Solioonensius

[Scholar_Warrior]

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi?read=38870

[HoneySuckleBlue]

I've read about 3/4 of that...you are gonna have to wait a bit for a reply though...so many cookies to make...so little time!

[Scholar_Warrior]

'just curious. did you read the rest? if so, whaddaya think?

[HoneySuckleBlue]

Okay, I read it all:)



I really relate to the idea of having to shock people sometimes to get them to wake up...though my cat licking himself by the door will wake me up most times, there are times when I'm out cold.

Scares me to be out that deep what's going on while you sleep...little leprechans that smelllike potatoes could be smearing chocolate, cheetos and peperoni between my toes while writing 'I like Penis' on my forehead...



...don't know where that came from:eek:

[Scholar_Warrior]

.....but didn't my little friends make you laugh? (the cheetos were my idea) sorry, we won't do that again....


heehee! you make me laugh! :)

yeah, the thing is we go around thinking we are awake, thinking we have will, but try to change your conditioning and you will find yourself stuck in a groove. (which is not always a good thing! though I would like to get stuck in a groove someday soon ;) )

your image of leprechauns is rather apropos. we have many little personas that are always struggling to gain control of the human machine while Spirit is eclipsed.

[HoneySuckleBlue]

I think you need to get stuck in a groove soon...or some apple pie or something:p


You are so right and it is much easier to maintain an awake state than to try and wake yourself up after you've dosed off. Which is where I am at the moment...I so hear you when you talk about changing our condition. Initially the amout of will required seems hurculean.

That is when you have to break things down and take one thing at a time because life is just a series of events after all.

[HoneySuckleBlue]

"Another example of Gurdjieff's teachings - once a radical and difficult one - is about buffers. It says that our experience is split into different domains which don't intercommunicate and once these separated regions begin to contact one another, there is an intensity, a trauma which is usually so strong that any such interconnection is prohibited. This is becoming a commonplace in psychotherapy."


This place really interests me...thoughts behave so much like actual physical substance.

[Scholar_Warrior]

Right! You've got it!


Love. :)

[HoneySuckleBlue]

Woohoo I got it!!

I got it!!

*looks around...and under the desk, lifts up shoe*


That's what that smell was...

[Scholar_Warrior]

tha's right! tha's the shit! ;)

[HoneySuckleBlue]

*rummages through closet for the occilating fan*

:X ...anything to stay awake!

[Scholar_Warrior]

why, Kim *blink* I'm one of your biggest fans!

[HoneySuckleBlue]

Heehee:X then if I turned you on you'd blow?
What would happen if I turned you on HIGH?

j/k

This thread has lead me back to the physics book that fell through the crack in the barn wall a few years back and more specificaly to the chapters on Unification and String theories where they talk about Plato's dream of symmetrical perfection and his vision of learning as Remembering and what socrates said about the soul being forever in a state of knowledge.

It is facinating to think that if traces of cosmic history are etched into every scrap of matter to what extent cosmic history is also woven through the human mind. While it may be impossible to explore the four levels of abstraction needed to come close to observing strings by outside experiment we may be able to explore through thought the very same thing.

Is that what they mean about the scientists and the yogi's meeting at the top of the mountain?

[Scholar_Warrior]

'sounds like yer onto somethin'. I got this book called The Physics of Love and it's all about that kinda stuff. pretty cool. I have another that aproaches the same subject from a little different viewpoint called Taoist Astral Healing.


ahem, and I don't blow! tho' I've been known to nibble a bit, perhaps a bit of licking, etc. :p

[HoneySuckleBlue]

WEll good, a fan that does'nt blow is exactly what we need around here and all the other skills are always good to have!

I hope you join our book borrowing club...