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Reviews for "SS - The Flower of Life"

Interesting...

First of all, mabye I should watch your other lesson.

Second, this is very enlightening, especially considering that I had never even heard of sacred geometry before. your were able to shink it into a managable concept, while still allowing it to expand upon our absorbing it.

Third, It is wonderful to see a cohesive discussion of science, religion, their relation, and, most notably, the implication that they are one and the same (this being one of my own beliefs). I haven't seen or heard many of those.

Fourth, aliens? Seriously? Personally, I don't choose to believe or disbelieve in the existence of alien life with technology advanced enough either to travel here from outside our range of detection of life, or to stay concealed in our astronomical backyard. But even with the semi-relevance of that crop circle tidbit, I don't think the alien reference was quite necessary.

All in all, even with your relatively small time limit on this presentation, you sparked ideas on all of our minds, even if those ideas were simply ones of denial (or conviction, depending on your point of view).

Bloody fantastic!

I think I've found a new favorite series on Newgrounds. I look forward to further lessons

@Noamfer

I believe your a little overreacting. The point of the video is not to make a new religion or sect I mean he is just trying to tell something. I don't think in anyway in this video he try to f*ck her mind, his just telling what he think. Everybody his free to believe to what they want and if you disagree with him, it's your opinion.

Shweet

Good presentation, there's a few points and facts I disagree with - and I don't see myself coming round to your point of view - but it's well thought out, interesting and entertaining.

Keep it up!

"Scientific"

Whoa, I never knew that stuff, Good job.