How does the Enlightenment alter perceptions toward the natural world? Toward religion?
Q. How does the Enlightenment alter perceptions toward the natural world? Toward religion?
Asked by C W - Tue Mar 2 22:26:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Enlightenment moved authority from the church to science.
Answered by Averell A - Tue Mar 2 22:29:10 2010
Q. How does the Enlightenment alter perceptions toward the natural world? Toward religion?
Asked by C W - Tue Mar 2 22:26:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Enlightenment moved authority from the church to science.
Answered by Averell A - Tue Mar 2 22:29:10 2010
Many animist religions use mind-altering drugs (like peyote) for enlightenment. Ever considered Ovaltine?
Q. Many animist religions use mind-altering drugs (like peyote) for enlightenment. Ever considered Ovaltine?
Asked by maltesedingus - Wed Jun 3 12:20:35 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tried snorting it once. Saw the Nesquik rabbit for a week.
Answered by Voice of God - Wed Jun 3 12:25:46 2009
Q. Many animist religions use mind-altering drugs (like peyote) for enlightenment. Ever considered Ovaltine?
Asked by maltesedingus - Wed Jun 3 12:20:35 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tried snorting it once. Saw the Nesquik rabbit for a week.
Answered by Voice of God - Wed Jun 3 12:25:46 2009
Age of enlightenment.?
Q. Firstly, this is a question for people with an imagination and ability to concider something other than what society has drilled into them. The Mayans, as well as other ancient civilizations speak of the age of enlightenment. They speak of this happening at 2012, as the 'new world order'. As already said, this is a question for people willing to explore possibilities. I'm not looking for answers telling me nothing will happen, or that you are sick of answering these questions. My question is this: what are your thoughts about what the 'age of enlightenment' could be, and how do you think it would happen? For instance, some people think that solar radiation will alter our DNA, and our world will be revealed to have been a hologram,… [cont.]
Asked by Merlin - Sun Nov 1 14:44:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One world Government a revolution against the elite, Peace a prosperity for all a Pax Gaia
Answered by bryan L - Sun Nov 1 14:50:39 2009
Q. Firstly, this is a question for people with an imagination and ability to concider something other than what society has drilled into them. The Mayans, as well as other ancient civilizations speak of the age of enlightenment. They speak of this happening at 2012, as the 'new world order'. As already said, this is a question for people willing to explore possibilities. I'm not looking for answers telling me nothing will happen, or that you are sick of answering these questions. My question is this: what are your thoughts about what the 'age of enlightenment' could be, and how do you think it would happen? For instance, some people think that solar radiation will alter our DNA, and our world will be revealed to have been a hologram,… [cont.]
Asked by Merlin - Sun Nov 1 14:44:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One world Government a revolution against the elite, Peace a prosperity for all a Pax Gaia
Answered by bryan L - Sun Nov 1 14:50:39 2009
what are the predominant means of altering consciousness in our culture?
Q. The members of many cultures seek altered states of consciousness as pathways to enlightenment and personal power. What are the predominant means of altering consciousness in our culture? Are any of them potential pathways for personal growth?
Asked by dahlia - Wed Sep 9 11:43:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sadly the answer is escapism in its various forms such as drugs, alcohol, and other mindless diversions (TV comes to mind).
Answered by Yorky - Wed Sep 9 11:55:22 2009
Q. The members of many cultures seek altered states of consciousness as pathways to enlightenment and personal power. What are the predominant means of altering consciousness in our culture? Are any of them potential pathways for personal growth?
Asked by dahlia - Wed Sep 9 11:43:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sadly the answer is escapism in its various forms such as drugs, alcohol, and other mindless diversions (TV comes to mind).
Answered by Yorky - Wed Sep 9 11:55:22 2009
Is there any website where you go and just by listening to the music there you gain Enlightenment or shift...?
Q. Awareness ie alter consciousness?
Asked by Shawn B - Tue Jul 3 02:36:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a sense, music always alters your consciousness. Upbeat music can make us feel happy. Somber music can make us feel reflective. You can choose the mood you want by the music you select. Very often, composers organize whole pieces ( works) to create an overall musical sojourn that takes us through a gamut of emotional states. This is most often true in classical symphonic works. The great masters are best at this. I particularly like Beethoven for his sense of drama throughout an entire piece. J.S. Bach is the highest master in all regards. However, he was so prolific that you can easily select certain types of musical "moods" from his enormous body of works. I like his up-tempo inventions for bright energetic background music. Can… [cont.]
