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At 9/14/11 02:28 PM, Chronamut wrote:

At 9/14/11 02:05 PM, SBB wrote:

At 9/14/11 01:54 PM, Chronamut wrote: it is the religion that predates all other religions, and which all other religions come from

says who

says a tome of information, as well as the CDT plates :)

I googled the word Kathara and got these three websites- all of which copy from each other. I also skimmed through the document you PMed me. Most critically there are no references to outside sources (talk about a supposed artifact that isn't mentioned anywhere else on the internet except those three sites doesn't count). I also see that they use a lot of well-defined scientific terms, several of which I'm familiar with the meaning of, from a wide range of fields - but they use them in combinations and contexts which are completely meaningless, to create pages upon pages of nonsensical babble. That really doesn't appeal to me.

Rather, on the completely opposite end of the spectrum, I get a far, far more satisfying feeling of understanding and enlightenment from learning about physics. Pretty much everything that happens in the world can be explained by our current understanding of physics - and best of all, it can be explained with rigorous, often very simple mathematics that is anyone can validate independently, and the information is available everywhere. No need for occult scripture, blind trust in supposedly ancient wisdom/teachings, or pretty looking crystals and shapes.

you should really research it SBB - I think you of all people would really benefit from it's teachings :)

Why me in particular?

funyn thing about physics- it only explains HALF of the equation - kathara explains how atoms are actually FORMED.. but the best thing about the teachings is only those that resonate with it will look into it - so if it doesn't with you, that's perfectly cool - we life in a free will universe :)

also there are others that talk about it - however the one website is where all the main info comes from, because only 3 people in the world are allowed to translate off ot he CDT plates at any given point in history, for fear the information will be warped, and originally, the teachings were only allowed to be spread by word of mouth, so they wouldnt be warped, and turned into things like.. oh .. say.. the bible, or the koran, and twisted.. but that's another story. :)

Just thought I'd bring it up - for anyone that is interest me and Jordan discuss this stuff further on his Brand Spanking new Website

At 9/14/11 03:24 PM, Chronamut wrote: funyn thing about physics- it only explains HALF of the equation - kathara explains how atoms are actually FORMED..

We can certainly explain through physics how atoms were formed in the early universe, and to some extent the subatomic particles. But of course unlike in religion scientists have the integrity to admit that we don't know everything (the very first events of the universe being one of them), and no knowledge is set in stone.

we life in a free will universe :)

arguable. :)

also there are others that talk about it - however the one website is where all the main info comes from, because only 3 people in the world are allowed to translate off ot he CDT plates at any given point in history, for fear the information will be warped, and originally, the teachings were only allowed to be spread by word of mouth, so they wouldnt be warped, and turned into things like.. oh .. say.. the bible, or the koran, and twisted.. but that's another story. :)

what

So if only 3 people (who chooses them anyway?) - I believe it is reasonable to assume they are human, fallible beings - are allowed to interpret this supposed artifact, that somehow prevents its information from being misrepresented!? o_o

As opposed to what, having a large amount of people examine it, and having these people discuss and argue about it - and eventually arriving on a general consensus - thereby removing any mistakes that could arise from one person's personal interpretation? (And documenting the whole process of course)

Ive provided the means- I have no need to argue the specifics with you - you can find that stuff out with further research, which you won't do, since it doesn't resonate with you :)

At 9/14/11 03:24 PM, Chronamut wrote: Just thought I'd bring it up - for anyone that is interest me and Jordan discuss this stuff further on his Brand Spanking new Website

"Spirituality just got a whole lot more badass."

I stopped reading there.

On a serious note though; if you find something that makes you happy, makes you respect people and enjoy life, that's a great thing.

At 9/14/11 04:11 PM, Mich wrote:

On a serious note though; if you find something that makes you happy, makes you respect people and enjoy life, that's a great thing.

indeed.

I also agree that Jordan's catchphrase is terminally corny hahaha..

From the insane amount of face palming the past few posts have made me do, I think my face is becoming concave.

What, about the handwriting?

At 9/14/11 04:39 PM, SBB wrote: What, about the handwriting?

It makes me feel safe and secure. I have a great clairvoyant understanding of the universe when I look at it.

Chronamut's spiritual posts are rather entertaining.

Handwriting

If I put effort into my writing, I can write in an awesome half-cursive style.

Something neat about the NG audio visualizer which you may not know

I just discovered something neat about the visualizer on listen page on NG. When you open up a song page, pause the song, then open another webpage with sound through flash in a new tab, the NG visualizer will visualize that sound.

