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    • LunaWHDavies7
      Penetrate?
    • LunaWHDavies7
      https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8p1PPjht-I
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    • LunaWHDavies7
      Penetration? My point was, don't you willingly put cigars in your mouth? So maybe biting would be a better word?
    • LunaWHDavies7
      Nobody places anything in your psyche without your consent, to a certain extent. Penetration makes me think of something forced (rape?).
      In reality, we've brought this on ourselves. So maybe we weren't, you know, unwilling sperm recipients (as George Carlin would say) but we perhaps bit off more than we could chew.
    • LunaWHDavies7
      http://www.freevector.com/uploads/vector/preview/10987/FreeVector-Bitten-Apple.jpg
    • Brian
      It's not the fact that Henry does it. It is, after all, his nature. It's the fact that we let him do it?

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    • LunaWHDavies7
      So we're all really kind of like whores?
    • LunaWHDavies7
      Humanity is one big scarlet woman? That whore from the Bible?
    • Brian
      Democracy is the freedom to let wolves decide what to have for dinner?

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    • OskrZS
      Im angry with this sheet result >:(
    • Brian
      John 18:40 They shouted back, "No, not him! Give us Barabbas!"
    • OskrZS
      edited September 2016


      Sal a la herida
    • LunaWHDavies7
      Democracy is freedom to
      let the wolves what to have for dinner? Oh, really? And what do you
      propose we do to organize ourselves as a society rather than follow democracy?

      Democracy is a great idea in a large conglomerate of people. Now, while it is true the road to hell is paved in good intentions I only have this to say: there's seven billion humans on this planet. I have no better idea for organizing what we have going on.
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    • OskrZS
      Of course i dont hate you teacher... Its just a little drama... Siths are after all drama queens



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    • paulojose
      BS, you spoke of being under a spell, it´s my case. How do I get rid of it? 
    • Brian
      It has been thought that knowledge (Gnosis) and Illumination are needed to break spells. Unfortunately, what people generally take for Gnosis and Illumination are counterfeits that actually lead deeper into illusion and the spell deepens all the more.
    • paulojose
      OK then, what is the correct way of doing it?
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    • paulojose
      Don´t understand asiatic languages, only English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and some German...So, I´ll remain haunted and doomed...

    • Brian
      edited September 2016
      While the Zen tradition has always stressed the importance of formal Dharma transmission, there are well known examples of Mushi dokugo, such as Nōnin, Jinul and Suzuki Shōsan who attained awakening on their own, though all of them were familiair with the Zen-teachings.
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    • paulojose
      Can´t believe that for getting rid of a bad energy sent my way I have to trnasform myself enough to reach nirvana...That would mean that someone with a desease would have to go to medical school for 6 years and graduate as a medical doctor...There has to be a simpler way for sure.
    • omar

      poor betty was kind of goofy........laughing, oh lord,  she left the business and went to church..she may have done one or two interviews....the music above?  you played a lullabye from that chick for me before I went to sleep.......ok betty's dance is to long, cutting her off now


    • Brian
      Physician, heal thyself, sometimes quoted in the Latin form Cura te ipsum ("heal thyself"), is a proverb found in Luke 4:23.

      Then he said, “You will undoubtedly quote me this proverb: ‘Physician, heal yourself’—meaning, ‘Do miracles here in your home town like those you did in Capernaum.’

      The usual interpretation of this passage is that, during the Rejection of Jesus, Jesus expected to hear natives of his home town of Nazareth use this phrase to criticize him. Luke the Evangelist, to whom Christian tradition attributes the gospel, was himself a physician.

      The moral of the proverb is counsel to attend to one's own defects rather than criticizing defects in others,a sentiment also expressed in the discourse on judgmentalism.


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