Answered by Aleph Null - Tue Jul 3 04:41:37 2007
Q. Awareness ie alter consciousness?
Asked by Shawn B - Tue Jul 3 02:36:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a sense, music always alters your consciousness. Upbeat music can make us feel happy. Somber music can make us feel reflective. You can choose the mood you want by the music you select. Very often, composers organize whole pieces ( works) to create an overall musical sojourn that takes us through a gamut of emotional states. This is most often true in classical symphonic works. The great masters are best at this. I particularly like Beethoven for his sense of drama throughout an entire piece. J.S. Bach is the highest master in all regards. However, he was so prolific that you can easily select certain types of musical "moods" from his enormous body of works. I like his up-tempo inventions for bright energetic background music. Can… [cont.]
Answered by Aleph Null - Tue Jul 3 04:41:37 2007
Is it possible for a male to have a consciousness altering orgasm, & be a better human being from it?
Q. Well, since girls (women) really can have an infinite amount of orgasms. Guys can only have one significant Rush, and maybe a couple more lesser ones in a day, . . . I was just curious. Coz usually it just goes to a guys head. But do any guys actually learn to appreciate some quality beyond the sexual experience of that particular moment, of their own life, of their partner, or other meaningful enlightenment.
Asked by somber_pieces - Sun Jul 30 15:13:58 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several of the treatments for mood disorders involve various ways of inducing small seizures. A major orgasm is quite similar to one. If a guy really goes off, there is some chance that he could alter his brain chemistry, and clear the switchboard, I suppose. If that were really true, it might lead to a decrease in the female pseudo-headache. This may be the most popular therapy in history, and I am going to begin research, now.
Answered by helixburger - Sun Jul 30 15:53:47 2006
Q. Well, since girls (women) really can have an infinite amount of orgasms. Guys can only have one significant Rush, and maybe a couple more lesser ones in a day, . . . I was just curious. Coz usually it just goes to a guys head. But do any guys actually learn to appreciate some quality beyond the sexual experience of that particular moment, of their own life, of their partner, or other meaningful enlightenment.
Asked by somber_pieces - Sun Jul 30 15:13:58 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Several of the treatments for mood disorders involve various ways of inducing small seizures. A major orgasm is quite similar to one. If a guy really goes off, there is some chance that he could alter his brain chemistry, and clear the switchboard, I suppose. If that were really true, it might lead to a decrease in the female pseudo-headache. This may be the most popular therapy in history, and I am going to begin research, now.
Answered by helixburger - Sun Jul 30 15:53:47 2006
How to do spiritual things?
Q. I'm learning a lot about spiritual things, enlightenment, altered states, etc. and I want to reach those things. So I know two things I'm going to do; Meditation and Yoga. But, is that all I have to do to live a spiritual life? What do people that you hear about in the Himalayas, and other places, that are trying to reach enlightenment do? I'm sorry if I'm unclear(to be honest, I'm not really sure about what I'm trying to do). But, thank you for helping! To clarify, if I do yoga and meditation, will I reach enlightenment, etc.? Edit- If I do yoga and meditation, will I be able to think really deeply, and connect with the sub-conscious? Go into a altered state of consciousness? Go into a sleep(specifically dreaming) state during meditation/y [cont.]
Asked by Draeg - Sat May 9 23:41:05 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. maybe, 2. maybe All of those things can help, but did you ever hear of brother Lawrence? He was a monk that labored in a monastery kitchen most of his life.He did very menial tasks, but devoted all his labors to God and fellow man. He was considered holy. A.R.Choudhury, aka Dadaji, an enlightened householder agrees with brother Lawrence's method. Dadaji said all austerities, yoga's, meditations are un needed - a waste of your time. God's lessons unfold before you every day. Just be involved in living life and dealing with life's lessons with the name of God always on your mind. Most of the other rites are just ego trips and actually impede progress until you overcome ego. in your mind constantly
Answered by General D. Ypsilanti - Sat May 16 03:23:54 2009
Q. I'm learning a lot about spiritual things, enlightenment, altered states, etc. and I want to reach those things. So I know two things I'm going to do; Meditation and Yoga. But, is that all I have to do to live a spiritual life? What do people that you hear about in the Himalayas, and other places, that are trying to reach enlightenment do? I'm sorry if I'm unclear(to be honest, I'm not really sure about what I'm trying to do). But, thank you for helping! To clarify, if I do yoga and meditation, will I reach enlightenment, etc.? Edit- If I do yoga and meditation, will I be able to think really deeply, and connect with the sub-conscious? Go into a altered state of consciousness? Go into a sleep(specifically dreaming) state during meditation/y [cont.]
