG at some point and it moved from its former location toward the Sun in a manner like a comet. It flared occasionally when its electrical environment changed much and it sometimes ejected satellites, possibly including Earth, Mars, Venus etc. Its larger satellites followed behind it in a line, like the SL9 comet pieces did before they struck Jupiter in 1994.

Saturn Flare - The Age of Darkness lasted until Saturn arrived at the Sun's heliopause and flared for the last time, 10,000 years ago. It possibly bounced off the heliopause several times before penetrating it. After the flare subsided Venus appeared in front of Saturn from Earth's perspective and the Sun was seen for the first time. Mars was seen not long afterward and so too was the electrical plasma column between Saturn's south pole, Venus, Mars and Earth's north pole.

The Golden Age lasted until the Saturn System broke up, when Saturn reached the asteroid belt during Saturn's slow inward spiral toward the Sun. Electrical forces caused the breakup and we think formation of some or all of the asteroid belt from Saturn's celestial disk from its last flare. The breakup occurred 5,000 years ago. Severing of the plasma column produced the Great Flood and the Ice Age, although floods and ice ages also occurred after former flare events as well.

Red Sun - Debris remained in orbit for a few thousand years after the breakup, which made the Sun and planets look red. And many meteors struck the Earth's atmosphere and produced megalightning impacts on Earth. Ancient civilizations began mostly after the breakup and lasted about 3,000 years at most. The Modern Era began about 2,000 years ago, when the debris in orbit had greatly diminished and the Sun became bright like it is now.

The Saturn System broke up somewhere near Jupiter and the asteroid belts. When Earth left the warmth of Saturn's tail and the polar column, The move from near Jupiter or Mars to the present orbit would have been very cold, producing an ice age. The lower latitudes would have been the only places warm enough for most people and animals during that time.
The plasma column held a lot of ocean water from Earth, so, when it was severed, a Great Flood occurred when the column let go of some of the water

The column also had very strong tornadoes during the Golden Age which chewed up the ground in the Arctic. The Arctic was warm during the Golden Age and there was abundant plant and animal life. But the tornadoes were a bit erratic and gobbled up plants and animals as well as dirt near the pole. Electrical forces pulverized the matter into organic powder. When the column was severed, after the flood waters were let go, tornadoes mixed the powder with broken plants and animals and ice pellets to make frozen muck, covering much of the Arctic circle. Loess is pulverized rock, which also covers much of the area.

The area around the Arctic Ocean must have been hit by a blast of very cold air from the upper atmosphere, when plasma column severed, because large animals and even bodies of water froze almost instantly. In order for mammoths to freeze solid without their cells bursting, they had to be flash frozen, which would have required temperatures below -175F.
 Quoting: observation


if it jogs anyone's memory do tell

i don`t like the term cold wind to explain flash freezing because the wind , if there was one, was the visible sign of electromagnetic process
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The Vedic astrological understanding of Saturn was correct. This is what this says to me. Western view of Saturn slowing communications has been misunderstood into the realm of belief systems.

However these effects are not always negative. Saturn's properties of contraction and "crystallization" are said to create solidness in the world and give lasting form to everything physical and principle.
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It is the ‘hold the ambivalence’ variable. Which harkens back to what Bea said earlier of ‘belief is bias’. Which makes ‘ambivalence’ an actual variable in sociological statistics.

Last Edited by Metanoia on 08/26/2012 12:54 AM
The term derives from the Ancient Greek words, meta, meaning beyond or after, and noia, meaning perception or understanding or mind.
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Some are geared toward simplicity, that's the approach that gets them where they need to be. But there are some who are geared toward complexity, which gets there where they need to be. We can talk all we like about how we get there, but it's our path, no one elses. That being said, there are many different levels of consciousness and understanding. For some meditation/chakras/etc are a step forward, for some they're a step back (just using that as an example, there's many different concepts that are like that). Since I get wordy, will try to wrap it up quickly, lol. We can't disparage the path of others without stepping off our own individual paths.
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I agree Bea...

But there is a bit more.


The greatest of our 'Teachers' can take that which is the most complex, and make it Simple.


In that...

It reaches or Touches...the Masses.

:kallisti:


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Belief is bias. I hold that statement as knowledge, not belief, lol. Belief depends on faith, not knowledge. Knowledge depends on information, both subjective and objective, that fits the parameters of truth, call it a root suspicion... and it can change as information changes. Belief often cannot, new information brings dissonance to those locked into the "believer" mindset. That being said, belief functions as an awesome temporary tool to focus an effect from a cause.
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Some are geared toward simplicity, that's the approach that gets them where they need to be. But there are some who are geared toward complexity, which gets there where they need to be. We can talk all we like about how we get there, but it's our path, no one elses. That being said, there are many different levels of consciousness and understanding. For some meditation/chakras/etc are a step forward, for some they're a step back (just using that as an example, there's many different concepts that are like that). Since I get wordy, will try to wrap it up quickly, lol. We can't disparage the path of others without stepping off our own individual paths.
 Quoting: Bea Nameless


I agree Bea...

But there is a bit more.


The greatest of our 'Teachers' can take that which is the most complex, and make it Simple.


In that...

It reaches or Touches...the Masses.

