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Great insights. It's almost like something appearing to be nihilistic, but in actuality is the opposite of nihilism.
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cookiemonster replied to Anton Rogachevski's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
All good points in general, and I empathize with the overall energy. -
Thankyou for adding this. I do feel this angle also. Aside from being a relatively simplistic organism in general it was also a very immature version of that organism. Thus I hope that the actual suffering experienced was very minimal, to the point of triviality. It's just a very difficult watch for us humans (or at least me!)
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Great data. Thankyou. I do feel that as modern humans we have very dysfunctional relationship with death. It's interesting though. On the subject of infanticide, we humans are on a totally different page from the animals. Post-utero infanticide within the human space is considered totally immoral (even evil). To many animals, apparently it is not an issue at all. Furthermore, as humans we tend to want to protect the weak and be indifferent to the strong. For many animals it seems to be the inverse: Protect the strong and be indifferent to the weak. This raises the question: Which position is the correct position? Humans or animals?
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cookiemonster replied to Anton Rogachevski's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The problem is that if every race or ethnicity demanded their own state then the world would turn into a depressing clusterfuck of ethno-nationalism. Where would we stop? How would we draw the division in respect of who owns what land and from which time period? As Malcolm X correctly points out:- "Only a 1000 years ago Moors lived in Spain. Would this give the Moors of today the legal and moral right to invade and drive out citizens, set up a new nation where Spain used to be, as the Zionists have done to our brothers and sisters in Palestine?" Hell, why even use race and ethnicity as a cultural reference? How about a state for bald people? Gay people? I like eating Roast Beef - can I have my own state? "We the Roast Beefish people are a people without a homeland!" It's crazy, and is the opposite of high-consciousness. Ethno-states are degenerative in the sense that they retreat back into the primitive mode of group preference, group strategy and tribal identity. -
cookiemonster replied to tuckerwphotography's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Sort of, but it gets weird because of the illusion of time. Notice you specifically asked "WILL God?" as if to imply a future event. You could have just as easily asked "HAS God?" as if to imply you have already passed through all such incarnations. In truth, God neither has, nor will, but strangely has, and will. But having said that, there is no consciousness other than God consciousness, so if it appears to be conscious, then it should be assumed to be God consciousness. -
cookiemonster replied to charlie cho's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The entire premise of punishment is archaic, spiritually insane and borderline sadistic. As individual finite-nodes of God, the only ones that we punish are ourselves. Therefore, if it doesn't serve a constructive purpose, other than a foolish sense of vengeance, then it should be avoided. There are many hi-conscious ways that we can use to maintain law and order, but punishment for the sake of punishment is about as silly as the Old Testament. -
I think resistance can be broken down into smaller components. You mentioned it yourself with 'so and so just can't let it go' which implies a lack of freedom (to let go), which can be broken down again into ignorance, simply because 'so and so does not know how to let go'.
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Because if it's not a problem then it's not suffering. For example, BDSM is not suffering. Torture is.
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Ignorance leads to lack of freedom leads to suffering. I have the freedom to put my finger in the candleflame, and the freedom to take it out, hence even if it hurt like hell it wouldn't be suffering as it was voluntary. Moreover, if I didn't know how to remove my finger from the candleflame then I wouldn't have the freedom to take it out, and hence we arrive back at suffering. Therefore ignorance is the root.
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cookiemonster replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Reposting original link as it was lost in the forum data loss. In this video, Bret Weinstein talks to the inventor of mRNA vaccines, Dr. Robert Malone. -
cookiemonster replied to Micca's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Micca 27 years strong and still relevant. Tunes like this just get better and better. Total masterpiece. -
@Preety_India You might not actually be logged out. Try refreshing your browser instead. I've noticed that the forum CMS automatically loads a local version of the site instead of refreshing in real time, which could give the illusion of being logged out.
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@fopylo Try this.