Asked by Draeg - Sat May 9 23:41:05 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. maybe, 2. maybe All of those things can help, but did you ever hear of brother Lawrence? He was a monk that labored in a monastery kitchen most of his life.He did very menial tasks, but devoted all his labors to God and fellow man. He was considered holy. A.R.Choudhury, aka Dadaji, an enlightened householder agrees with brother Lawrence's method. Dadaji said all austerities, yoga's, meditations are un needed - a waste of your time. God's lessons unfold before you every day. Just be involved in living life and dealing with life's lessons with the name of God always on your mind. Most of the other rites are just ego trips and actually impede progress until you overcome ego. in your mind constantly
Answered by General D. Ypsilanti - Sat May 16 03:23:54 2009
More secret rituals, is this normal?
Q. Now that I have experienced night training of both kinds, Shidoshi says I am ready to become part of the clan. He was very please with my jujitsu techniques and my assistance on his secret missions. In fact, because of my help, the school will be able to renew its lease this year. Shidoshi says that next Friday at the full moon, he will do the ritual. I have to execute my kata, flawlessly, and make a small sacrifice of my own flesh. He promised that this would not hurt too much, because I will drink of the elixir of enlightenment first, which would numb the pain. Then I will have to prostrate myself before the alter and be prepared by my elder clan brothers to enter this new phase of my training. He said to bring a bottle of… [cont.]
Asked by what_the_hell_now - Tue Jul 3 16:10:01 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Poppers are what some gay men used to use to relax for anal entry. You might be about to learn Squatting Monky Fist.
Answered by RevJim - Tue Jul 3 16:18:03 2007
Q. Now that I have experienced night training of both kinds, Shidoshi says I am ready to become part of the clan. He was very please with my jujitsu techniques and my assistance on his secret missions. In fact, because of my help, the school will be able to renew its lease this year. Shidoshi says that next Friday at the full moon, he will do the ritual. I have to execute my kata, flawlessly, and make a small sacrifice of my own flesh. He promised that this would not hurt too much, because I will drink of the elixir of enlightenment first, which would numb the pain. Then I will have to prostrate myself before the alter and be prepared by my elder clan brothers to enter this new phase of my training. He said to bring a bottle of… [cont.]
Asked by what_the_hell_now - Tue Jul 3 16:10:01 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Poppers are what some gay men used to use to relax for anal entry. You might be about to learn Squatting Monky Fist.
Answered by RevJim - Tue Jul 3 16:18:03 2007
Would you support slavery as long as it wasn't your race/culture/group that was enslaved?
Q. Take a look at this site (also click on the "companies" button to the right & scroll through for some enlightenment) and let me know whether you think it is okay to enslave some for the consumerism of others. The site: Do you think such labor practices will eventually infect the US labor market or has it already begun with allowing illegal immigrants to come in and work without the protections of US labor laws? Any suggestions for solutions? Or should be just enjoy it and consider that somehow we are entitled to profit off others' suffering? Or would you be willing to drastically alter your lifestyle & consumer behaviors to alleviate such conditions? Please do not respond without checking out the web site. Should we export our… [cont.]
Asked by akqri - Sun Mar 23 13:13:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I don't support the slavery of any group, or any form of slavery. Although what constitutes support? If we look at American history as our example, do you think that people were supporting slavery when they bought goods from plantations that owned slaves? Just like back then, it is easier (and cheaper) to buy goods that are made with cheaper labor. With all but one (AE, although it is a customer of NLS (National Logistic Services), which is accused of human rights violations) of my favorite mid-range clothing stores on the list of companies who violate human rights, I would have to say no to drastically changing my buying habits to alleviate such conditions. I say this only because, singularly, my actions could not change anything. … [cont.]
