TheWhiteRabbit

I often wonder why liberals try to turn in everyone who disagrees with them... Oh wait... .... DrumRoll ...

Does free speech offend you? Naturally most falls outside the harm principle

How do you feel about people like the Dalai Lama being pressured by LGBT activists to get his religion to change. Is that right? Is it right at all for humans to behave that way? One could argue that this is the only way to be tolerated. But, some things humans also do are not understood. Like, okay... I do care about people. But, some geniuses have issues being emotionally available. So, changing society is not a way for these to be accepted. It is a flaw in human thinking when we try to force others to change for our benefit. That is what caused the whole issue and if some of us had caught it before it happened maybe I would not even have to have said anything about it to anyone. As for religion not existing, then Daoism does not exist. Then what would be the purpose? It means that us talking about these types of things are irrelevant. So, we would have to think Daoism matters somewhat, right? In the Christian religion there is a passage. One is where people claim "Peace and security" 1 Thessalonians 5:3 "When people are saying, "Everything is peaceful and secure," then disaster will fall on them as suddenly as a pregnant woman's labor pains begin. And there will be no escape." This is a part of the eventual acceptance of a Globalist type society. It is inevitable. But, I think you will find this prophesy timely as it is part of the events leading up to the final war.

Some things are hard-coded in to the religion and can not be changed. Even the Dalai Lama said people were pressuring him to accept certain things. That happened with every religion that was opposed to a political agenda. Long story short, if Evil pressures or attempts to corrupt something good... There is always someone who knows about it. So, repeating the lie is a joke.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyGXhr90BPI

I apologize. What i really meant to say is once we lable a religion as bad... Eventually that religion will not exist. If islam or Christianity die... It is not too long before the others will follow suit and then all religious freedom is gone

I do not think religious bigotry exists. I think violence against people who do not believe the same as another exists... I believe SHAMING exists... Which is why SJWs (Social Justice Warriors) do not understand that peoples personal boundaries are violated when they treat others that way. It is just another form of violence. I do not condone violence. Nor do I encite violence. People have been made very angry by what I have to say as it usually is not the way people think.

Michael Moore admits Trump is right and Explains why many of the left have changed their views. When it comes down to it, people get that Trump is for everything that the liberal left was for. That is why the elitists are scared.

I wouldn't worroy about you accidentally murdering someone, you have too much fear as it is. Even at that, most world rulers participate in more homicides than the average being. Including every president since the First World War. So, if finger pointing be important there you go.

Perhaps, but then again Johnson might have just as much a chance. Oh wait, thats a pipe dream.

Lets take a look at the Overton Window. This is how what has been socially acceptable has changed deliberately. I do not play this game, nor do I suggest people do so. This post exists merely for education only and active discussion as to how people feel about it.

The point made is that society norms were changed using these techniques. I may further suggest that reasons why a person may not want to draw attention to this is due to the nature of the manipulation. That is, the people wishing to impose their views on society are challenged. Because people who seek to manipulate do not wish to be accountable, because the reasons for doing so are selfish. Thus, they have no regard for the result whatever it may be upon society whether it may be good or bad. That is why it is very important, because it challenges how society has been manipulated.

Non-duality might also be related to the ability to see or understand things beyond normal understanding. For example, much of how we understand things are based upon what we understand words to mean. Thus could it be said that the limited concepts in words are a limit? If a person is not aware of a concept, are all concepts universal? If not, why is that? (Thought process for bridging these ideas) Could it be said that education helps or hinders this process? (More along the same, bridging the ideas) Is it about how closely we confine ideas to their containers? (Same as before) Does seeing things in abstract patterns complete the transformation? (The final eureka, difficult to obtain but an encompassing realization) What part of it do we do-create, or do we co-create as we perceive? (The final applied result, from viewing only to application) Is it pain or discomfort that causes us to narrow our view? (The process that destroys our non-dual view as we age. If we recognize it we can escape it) Further along that line, do the stimuli that cause pain cause many other people or all people to suffer as well? (Qualifier for real judgement) Naturally, natural human inclination is toward self-preservation unless taught otherwise. These have been difficult lessons for me.

Tim Kaines rally was a low turnout in florida: http://www.prisonplanet.com/tim-kaine-florida-rally-draws-crowd-of-about-30-people.html

What about the Halo effect?

Ralis, anyone can see that arguing those same points over and over does not lend to a useful discussion. It becomes redundant and uncivil if it happens. Generally this means it is time to go do something you like. As was stated, you have confirmation bias about these subjects. If you would like to continue from a social egalitarian perspective then that would be great. I do not enforce the rules, yet I am sure if this type of thing continues the way it did, it probably will not end well for either of us.

Here is some of the video footage from the interview: As far as I am concerned, if you bring up his religion, you better bring up his Nazism. But Ralis wanted it, so there you go.

