X Marks the Spot

If you are speaking of jigsaw, he is quite chatty.

If I may make a suggestion, to go back and read over his posts on this thread for the last few days or so.

It will give you a good feel for him.


Glad you are back. We(myself, SS, Fringe) were wondering where you were...

Aether from what I can tell they liken it to a particle beam of sorts that it ends up tying into.

Seer look on youtube for chemtrails and liquid crystals forming with specific photography to catch it.

sort of like the lcd display screens on tv's and computer monitor's

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also active matrix technologies

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Hmm. I wonder why aether thinks he has met someone or something similar to my 'old man'?

It's good to be back, seer. Like I said, I was unexpectedly banned right after I posted good morning on Jan 14th.

They just lifted it. I usually checked every day or so. I missed you guys. ;)

Hello everyone.

It's been a while. I've been banned for the past few weeks for no particular reason. Just wanted to drop in and say hello to aether, et al.

I have found the mods quite reasonable when requesting an 'unban'.

I only tried it once for another, but they were shortly unbanned after my request.


What a day the next day turned out to be...

Thread: 11 year old boy reincarnated FOX 8 News (fighter pilot shot down in Japan)

i imagine our reincarnation topic will flicker into general life more frequently as we progress

Entanglement will cause simultaneous perturbation in 3 areas of construed temporo spatial awareness in the effect that like and flux entangle in each the other through persistence.

feedback

Thus all Alien pilots are Buddha's.

Samsara is not righteous. It stops you from getting your license. I have limited time, so I'll stick to pointy points.

Suffering is a skin of persistence that pushes you through emotional states and creates focus.

Repeat a word such as the or persistently stand in a pose until every muscle screams. Total engagement of emotional resources will give you peeks.

I routinely engaged what terrified me until it became barely a nuisance.

They have denied every one of my requests for 'unban'. They don't even respond back to me. All my other accounts are still banned.

They have denied every one of my requests for 'unban'. They don't even respond back to me. All my other accounts are still banned.

They have denied every one of my requests for 'unban'. They don't even respond back to me. All my other accounts are still banned.

so the buddha want to be in the 'eye' of the emotions?

so the buddha want to be in the 'eye' of the emotions?

Hey Sep,

Have you read the new Robert Jordan Wheel of Time book...'A Memory of Light' yet?

Nope. I just finished book 4 yesterday, lol. I thought I read the series up to book 7, but when I began re-reading book 4, I realized the last book I read in the series was Dragon Reborn, #3. So, I have a long way to go still.

good morning

Well, man, you've got a long way to go indeed. Those things are like 800 pages a book and he just released #14.

He wanted to remove himself fully from emotions. To him, the entire human existence was/is suffering and pain. Joy took place only within the place termed Nirvana, which was thought to only exist when a human was outside of the living human experience (when they died). But, the reincarnation wheel always put them back into the human experience.

So, if any spirit ever attained Nirvana, then it ended their cycle of reincarnation. They transcended the human condition and ascended. Buddha was one of the first to do so while living as a human. In other words, he found the path out of suffering and pain for good, not having to go back on the karmic wheel.

Unfortunately, how he attained Nirvana was inexpressable, so he could not form a pure roadmap.


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i don`t think so
what buddha wanted was domination of the eye in the sky by unemotional means as in:
no matter what the eye or anything else does it will never be as buddha is because buddha has emotional control of self to control all emotion not of it`self origin

not universally popular but buddha could never know that being surface of planet bound

so does that mean he was free from indras net?

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Seer, saw this picture and thought of you:

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Whoa...very cool.

People are so clever and creative.


Life is not just about suffering and pain. It is about channeling it properly to call the Muse.

As we do repeatedly on this thread, and enjoy ourselves very much.

That is what I call...Living.

:)

Whoa...very cool.

People are so clever and creative.


Life is not just about suffering and pain. It is about channeling it properly to call the Muse.

As we do repeatedly on this thread, and enjoy ourselves very much.

That is what I call...Living.

:)

That saying 'let the dead bury the dead' and then the Aluna people thinking most of the humans in the world are dead or shadows of themselves. thinking on this

oh, this reminds of these pictures 3rd one down, humans aren't plugged in?

these are crazy pictures done by a japanese teenage girl
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Dean Keith Simonton of the University of California, Davis, says that just like the ill-fated dodo, scientific geniuses like these men have gone extinct.

"Future advances are likely to build on what is already known rather than alter the foundations of knowledge," Simonton writes in a commentary published in today’s (Jan. 31) issue of the journal Nature...

Modern-day science has little room for the likes of Galileo, who first used the telescope to study the sky, or Charles Darwin, who put forward the theory of evolution, argues a psychologist and expert in scientific genius.

Dean Keith Simonton of the University of California, Davis, says that just like the ill-fated dodo, scientific geniuses like these men have gone extinct.

"Future advances are likely to build on what is already known rather than alter the foundations of knowledge," Simonton writes in a commentary published in today’s (Jan. 31) issue of the journal Nature.

An end to momentous leaps forward?

For the past century, no truly original disciplines have been created; instead new arrivals are hybrids of existing ones, such as astrophysics or biochemistry. It has also become much more difficult for an individual to make groundbreaking contributions, since cutting-edge work is often done by large, well-funded teams, he argues.

What's more, almost none of the natural sciences appear ripe for a revolution.

"The core disciplines have accumulated not so much anomalies as mere loose ends that will be tidied up one way or another," he writes.

Only theoretical physics shows signs of a "crisis," or accumulation of findings that cannot be explained, that leaves it open for a major paradigm shift, he writes.

I was just remarking to myself about the strange pressure and spinal sensation I have been experiencing for the last 20 minutes or so...

Anyone else?