Answered by belesprit91 - Sun Mar 23 21:52:09 2008
Q. Take a look at this site (also click on the "companies" button to the right & scroll through for some enlightenment) and let me know whether you think it is okay to enslave some for the consumerism of others. The site: Do you think such labor practices will eventually infect the US labor market or has it already begun with allowing illegal immigrants to come in and work without the protections of US labor laws? Any suggestions for solutions? Or should be just enjoy it and consider that somehow we are entitled to profit off others' suffering? Or would you be willing to drastically alter your lifestyle & consumer behaviors to alleviate such conditions? Please do not respond without checking out the web site. Should we export our… [cont.]
Asked by akqri - Sun Mar 23 13:13:16 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I don't support the slavery of any group, or any form of slavery. Although what constitutes support? If we look at American history as our example, do you think that people were supporting slavery when they bought goods from plantations that owned slaves? Just like back then, it is easier (and cheaper) to buy goods that are made with cheaper labor. With all but one (AE, although it is a customer of NLS (National Logistic Services), which is accused of human rights violations) of my favorite mid-range clothing stores on the list of companies who violate human rights, I would have to say no to drastically changing my buying habits to alleviate such conditions. I say this only because, singularly, my actions could not change anything. … [cont.]
Answered by belesprit91 - Sun Mar 23 21:52:09 2008
Christians: Why Christianity?
Q. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not hating here just asking a very simple question that constantly stops me from being able to take part in any sort of organized religion. Christianity is based solely on Jesus Christ being the son of God which is all great and all but the thing is Jesus was born a Jew and was a Jew his entire life. As far as I can see through all of my studies and understanding God only ever made two deals with two different groups of people, the Jews and the Muslims. The plot gets worse for me when I come to see that we have protestants and catholics... how can anyone be a protestant? It is a purely made up branch of Christianity that was invented by an ignorant and obnoxious kind, Henry the VIII if you were wondering,… [cont.]
Asked by The B All - Sat Nov 28 22:44:40 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * "It is a purely made up branch of Christianity that was invented by an ignorant and obnoxious kind, Henry the VIII if you were wondering, to suit his current needs, he wanted a divorce basically." -- You may wish to research this more. Also, how about the Great Schism that took place even before then (i.e., the split between Eastern and Western churches)? The Protestant Reformation took place prior to the Church of England. It's official beginning is when Martin Luther nailed his work "Ninety-Five Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences" onto the door of the All Saints' Church; however, Luther built upon the work of others, and there were many others prior to Luther who took issue with the church. If you were to read the… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny Mac - Sat Nov 28 23:22:46 2009
Q. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not hating here just asking a very simple question that constantly stops me from being able to take part in any sort of organized religion. Christianity is based solely on Jesus Christ being the son of God which is all great and all but the thing is Jesus was born a Jew and was a Jew his entire life. As far as I can see through all of my studies and understanding God only ever made two deals with two different groups of people, the Jews and the Muslims. The plot gets worse for me when I come to see that we have protestants and catholics... how can anyone be a protestant? It is a purely made up branch of Christianity that was invented by an ignorant and obnoxious kind, Henry the VIII if you were wondering,… [cont.]
Asked by The B All - Sat Nov 28 22:44:40 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * "It is a purely made up branch of Christianity that was invented by an ignorant and obnoxious kind, Henry the VIII if you were wondering, to suit his current needs, he wanted a divorce basically." -- You may wish to research this more. Also, how about the Great Schism that took place even before then (i.e., the split between Eastern and Western churches)? The Protestant Reformation took place prior to the Church of England. It's official beginning is when Martin Luther nailed his work "Ninety-Five Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences" onto the door of the All Saints' Church; however, Luther built upon the work of others, and there were many others prior to Luther who took issue with the church. If you were to read the… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny Mac - Sat Nov 28 23:22:46 2009
Can you help me answer these questions I am reviewing for Western Civilization?
Q. 1. What was the principal political obstacle to absolute monarchy in England? 2. What was the Puritans' most important complaint about the Church of England? 3. How did the English Civil War change the English government? What further changes took place in 1660? 4. Why did the Glorious Revolution take place? 5. How did the Bill of Rights alter the English government? 6. According to John Locke, how do human beings live in a state of nature? 7. What did Locke believe the chief responsibility of government to be? 8. According to Rene Descartes and Francis Bacon, how should the search for truth begin? 9. What was the principal difference between Descartes' method for finding the truth and Bacon's? 10. To what did Sir Isaac Newton liken the… [cont.]