Well, I cannot speak for another. But, what I can tell you is that he is a nazi sympathizer, i.e. George Soros is. In fact, this is proven in a 60 minutes video back in 1998. http://rense.com/general93/soros.htm So, we have George Soros, who has been proven to: 1. According to Wikileaks hacked emails, pulls the strings of evil acceptance and manipulation around the world. 2. Is a Jewish Nazi Sympathizer (To say that he is just a jew would be ridiculous.) 3. Believes he is a god >> http://yournewswire.com/george-soros-i-am-a-god-i-created-everything/ So, George Soros MAY be Jewish, yet he is a Jewish Nazi, disloyal to his people and many. Anyone who thinks he is a god has usually been found to be diabolical in nature as well. So, while I do not think his religion matters in one sense... Yes it does, because he is a self-proclaimed god who happens to be a Jewish Nazi. Misogyny? Really.

Soros backs Hillary Clinton with money to do his bidding. Result: If you vote for her based on shallow reasons we all lose. Because he thinks he is a god. It has been documented. Hillary is racist. Voting Hillary is a vote for destroying america.

Ok, so I am talking Elements here, yes in the 5 element theory fashion. Immediately this raises the following warnings: 1. Because things people normally tell you about "playing with elements" is that it is extremely dangerous. But, cheer up. We are not "playing" with the elements here... It is more of just a problem with Elements. What if you have WAY tOo much METAL??? Those familiar with more complicated things like Ba Zi or Qi Men Dun Jia realize this leads largely to: 1. Shocking speech. 2. Unpopular behaviour 3. Unlucky Investments 4. Poor Choices. How is this remedied? Do we have a person that knows about this? As i practice, I recognized I have become more balanced... Just a thought.

How about some humor? http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/UnNews:Obama_rallies_the_zombie_vote

Wow just got back from the June seminar in West Planes Missouri. I was very impressed and so was my wife. The cost of gas in an oldsmobile cutlass supreme there and back was about $190(with the tires over inflated by 5 lbs/Tuned up/ Oil Change). The hotel stays total about $334 with hotel stays along the way included. We stayed at the ridgecrest hotel in westplaines which was around $47 per night (we stayed three nights, and sometimes the rates change so check beforehand) I think with tax. We traveled the 860 some miles from Aberdeen, South Dakota to West Plaines Missouri. Around Sioux City Iowa we found the A/c went out but that did not stop us, we kept going. Originally the itinernary was we were going to go through Kansas City however as the last moment my wife told me she would rather not do that. So I punched in a few other cities to go around it - Chilicothe Missouri being one of them from there we headed down 65 to springfield then to west plaines into the GPS. For those traveling by road, I recommend buying a GPS. There are so many economically priced and decent ones now in the 120-190 dollar range. It takes the stress out of driving if you can focus on multiple things at once. If you have a hard time concentrating on your surrounding dont buy one. For me, it is much more valueable as something not to just tell you what road necessarily to turn on, but if you want to find gas stations, restaurants, shopping et cetera. This is something that comes with most of these GPS devices and helped plan periodic stops along the way reducing the hassle of where to eat, stop for gas and so on. Even more valueable in cases where we made a few wrong turns, and it recalculated a new path. Personally most of the food we ate we bought before hand and kept in a large cooler along with lots of water. Most food we bought was not highly perishable. It took roughly two days travel to cover the distance, being that I had to work an entire night shift before heading out in the morning on thursday. You can drive and trade off drivers but suggest you drive with someone who has done it before and be prepared to stay the night someplace if you both get too tired. For those who are sensitive and able to recognize very high level vibrational energies, you will not be disappointed. If you have not been exposed to such strong energy very often you will have a similar experience as I did, where you will sleep very hard each night at the end of the seminar. This is because the physical body much adjust and "catch up" with the energy body. The system was covered in entirety within the two days. I did not have certification to enable me to touch people, so I did not stay the third day however I will in the future. The entire system was covered in the two days along with some miscellaneous chikung and gift of the tao chikung. The system seems comprised of: Stillness Movement Chikung(s) [and the important closings] Gift of the Tao ChiKung Miscellaneous chikung (ill be ambiguous so you can be suprised by what you get to learn) Developing Multiple Intention Modalities that have implications in the system. Understanding the continuity and dynamics of the system I took notes after the fact to congeal what I had learned during the workshop, and was very satisfied with what was taught. Some parts of the second day covered things that can stifle energy development. What was taught seemed very fluid and based upon what the group was ready for. I could give a synopsis of everything that was covered, but somehow feel I might not be able to do it justice as I would eventually have to explain each thing. Not something I am qualified to do. However it seems much more profound than any of the other hundered books I have read on chikung. I was able to join the group for lunch the second day which was a real treat, and enjoyed conversing with everyone. When the time came to leave I was very sad to go, and for me I get really attached to people. I did not like saying goodbye. That is all for now, I hope my review does the workshop justice. I and my wife thoroughly enjoyed it and talked about it on the way back and even the past few days. In fact it sounds like now my wife's mother may even go, which I am happy to hear about. We have nothing but good things to say about the workshop and without any doubt will be making more trips to west plaines or to other places the workshops will be held. Hoping each year I can learn more through these experiences as I continue practicing. In hindsight, some of these teachings that are taught are very high level teachings. If I had not met my wife who was already intuitively accustomed to a few of these teachings, they might not have resonated with me and my mind would have been fighting some of these teachings. However now as I have experienced many of these things first hand... seems to make me more open and my understanding more profound. It seems that each step of the way I find that if you listen to the universe -it talks.