Sir Darius the Clairvoyent

Possibly the greatest spiritual text ive read. So short as well. 10/10. For me, this is the verse that captures it best, IMO: Qoute @Tommy I belive life is an illusjon, but not for the same reason. I belive coinciousness is eternal, and that the material is a construct of the mental. But sure, this is just my personal belief.

What term does east asians use for the concept?

What is that? I like it

allow me to share mine pets

But my friend, cant help those you dont want help, my mother told me

God from Godin wich comes from Odin, fairly common dog name where I live

And why tell people you have secret knowledge? Doesnt that defeat the purpose? Also, I often hear it talked about as western, is that the case? And when did Egypt become western?

Daniel, stop tagging me. In done. If you continue ill report a lot of Your posts. I basically never report, but this is madness

Can I ask you something? Why do you feel entitled to being viewed as special? I am talking about you as in individual and not you as in a jew. edit: and what do you hope to achieve with this thread? What is the topic here

Jesus Daniel this is acctually getting silly, I am not even mad but this is something else. Lets see where it goes

Exhaustion. I am fairly straight forward by nature. When about does the pentagram show up in the record, and where?

It kind of is tho. If the two doesnt match, it is «you» who redefined it. Not that it matters anyways, it is just a little silly to claim arabs cant grasp algebra

Is «friend in India» more authorative then britannica? https://www.britannica.com/topic/Star-of-David

Can you show us the eldest example of the star of David (Shatkona) please? No need for an essay, just concrete evidence

Sorry to beat a dead horse here, but «we» very much did: Edit: If it is unclear how rta and karma relates: https://www.britannica.com/topic/rita-Hinduism

@Taoist Texts are you suggesting we are incapable of grasping cause and effect, or would you like to expand a bit? What you reap is what you sow

Etymology. Borrowed from Sanskrit कर्मन् (karman, “act, action, performance”), from the root कृ (kṛ, “to do, make”), from the Proto-Indo-European root *kʷer- (“to do, make, build”).

😂 thats a qoute for the history books : )

Btw Daniel, at this point im not really reading Your posts anymore, just skimming trough them for the laughs. It is interresting from an antropological standpoint

Ive done two Edits in this thread. One was done one min after i posted it, the other the same minute… I hope the others here double check this so they can determine your integrity themself….

«A wise man once said nothing at all»

I really dont. It is just one faith out of maaaany. A relativley small one as well. Allthough ill admit that the etnic nature of it is foreign to me. Why do you keep tagging me If you think I hate you and just want to lecture me? ADOS? Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule? One step forward, two step back.

@Daniel you still havent covered Job for us

“ [in]… the Christian reformation of the Jewish concept of the Deity: the morally ambiguous Yahweh became an exclusively good God, while everything evil was united in the devil…. Thanks to the development of feeling-values, the splendor of the ‘light’ god has been enhanced beyond measure, but the darkness supposedly represented by the devil has localized itself in man. This strange development was precipitated chiefly by the fact that Christianity, terrified of Manichaean dualism, strove to preserve its monotheism by main force. But since the reality of darkness and evil could not be denied, there was no alternative but to make man responsible for it. Even the devil was largely, if not entirely abolished, … We think that the world of darkness has thus been abolished for good and all, and nobody realizes what a poisoning this is of man’s soul….[12]