Asked by King Nando! - Tue Mar 16 11:46:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1: a democratically elected Parliament 2:It retained many of the trappings of Roman Catholicism, in particular bishops 3:The Monarchy was abolished and a Commonwealth established.The Restoration of 1660 provided the king with a sufficient income to 'live off his own' so as to lessen friction with Parliament. 4:The mostly Protestant English Parliament wanted to avoid a potentially indefinite succession of Catholic kings that believed in Divine Right. 5:It turned Britain into a Constitutional Monarchy, where Parliament held the majority of political power. 6:As equals and individuals, using Reason 7:Protection of the rights of the individual citizen. 8:By using the Scientific Method 9:Bacon relied on the Classical model,Descartes on the… [cont.]
Answered by ammianus - Sat Mar 20 05:28:42 2010
Q. 1. What was the principal political obstacle to absolute monarchy in England? 2. What was the Puritans' most important complaint about the Church of England? 3. How did the English Civil War change the English government? What further changes took place in 1660? 4. Why did the Glorious Revolution take place? 5. How did the Bill of Rights alter the English government? 6. According to John Locke, how do human beings live in a state of nature? 7. What did Locke believe the chief responsibility of government to be? 8. According to Rene Descartes and Francis Bacon, how should the search for truth begin? 9. What was the principal difference between Descartes' method for finding the truth and Bacon's? 10. To what did Sir Isaac Newton liken the… [cont.]
Asked by King Nando! - Tue Mar 16 11:46:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1: a democratically elected Parliament 2:It retained many of the trappings of Roman Catholicism, in particular bishops 3:The Monarchy was abolished and a Commonwealth established.The Restoration of 1660 provided the king with a sufficient income to 'live off his own' so as to lessen friction with Parliament. 4:The mostly Protestant English Parliament wanted to avoid a potentially indefinite succession of Catholic kings that believed in Divine Right. 5:It turned Britain into a Constitutional Monarchy, where Parliament held the majority of political power. 6:As equals and individuals, using Reason 7:Protection of the rights of the individual citizen. 8:By using the Scientific Method 9:Bacon relied on the Classical model,Descartes on the… [cont.]
Answered by ammianus - Sat Mar 20 05:28:42 2010
How do you kow the Bible is telling the truth?
Q. The Mythos of Truth (Amended for the politically correct General Public) When the pastor is feeling lazy Sunday morning they'll put on a movie like "Passion of the christ" or some other grotesque depiction of "jesus" dying, to give you a disturbing, emotionally unsettling view of the man that you're told that you murdered. These gruesome images are supposed to show how in depth and how much pain and agony YOU caused this man who "only loved thee". So after the graphic display of violence trumping anything James Wan could even conceive, you are filled with this feeling of immense guilt. So the pastor/preacher gets up to the pulpit and explains how you deserve to be tortured forever in a lake of fire forever (this is the point where some… [cont.]
Asked by RJA its good to be emotional - Tue Jun 29 00:14:44 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. god informs us of the truth god tells us the bible is his word
Answered by seeker of jehovah - Tue Jun 29 00:20:32 2010
Q. The Mythos of Truth (Amended for the politically correct General Public) When the pastor is feeling lazy Sunday morning they'll put on a movie like "Passion of the christ" or some other grotesque depiction of "jesus" dying, to give you a disturbing, emotionally unsettling view of the man that you're told that you murdered. These gruesome images are supposed to show how in depth and how much pain and agony YOU caused this man who "only loved thee". So after the graphic display of violence trumping anything James Wan could even conceive, you are filled with this feeling of immense guilt. So the pastor/preacher gets up to the pulpit and explains how you deserve to be tortured forever in a lake of fire forever (this is the point where some… [cont.]
Asked by RJA its good to be emotional - Tue Jun 29 00:14:44 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. god informs us of the truth god tells us the bible is his word
Answered by seeker of jehovah - Tue Jun 29 00:20:32 2010
telephone interview instead of personal interview is possible for canada immigration application?
Q. I got a telephone call from the embassy and to my surprise i wasnt able to give an assertive answers. There was no telephone interview in the website nor to any of the correspondence of the embassy sent to me. Is telephone interview can alter a personal interview to determine approval rate of my application for immigration in Canada? Cohabitation was the issue which the person from the other line was discussing. Cohabitation means "living together" for at least 1 year. Which unfortunately me and my common law partner didnt meet their definition of cohabitation bec according to the person from the other line that my partner was just visiting me 2 times a year despite that our relationship was already 6 years. (My partner is a U.S.… [cont.]