:kallisti:


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I have no interest in educating the masses beyond the ripple effect. The only one who can educate you is you. I can make someone aware of what I know and then point the way, but teachers work best when they merely guide... else the weak elevate and worship the teacher and not the teaching. The apple I gave you? Primary point... Eris didn't "cause" the war by giving it, it was the actions after that brought things low, the reaction to being faced with the greed and desire to be the "prettiest one"... which we ALL are in our own mind's eye. Simple things are lost with me, I have no desire for them. I'm a complex creature that thrives on complexity and ambiguity. Hence it's difficult to teach me (neither a guru leader nor a guru follower, I)... I learn best when left alone to figure things out on my own. There are many like me. I just wanted to mention that lest you forget us unicorns, lmao.
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Belief is bias. I hold that statement as knowledge, not belief, lol. Belief depends on faith, not knowledge. Knowledge depends on information, both subjective and objective, that fits the parameters of truth, call it a root suspicion... and it can change as information changes. Belief often cannot, new information brings dissonance to those locked into the "believer" mindset. That being said, belief functions as an awesome temporary tool to focus an effect from a cause.
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Oh, I agree. ‘Belief is bias’ is the mantra of sociological statistics. Enabling a literal independent variable for ‘ambivalence'. The Null hypothesis is viewed very differently in Sociological stats.
The term derives from the Ancient Greek words, meta, meaning beyond or after, and noia, meaning perception or understanding or mind.
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I don't worry much about studies as they're biased, too, lol. You know that. I'm not a statistics chick... I kind of figure 87% of statistics are made up. There's a belief bias deep inside any aspect being studied, values are tweaked to get the desired result. It's Heisenberg at work, when you watch something, you skew it by the simple act of observation. In effect, researchers become a value inside their own experiment.
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Some are geared toward simplicity, that's the approach that gets them where they need to be. But there are some who are geared toward complexity, which gets there where they need to be. We can talk all we like about how we get there, but it's our path, no one elses. That being said, there are many different levels of consciousness and understanding. For some meditation/chakras/etc are a step forward, for some they're a step back (just using that as an example, there's many different concepts that are like that). Since I get wordy, will try to wrap it up quickly, lol. We can't disparage the path of others without stepping off our own individual paths.
 Quoting: Bea Nameless


I agree Bea...

But there is a bit more.


The greatest of our 'Teachers' can take that which is the most complex, and make it Simple.


In that...

It reaches or Touches...the Masses.

:kallisti:


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I have no interest in educating the masses beyond the ripple effect. The only one who can educate you is you. I can make someone aware of what I know and then point the way, but teachers work best when they merely guide... else the weak elevate and worship the teacher and not the teaching. The apple I gave you? Primary point... Eris didn't "cause" the war by giving it, it was the actions after that brought things low, the reaction to being faced with the greed and desire to be the "prettiest one"... which we ALL are in our own mind's eye. Simple things are lost with me, I have no desire for them. I'm a complex creature that thrives on complexity and ambiguity. Hence it's difficult to teach me (neither a guru leader nor a guru follower, I)... I learn best when left alone to figure things out on my own. There are many like me. I just wanted to mention that lest you forget us unicorns, lmao.
 Quoting: Bea Nameless


"An elephant never forgets" <---Miss you Shrike.

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The ripples are the point.


One can not give another learning.

Learning is self-effacing.


It is a choice of the learner...they either choose to incorporate or ignore.

Touched timidly for proper perspective.




'The Apple'.

Stands for many things.


I only recently learned of it's symbolic nature with Eris and have never utilized it in that context.



For me the apple stands for

"Original Sin"...Choice.


Tree of Knowledge.


Forbidden Fruit.


Also, 'Teachers' were often rumored to be given 'apples'.



Also, 'Golden' apple.


Golden Age.

"Follow the Yellow brick road.

The next evolutionary step.


Hidden in plain sight...


See it?

I know you do.

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When does 'Faith' become KNOWING?


Adam and Eve Mic

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Lol, I always used it in the context of Eris, it's her apple, says so right on it, lmao! I don't think anyone could accuse me of being self effacing, it's just not in my nature. I'm healthily egotistical and self centered... as centered in self as my own senses and perceptions are the only ones I can express and anything I've taught myself will only come through my own internal bias and filters. I freely exchange my own perceptions and if it's a staging board for someone else, that's cool. If it's not, that's cool, too. I'm like a take a penny, leave a penny tray at the cosmic convenience store, lol.
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I'm not a statistics chick...

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I failed Statistics 352 twice my senior year in college.


"Like being horse whipped" is what I would tell friends.


Unfortunately, it was necessary for my major.


Was the only class I ever failed.

I took it for the 3rd time my very last term...and scraped by with a C-.

Horrible stuff.



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And you'll have to answer your own question concerning when faith becomes knowing. At the end of the day, the only thing I can really muster faith in is my own ability to adapt and change with new information and express it as it feels at that moment in time. I'm a great photographer, those snap shots ripple and flow from me and back to me when we all go time traveling. I'm flexible like that. So I really have no dog in the faith becoming knowing fight.
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I'm not a statistics chick...

 Quoting: Bea Nameless


I failed Statistics 352 twice my senior year in college.


"Like being horse whipped" is what I would tell friends.


Unfortunately, it was necessary for my major.


Was the only class I ever failed.

I took it for the 3rd time my very last term...and scraped by with a C-.

Horrible stuff.



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With me, it's this internal suspicion that the bureaucrats and bean counters will be the ones who tear down the sandbox. I can't be complicit in that, in labeling and categorizing things that shouldn't be mucked with. Those faceless bastards are just as responsible for the clusterfuck we're in now as the facemen and women. Probably more so. There's no compassion in statistics, just meaningless numbers that relegate some to more and some to less.





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