Genghis Kush
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language creates the world
good story, manSymbols are ancient, but not just that, they are simple, but again they are complications, we didn't needed that before this fallen state, before this we could teleport or fly why not
Once me and my 2 buddies and a girl from a buddy played Spellfire cards (like Magic the Gathering but much better). I was in love with that girl but also loved my buddy, so I had the fuk up of my life what caused me to go insane for a longer period, still recovering, and that decisive one day we played Spellfire, but through playing cards we literary talked about this situation. Symbols, every card was a communication with each other, it was full talk just with symbols, and we all understood perfectly well what each of us was saying, and so we cleared the situation.
That buddies girl, whenever, wherever I would go to town, I would see her, time and place doesn't matter, almost always I would met her, it's unexplainable.
Similar situation I had with one other girl that I instantly liked, it was literary like in Paul van Dyk video "Crush", stalker pro lol.
And I didn't done it by my will, I was just in love, and was thinking about the girl.
Spiritual and material worlds align sometimes... can't explain better in this moment, because it's mindboggling even to think about that, and to understand that, I can't do it alone just with my brain. Magicians think they perfectly understand it, but they are deceived.
imprisonslanguage creates the world
Seeing is believing
I don't care for any $ gain.
The last few months my predictions have been spot on.
My question is, if you believed that some thing awful was going to happen in a few months, should I keep it to myself? I may be wrong, but at least I am putting it out there.
I believe in science and nature,, everything else is bullsh*t
Thus blessed is the blind man. (visual cues are not effective, thus exploitation of emotive cues via the optical lobes isn't going to happen)
A simple example would be a picture of a naked lady to elicit lust for the purpose of solicitation.
It has everything to do with the exploiting the our nature, especially Pavlovian, in which a system in place by proxy programs behavior in many which is simply exploited by those whose nature it is to see it and effect it.
The American military system works within this framework.
I know the below example will seem abstract but it is to show that there is a known norm in regards to sense stimulation and emotive response.
What remains is that the practice of seeing patterns in our nature and taking advantage of them are older than science.
Even observations in regards to our cosmos, which took millennium if not eons to form.
Just because science hasn't uncovered the workings behind it all doesn't dismiss it all as fancy.
http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/abn/113/1/99/
this!
the fact that the Mayan calendars record such intervals indicate many eons passed observation and recording.
one Alautun is 23,040,000,000 days...that's a heck of a lot of keeping track of the stars, about 63 million years.
which makes astrology the oldest science and religion and the basis of all religions today.
contemporary physicists claim the cosmos was created in an instant in the big bang. which begs the question of new stars being born and dying (still conjecture as no one has witnessed these events).
currently we record everything by writing it down or coding it into bits, whereas the only way the ancients could record things was symbols and vocal cues of language (the word).
language had to be very old itself before forming science or religious concepts...jus' sayin'.
Thus blessed is the blind man. (visual cues are not effective, thus exploitation of emotive cues via the optical lobes isn't going to happen)A simple example would be a picture of a naked lady to elicit lust for the purpose of solicitation.
It has everything to do with the exploiting the our nature, especially Pavlovian, in which a system in place by proxy programs behavior in many which is simply exploited by those whose nature it is to see it and effect it.
The American military system works within this framework.
I know the below example will seem abstract but it is to show that there is a known norm in regards to sense stimulation and emotive response.
What remains is that the practice of seeing patterns in our nature and taking advantage of them are older than science.
Even observations in regards to our cosmos, which took millennium if not eons to form.
Just because science hasn't uncovered the workings behind it all doesn't dismiss it all as fancy.
http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/abn/113/1/99/
this!
the fact that the Mayan calendars record such intervals indicate many eons passed observation and recording.
one Alautun is 23,040,000,000 days...that's a heck of a lot of keeping track of the stars, about 63 million years.
which makes astrology the oldest science and religion and the basis of all religions today.
contemporary physicists claim the cosmos was created in an instant in the big bang. which begs the question of new stars being born and dying (still conjecture as no one has witnessed these events).
currently we record everything by writing it down or coding it into bits, whereas the only way the ancients could record things was symbols and vocal cues of language (the word).
language had to be very old itself before forming science or religious concepts...jus' sayin'.
"First of all lets talk about ordinary language which is probably the closest thing to a miracle in the natural world. It's the major neurological manifestation of difference between ourselves and other animals and primates and it's not a physiological difference it's a difference in behavior. Language represents the most complex behavior ever observed in any animal and certainly it's the most complex thing any of us ever learns to do. We're born into what William James calls a blooming buzzing confusion, but by the aquisition of words we mosaic over various sectors of this blooming buzzing confusion with words. We replace the unknown with the known through the substitution of words and by the time a child is two or three they have completely created a cultural mosaic of words that is interposed between them and reality. Reality from that point on is only an unconfirmed rumor brought through the medium of language and every culture accentuates different parts of reality so that in a sense every culture is a different reality. Language is the stuff of the world, not quarks or wave-packets or neutrinos, but language. Everything is made of language. All the constructs of science are actually interlocking constructs of syntax. So that's ordinary language which seems to define reality through a kind of process of lying about it. For instance by creating subject-object distinctions which are, in fact, not true to the matter, but somehow operationally necessary for us to navigate in the kind of lower dimensional space that we inhabit. "