Asked by vince - Sun Apr 4 09:25:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its obvious you are in Canada? If he lives in the U.S does he have a passport? In Canadian law it states that cohabitation begins after 90 days of living together. Its called Common Law. But you and him do have to prove that he has lived with you for that time .This doesn't mean he leaves and has permanent residency in the U.S. Maybe you should look into getting married in canada? There is a lot of information on immrigation to Canada. Look around the websites for United States Embassy in Canada as well as Consular General in Canada . Canada frowns on people who do not want to become a Canadian citizen also! You can't have it both ways! You may also want to look into whether or not he wants to have dual citizenship? Good luck with this… [cont.]
Answered by Lorelei Lind - Sun Apr 4 13:49:31 2010
Q. I got a telephone call from the embassy and to my surprise i wasnt able to give an assertive answers. There was no telephone interview in the website nor to any of the correspondence of the embassy sent to me. Is telephone interview can alter a personal interview to determine approval rate of my application for immigration in Canada? Cohabitation was the issue which the person from the other line was discussing. Cohabitation means "living together" for at least 1 year. Which unfortunately me and my common law partner didnt meet their definition of cohabitation bec according to the person from the other line that my partner was just visiting me 2 times a year despite that our relationship was already 6 years. (My partner is a U.S.… [cont.]
Asked by vince - Sun Apr 4 09:25:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its obvious you are in Canada? If he lives in the U.S does he have a passport? In Canadian law it states that cohabitation begins after 90 days of living together. Its called Common Law. But you and him do have to prove that he has lived with you for that time .This doesn't mean he leaves and has permanent residency in the U.S. Maybe you should look into getting married in canada? There is a lot of information on immrigation to Canada. Look around the websites for United States Embassy in Canada as well as Consular General in Canada . Canada frowns on people who do not want to become a Canadian citizen also! You can't have it both ways! You may also want to look into whether or not he wants to have dual citizenship? Good luck with this… [cont.]
Answered by Lorelei Lind - Sun Apr 4 13:49:31 2010
What religion is this?!!!?
Q. It's very similar to Scientology considering that all people are ultimately unhappy. Only it doesn't go as far as to say we are all spirits or thetans and that's the source of our unhappiness, but blames a particular group of people. Based on the principles of Marxism they say life is ultimately a class struggle only that an oligarchy has taken place of our lives. Similar to the Illuminati and new world order conspiracies, they say everything is set up and we are constantly brainwashed and reminded to make us believe we are in control. People of this religion are very cynical and believe all of life's experiences are drastically dramatized thanks to society. A large percentile of people in this religion (perhaps cult) suffer from some type… [cont.]
Asked by Jaden - Sun Nov 23 16:32:25 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like the Yahoo Answers 'Religion and Spirituality' section to me.
Answered by unknown - Sun Nov 23 16:35:46 2008
Q. It's very similar to Scientology considering that all people are ultimately unhappy. Only it doesn't go as far as to say we are all spirits or thetans and that's the source of our unhappiness, but blames a particular group of people. Based on the principles of Marxism they say life is ultimately a class struggle only that an oligarchy has taken place of our lives. Similar to the Illuminati and new world order conspiracies, they say everything is set up and we are constantly brainwashed and reminded to make us believe we are in control. People of this religion are very cynical and believe all of life's experiences are drastically dramatized thanks to society. A large percentile of people in this religion (perhaps cult) suffer from some type… [cont.]
Asked by Jaden - Sun Nov 23 16:32:25 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like the Yahoo Answers 'Religion and Spirituality' section to me.
Answered by unknown - Sun Nov 23 16:35:46 2008
what do you think about my poem?
Q. More Then Shaken... By The Mobid Hatred... Formed By Your Impatience... As I'm Absorbed By Four Dead Spaceships... Taken... To A Mistakin... Place Witch... Is'nt Sacrid... As I Face This... Anchient... Masion... Five Conception Vessels Open... Deceptive Friends Will Hold Him... Down... So Most Men Frown... When Approached By The Omens Ground... Of Enlightenment... Excited With... This Silent Trip... Your Eye Lid's Split... Wide Again... Only To See The Signs With In... Binding Men... Behind The Trends... And Vibrant Benz... Your Stylish Friends... Don't Really Care... Feeling Fair... Might Make You Human... Or Just Materialistically Stupid... My Spiritual Vision Dream's Are Useless... I Know My Fate... Lead's [cont.]
