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PostPosted: Wed Oct 16, 2002 1:19 am
  

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Wyldflower came up with a very logical and reasonable statement regarding the brain cell, however I must take exception to her comments.

The "IS" has knowledge way beyond the knowledge of any one man, The "IS" is knowledge seeking a recepticle, like pouring tea into a cup, if the "IS" finds a mind filled with these limiting thoughts then the "IS" is limited as to how much knowledge it can deposit. An empty mind is the best receptical (note the alternate spelling) for the "IS" to leave it's vast knowledge.
A mind filled with some thoughts will just cloud the knowledge which is giving and the resulting confusion leads to discourses of wisdom which run amok, No, only the mind free of any thoughts can truly embrace the gift of "IS".
Sagacity is to be found in nothingness not on some rusting rail or on some steel wheel making clacking sounds into the night air.

Sure it's all bullshit, but it is excellent bullshit none the less.


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But, if all knowledge comes from the IS, how do we know what to keep and what to clear out?


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...and since blunderites tend to have "empty receptacles" the sharing of the brain cell among all blunderites may lead to the enlightenment that the Is is...


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How can you articulate or understand any of this since the brain cell is still out on tour? Hmmmmm? Silly blunerites.


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I was just blathering incoherently...
Did what I said make sense??? it didn't to me... maybe what doesn't make sense to one, makes sense to another...

What is, is... and the IS...is

<center><FONT COLOR="#000080">--- Edited 1 times, lastly by Wyldflower on Oct 16, 2002 ---</FONT></center>


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In the begining was the word....but before the word came the thought, thoughts are things, they are a life force which exist beyond time and space, These thougts have no begining nor end, they just are.
Every thought that has been thought is present at all times and in all places, like radio waves floating in space, they do nothing until they reach a radio receptor, we can not see them, taste them or know of their being until we prepare our own receptors.
Going with the radio wave comparison, we sometimes are just a little off staion and we get interference, othertimes the staion we do get clearly is something we don't want, we ask for rock and roll and we get country or jazz the sports or worse of all folk music. So it can be seen that if we desire knowledge we only need to prepare our receptors to receive and then learn to direct what knowledge we desire to receive to come in.
like a great internet serch engine, one must be careful what one asks for, a simple request for "Jack of all trades" could get you "Jack the ripper" so a filter system should be prepared before hand. And with the tens of billions of thoughts to select from, one could spent all their time thinking and forget to act, so limit your time with the "IS" and spent some time being stupid, maybe go post silliness on some site's boards.
Of course that is the way it works on my planet, I am not so sure about yours.


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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Wyldflower:

brain cell adheres to train wheel... circular
and travels along railroad tracks... linear

The two "schools of thought" are not mutually exclusive... in order to progress, the brain cell must travel in a circular fashion along a linear path, in order to be sufficiently squashed to be shared among all blunderites.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Yes, but you must see that the circular thing must follow and be led by the linear projection, and is therfore both dependant and subservient to said linear projection.
The tracks go on forever, even if the wheel was absent. As for the brain cell, it seems to be evolving, because it started out circular, but is becoming more linear with each rotation of the wheel. But since evolution goes on forever, it will never reach a state of pure linear projection.Pure linear projection is ,of course, divine.
As far as what bother Nathen had to say, well forget it. He seems to be de-evolving and becoming more circular and less linear all the time.However, he does have enough of a grasp of things to know that he was spouting pure bullshit, but with de-evolution as it is, there will come a time when he will not know that, and therefore think that he knows more than he does. That can be dangerous. Take George W. Bush as an example of the de-evolution process having run it's course.
Here ends the lesson for today. Can I get a "Hail Homer"?! Ommmmmmm........


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I am sorry Larry, I forgot to include some crayon drawing to aid you in understanding what I was speaking of.


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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Nathen:

Sure it's all bullshit, but it is excellent bullshit none the less.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I'm just agreeing with you! (Please use two colors or less in the crayon drawing as not to confuse me too much)


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 16, 2002 7:26 pm
  

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Will somebody pleeaze find the braincell?


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Larry, I have forgotten how to call colors, sorry. but maybe you might better understand the thinking problem, if you think of hockey, your thinking is like the hockey stick, Bumper's thinking like the puck, me I am just the guy trying to sell beer in the stands.


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PostPosted: Thu Oct 17, 2002 11:48 am
  

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hey, just give me a minute, how many of us have said that, maybe even today? So if you would be so kind as to give me a minute, I do have a question.
Way back in time before the native american people got saved by the eurotrash and converted to worshipping father time, how did they ask for "just a minute"?
No wonder those poor savages were so lean, they had no clocks and could not train themselves to eat at certain times each day and to have snacks at certain times, hell they did not even have snacks, those poor fools were waiting until they were hunry before they ate, strange but true.
They did not even have calenders, no monday, tuesday or friday even, no feburary, no june or july and christmas was out of the question. So how did they know when it was hot or cold, a long dry spell or unseasonably warm?
This is going some where and if you have read this far thank you, but please just a moment more and the point is coming.
If these uneducated people lived without time for so long, surly they had some concepts of the passing of the seasons, and for even shorter time frames such as how long it took them to ride their poines to the seven-eleven and back, or where ever it was that they rode. If we could rediscover this lost knowledge, couldn't it help us to ease the pressures of modern times?


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They was on standard celery time. What else do you need to know?


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A very interesting question...you know that it was the railroads who are responsible for time zones, at least in the US--I mean, you had to know when to catch the 4:40 to Santa Fe.

I would like to try to live for at least a few days without worrying about time. I wouldn't have to prop my eyes open to make it through the 11:00 news (or the 10:00 news some nights) but then, how would I know WHEN to watch the news? How would I get my news? Would I have to wait for the 4:40 from Santa Fe?

I have an appointment at 1:30, so I gotta go. Without clocks, I could stay and talk some more. <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>


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Since we are now on celery time, today's lesson has already been given at some point in the past, but we have not written it down yet, but you can read it now anyhow.
I'm still waiting for a "Hail Homer!"........or am I?
Ommmmmmmmm............


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