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metalmariachi wrote:Not to scoff at your theory of the first dream in the new house coming true but..
It’s been 10 months and neither Kim Kardahsian nor Heidi Klum have come over and screwed my brains out.

MM

gunslinger_burrito wrote:It's basically accepted as fact that Castaneda just assembled a bunch of philosophies from various religions and claimed it all to be true.....but that aside, he was such a damn enthralling writer that it doesn't matter to me. The way he presented the ideas clicked with me really well.

metalmariachi wrote:On a side note but somewhat related…
I’ve talked my kids, nieces and nephews into an October get your buzz on ghost tour.
Figure it will be a lot of fun.
Since there are at least a hundred ghost tours here I’m asking around to find out which is the best one.

MM

BTW she hasn't come by either.

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ninnghizidda wrote:I've been pretty into the occult my whole life, probably because I found my dad's Crowley books when I was a little kid and the idea of actually doing magick, from a kids perspective, is pretty awesome. I later discovered that "magick" is actually nothing like I imagined, and was in fact way more gnarly, albeit less flashy and obvious. In a nutshell, the physical world is an illusion and all things, physical and non, are interconnected through time and space, and as such, everything has potential to be influenced by everything else. Consciousness is not merely an emergent property, occurring from the interaction of various physical mechanisms, but the result of the interaction between each human body and the universal consciousness of which we are all a part. Certainly the physical interactions inside all of us are necessary for proper functioning, but we are also receivers of sorts for the transmission of the radio of consciousness. Philosophy precedes science, so science has no business attempting to answer philosophical questions. It has also been my experience that most religion-hating Atheists actually know very little of religion, as Atheism is also a religion. For a logic and reason Atheist, agnosticism would be the most logical and reasonable viewpoint. We don't truly know or understand a thing, and to say otherwise is simply foolish. All we can do, on a physical level, is live the life we think is right. Use what works for you, don't use what doesn't, and appreciate them both.

gunslinger_burrito wrote:yup. If there was, it wouldn't be any of those any more.

I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening; I drank and danced all night with doubt and found her a virgin in the morning.

Crowley Book of Lies chapt. 44

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:

gunslinger_burrito wrote:yup. If there was, it wouldn't be any of those any more.

I slept with faith and found a corpse in my arms on awakening; I drank and danced all night with doubt and found her a virgin in the morning.

Crowley Book of Lies chapt. 44

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