Asked by Godskritik - Thu Jun 11 13:33:07 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is Long... It is Dumb... It is Wierd... And your spelling is Wrong...
Answered by Hot Steppa - Thu Jun 11 13:37:46 2009
Q. More Then Shaken... By The Mobid Hatred... Formed By Your Impatience... As I'm Absorbed By Four Dead Spaceships... Taken... To A Mistakin... Place Witch... Is'nt Sacrid... As I Face This... Anchient... Masion... Five Conception Vessels Open... Deceptive Friends Will Hold Him... Down... So Most Men Frown... When Approached By The Omens Ground... Of Enlightenment... Excited With... This Silent Trip... Your Eye Lid's Split... Wide Again... Only To See The Signs With In... Binding Men... Behind The Trends... And Vibrant Benz... Your Stylish Friends... Don't Really Care... Feeling Fair... Might Make You Human... Or Just Materialistically Stupid... My Spiritual Vision Dream's Are Useless... I Know My Fate... Lead's [cont.]
Asked by Godskritik - Thu Jun 11 13:33:07 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is Long... It is Dumb... It is Wierd... And your spelling is Wrong...
Answered by Hot Steppa - Thu Jun 11 13:37:46 2009
Could the prophets of the world have been sent here to teach about God, but their words were corrupted by men.?
Q. Is it possible that Jesus, Muhammed, and the Buddha have all been sent by God to spread enlightenment, but when men recorded their lives and words they were altered? If that is true, why has Buddhism remained the most God-like of them.? I know that Buddhism does not have a deity, but what it teaches is the most God-like, in my opinion.
Asked by Gorgeoustx Go Spurs Go!! - Sat Nov 15 16:52:41 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That goes along with my theory that always gets thumbs down from people: We all worship the same Entity. We just give it different names and attributes that as a society, we can understand or relate to.
Answered by Purdey EP - Sat Nov 15 17:22:11 2008
Q. Is it possible that Jesus, Muhammed, and the Buddha have all been sent by God to spread enlightenment, but when men recorded their lives and words they were altered? If that is true, why has Buddhism remained the most God-like of them.? I know that Buddhism does not have a deity, but what it teaches is the most God-like, in my opinion.
Asked by Gorgeoustx Go Spurs Go!! - Sat Nov 15 16:52:41 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That goes along with my theory that always gets thumbs down from people: We all worship the same Entity. We just give it different names and attributes that as a society, we can understand or relate to.
Answered by Purdey EP - Sat Nov 15 17:22:11 2008
Alien encounters and Sleep Paralysis...?
Q. I have experienced Sleep Paralysis since I was 5 (didn't find out that's what it was until I was in my 20's). I read an article at Yahoo today about Alien encounters and they mentioned how sleep paralysis could be an explanation. When I have sleep paralysis, I know I am having it, so I know whatever I 'see/hear' is not really there...I know some people randomly experience it once or twice in their life, so they may not realize what is happening, and think it's some kind of supernatural encounter. So if someone has never experienced an altered state of mind, they could easily confuse it and believe it to be real. I really do not think that aliens beam us up, poke and prod us with their high tech instruments and inject us with a curious… [cont.]
Asked by pinkluxe - Fri Mar 23 21:56:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think it's hay fever or a swollan gland
Answered by mlkirchgessner - Fri Mar 23 22:05:58 2007
Q. I have experienced Sleep Paralysis since I was 5 (didn't find out that's what it was until I was in my 20's). I read an article at Yahoo today about Alien encounters and they mentioned how sleep paralysis could be an explanation. When I have sleep paralysis, I know I am having it, so I know whatever I 'see/hear' is not really there...I know some people randomly experience it once or twice in their life, so they may not realize what is happening, and think it's some kind of supernatural encounter. So if someone has never experienced an altered state of mind, they could easily confuse it and believe it to be real. I really do not think that aliens beam us up, poke and prod us with their high tech instruments and inject us with a curious… [cont.]
Asked by pinkluxe - Fri Mar 23 21:56:52 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think it's hay fever or a swollan gland
Answered by mlkirchgessner - Fri Mar 23 22:05:58 2007
A Utopia of Ethic, Reason & Philosophy?