An example:

Open up this or any other track, pause it.
Then, open up a track on SoundCloud (only thing I've tested so far), and start playing it.
Now, switch back to the NG tab and enjoy the visualization.

If this was common knowledge and I'm just late to the game, carry on. :3

What happens when we reach 1,000 pages?

Does the internet implode?

At 9/14/11 06:49 PM, RampantMusik wrote: What happens when we reach 1,000 pages?

Does the internet implode?

Well, no, as it happened before.

At 9/14/11 06:46 PM, Mich wrote: the NG visualizer will visualize that sound.

Doesn't work at all. Tried it with that sound cloud link, youtube, and another NG song

At 9/14/11 06:46 PM, Mich wrote: If this was common knowledge and I'm just late to the game, carry on. :3

I new about it but forgot how to do it so thanks lol.

At 9/14/11 08:53 PM, djInTheDark wrote: I new about it

Does this only work on IE or something?

Because I can't do it, and it seems like everyone else can

At 9/14/11 10:11 PM, Tc572 wrote:

At 9/14/11 08:53 PM, djInTheDark wrote: I new about it

Does this only work on IE or something?

Because I can't do it, and it seems like everyone else can

You probably need a new version of the Flash Player or something

=P

MINDBLOWED

I didn't know that there was a previous audio lounge......

also what's with this "highlight" the first words of your post to make it look like a conversation title???

At 9/15/11 01:36 AM, jarrydn wrote: spirituality
is awesome, as long as you try to maintain a little objectivity (arguably impossible) and a healthy amount of skepticism. Don't buy too much into dogma, whether it be religious or scientific.

I think the conscious attempt at engaging in objectivity is a remarkable indicator of a persons caliber in itself.

I myself am not spiritual, though I don't find myself incapable of understanding, or inflexible on the matter. I feel blind remarks or interests in something from what seems like an autonomical pull towards some sort of in the pavlovian trained novelty response a bit trite though.

Also <3 Jarrydn. You're a fresh diaper in a see of poop.

At 9/15/11 02:04 AM, InvisibleObserver wrote: I feel blind remarks or interests in a subject from what seems like an autonomical pull towards a trained pavlovian novelty response a bit trite though.

Fixed my horrendous grammar/proof read failure.

As for titling posts, its so there is a clear subject to your post, it makes skimming the page easier.

College is overrated. Find something you like doing, then do it so hard you become awesome in the process. If this requires college, go do it. If it requires travelling halfway around the world, go do it. If it requires sitting in a room getting stoned and making music, fucking do it. The only thing that should concern you is how to get better at doing what you like doing. Everything else is paperwork.

At 9/15/11 01:36 AM, jarrydn wrote: spirituality
is awesome, as long as you try to maintain a little objectivity (arguably impossible) and a healthy amount of skepticism.

I don't think it's at all impossible to maintain a degree objectivity whilst learning about spiritual and metaphysical concepts. The only people who say otherwise are hardline athiests who are too close minded to look beyond Dawkins' ramblings.

Concert today

At the local entertainment center thing. Feeling really hyped. Taking part in such events is always fun and just awesome. The feeling when you get on stage is fantastic. Glad that I have the possibility to experience it again today

I am going to sing three songs and dance during two more songs, which will be sung by my troupe mates. Overall we have 23 songs, so the whole thing is gonna last two hours.

WISH ME LUCK, BISHES

Also, didn't post 10 or so pages, I miss this place

Reading the last few pages almost made me "DERPressed".

At 9/15/11 07:41 AM, MrSaint wrote: Concert today

At the local entertainment center thing. Feeling really hyped. Taking part in such events is always fun and just awesome. The feeling when you get on stage is fantastic. Glad that I have the possibility to experience it again today

When I read this I thought you were gonna be behind the turnbtables :)

I am going to sing three songs and dance during two more songs, which will be sung by my troupe mates. Overall we have 23 songs, so the whole thing is gonna last two hours.

...but you weren't. :(

At 9/15/11 07:41 AM, MrSaint wrote:
WISH ME LUCK, BISHES

Also, didn't post 10 or so pages, I miss this place

g'lurk! hope your voice impregnates all the women at the show :3

At 9/15/11 02:20 PM, LaForge wrote: All she does is drug me up, which helps, but there are still some days that I would prefer to be dead,

Don't take drugs, confront and become comfortable with your unhappyness, some how develop from the experience.

Put money towards something else, like a bouncy castle.