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It tends to follow a dimensional spectrum similar (albeit different) to some of of the other dimensional spectrums pertaining to sexuality: a dimension uniquely based in trust and emotional assessment. One could say that it is feminine sexuality at it's most feminine, but it is not necessarily the same as the assertive/passive spectrum, nor dependent on biological binary. Nonetheless, it is easy to make a biological analysis:- A male creates millions of sperm every day. To use a Casino metaphor, he walks in and he's literally slamming down those chips on the Roulette table all over the place. There's no real need for an emotional dimension. There's no investment risk, because in a few hours he's simply going to regenerate a whole new bag of chips. It's like this: Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. (Thankyou ma'am). A female walks into a Casino, she has just one chip, and she's not going to get another one for a whole month. That's a totally different investment strategy. She can't just be slamming that one chip down willy nilly. She's going to take her time, peruse the landscape, hang back for a while. make telepathic/psychological appraisals of each croupier, each table, each little variable. She has one bet. That's it. So she needs to know:- Is this man safe? Is he diseased? Is he a psycho who will kill me? Will he stick around for 9 months (at least)? Can I trust him? Does he have stable economics? Does he have a warm place under a roof which is dry? Can he fight with lions, and tigers and bears? Can he make fire and protect my baby?Does he have access to clean water? Does he have an orchard or a basket of fruit? Can he put up shelves? Will he stay loyal? Can I trust him? And so on... Once those conditions are met, you put your chip on the table, make your bet, and then it's fireworks like everyone else.
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How can Change occur without Time? If Time is not an ontological primitive, how is there Change?
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cookiemonster replied to PepperBlossoms's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@PepperBlossoms Memory is a deliberately soft sensation, so as to create sufficient sensory dynamic for the experience of time to occur. It is the softness of memory, relative to the hardness of the conventional senses, that gives the illusion of time. If memory wasn't a soft sensation, all of experience would be one timeless chasm of chaos.... at least until the point of silence. -
Great - go for it. It would be interesting to know whether such experiments led to any great revelations. Unfortunately, a lot of people make the mistake in thinking that masculinity implies assertiveness, and femininity implies passiveness. In actuality, there is both assertive masculinity and passive masculinity, just as there is passive femininity and assertive femininity. So for example: ...would likely involve energies typically associated with passive masculinity. Which is all fine and dandy. The key understanding is that passive masculinity is an archetype in its own right, and does not imply femininity. Similarly, assertive femininity is an archetype in its own right, and does not imply masculinity. For example, the types of energies associated with assertive femininity are wildly different from the energies associated with assertive masculinity. For this reason:- ...does not imply borderline homosexuality (or attraction to masculinity), but rather is an archetype in its own right: The passive masculine disposition with an attraction to the assertive feminine disposition. It can be helpful to understand such nuances when trying to figure out who you are and what you actually want.
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cookiemonster replied to Micca's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Senser - Age Of Panic (1994) -
@Vzdoh Wow.. that's freaking nuts!!
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cookiemonster replied to Leo Gura's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
List of demons in the Ars Goetia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_demons_in_the_Ars_Goetia -
cookiemonster replied to Leo Gura's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Wow this is great. This symbol is often seen in kebab shops and Turkish restaurants and I have always wondered what it meant. Thanks! -
Generally speaking, which of these 8 statements do you most identity as:- 1. A man who likes to penetrate women. 2, A woman who likes to be penetrated by men. 3. A man who likes to penetrate men. 4. A man who likes to be penetrated by men. 5. A woman who likes to penetrate women. 6. A woman who likes to be penetrated by women. 7. A man who likes to be penetrated by women. 8. A woman who likes to penetrate men.
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cookiemonster replied to machiavelli's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
@machiavelli It's your Facebook page. Don't apologize for decorating it with your Truth, especially if it's the actual truth (which it is). Now, on the other hand, certain people aren't ready for certain themes, and the phrase "I am God" has a controversial air about it. As Alan Watts might say: "Don't give the game away." They are having fun, lost in the wilderness of a temporal ignorance. But personally, I find it beautiful. To share the wisdom of reality surely comes from the highest place. And like I said: It's your Facebook page. You're not preaching. You're merely decorating your garden in the manner that you wish it to be decorated. It's a part of who you are. Don't deny that of yourself. -
I find these responses quite curious and I'm not sure some of you are getting it. You are Hitler. At some point in Eternity you will be incarnated (beyond a veil of ignorance) into the experience of being Hitler. Consider it like a kind of rollercoaster or amusement park ride: Hitler! The Experience! The experience will be from birth to death, and it will be no different from anything Hitler experienced when Hitler experienced it. You won't be able to say: "Oh, but when I'm Hitler I'll do things differently." No. You won't do things differently. You'll do things exactly how they were done. And that will be the experience. So this isn't an exercise in moral vanity or obligatory compassion. You don't have to virtue signal how beautiful you are just because you love (or don't love) Hitler. You are Hitler. To love him is an exercise in self-love, just as to hate him is an exercise in self-hate. It's up to you.