Q. Have any philosophers or politicians ever postulated for Ethics, Reason and Philosophy to be the most fundamental in a society? What system of government would be the most efficient in ensuring individual liberty, autonomy and sovereignty through Ethics, Reason and Philosophy? Would Media be the right hand of this system? Or ought the education syllabus be altered to place emphasis on philosophical thinking? Would logic, philosophy and a strong moral compass lead to a Utopia of Collective Consciousness ? How can this universal enlightenment be attained? Eugenics? Purging with a Fourth Reich? Or will we evolve as a species? Will we be Gods; will Pure Reason & Ethics abolish what makes us human? Which option appeals to you? Will we… [cont.]
Asked by chase - Sat May 9 02:21:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think any philosophers have ever pushed for a government based on ethics, reaosn, and philosophy. Mainly because a country based on solely these things would not be able to survive or sustain itself in a world of competitive and non-ethical nations. It would be swallowed up by an unethical country and would not be able to fight back, bacause that in turn would be unethical. We will all eventually evolve, socially and poltically and ethically, but universal enlightenment is a virtually mythical concept. Survival of the fittest makes us naturally unethical and competitive.
Answered by Alex - Sat May 9 02:28:01 2009
Q. Have any philosophers or politicians ever postulated for Ethics, Reason and Philosophy to be the most fundamental in a society? What system of government would be the most efficient in ensuring individual liberty, autonomy and sovereignty through Ethics, Reason and Philosophy? Would Media be the right hand of this system? Or ought the education syllabus be altered to place emphasis on philosophical thinking? Would logic, philosophy and a strong moral compass lead to a Utopia of Collective Consciousness ? How can this universal enlightenment be attained? Eugenics? Purging with a Fourth Reich? Or will we evolve as a species? Will we be Gods; will Pure Reason & Ethics abolish what makes us human? Which option appeals to you? Will we… [cont.]
Asked by chase - Sat May 9 02:21:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think any philosophers have ever pushed for a government based on ethics, reaosn, and philosophy. Mainly because a country based on solely these things would not be able to survive or sustain itself in a world of competitive and non-ethical nations. It would be swallowed up by an unethical country and would not be able to fight back, bacause that in turn would be unethical. We will all eventually evolve, socially and poltically and ethically, but universal enlightenment is a virtually mythical concept. Survival of the fittest makes us naturally unethical and competitive.
Answered by Alex - Sat May 9 02:28:01 2009
I used to have really cosmic, life altering thoughts when I was high, but now I get all goofy. Why?
Q. I started smoking weed about 2 years ago. I used to think about where my life is, how I act socially, god, life after death, the condition of America and even the world, what we can do to save the environment, all sorts of cosmic, important stuff like that. When I smoke weed now, the only place I can seem to find that sort of enlightenment is way out in the woods on top of the highest mountains in my state, alone. Now, don't get me wrong, I'd love to live my entire life in the mountains, and do plan on it after I graduate, but right now I'm 15 and have no way to get there unless my sister is hiking with me, and then when we smoke I'm not alone, which makes it so that I don't have these thoughts. I smoke weed more often than I go into… [cont.]
Asked by Mellow Yellow - Fri Feb 12 09:58:51 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Young one, in order to achieve oneness you must first become one with nature. For she is the mother of all. To control your thoughts and yourself you must first learn to control nature, watch I will make the leaves grow... close your eyes (for 3 months) You will be ready when you open your eyes
Answered by Quinn - Fri Feb 12 13:52:18 2010
Q. I started smoking weed about 2 years ago. I used to think about where my life is, how I act socially, god, life after death, the condition of America and even the world, what we can do to save the environment, all sorts of cosmic, important stuff like that. When I smoke weed now, the only place I can seem to find that sort of enlightenment is way out in the woods on top of the highest mountains in my state, alone. Now, don't get me wrong, I'd love to live my entire life in the mountains, and do plan on it after I graduate, but right now I'm 15 and have no way to get there unless my sister is hiking with me, and then when we smoke I'm not alone, which makes it so that I don't have these thoughts. I smoke weed more often than I go into… [cont.]
Asked by Mellow Yellow - Fri Feb 12 09:58:51 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Young one, in order to achieve oneness you must first become one with nature. For she is the mother of all. To control your thoughts and yourself you must first learn to control nature, watch I will make the leaves grow... close your eyes (for 3 months) You will be ready when you open your eyes
Answered by Quinn - Fri Feb 12 13:52:18 2010
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