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Originally posted by skjalddis
Anyone remember the post below by Evasius from back in January? It's on page 65 if you want to go check the whole thing. Well, Volcanos have been a bit of a theme this year, and we're into November with Merapi still exploding and now Anuk Krakatau stirring. Mid December is the resonance to watch out for, or maybe the dates really are a bit off, I don't know.. Thoughts anyone?
Originally posted by Evasius
reply to post by bargoose
The resonance for Krakatoa is around mid-December this year. It appears about halfway down the slope which begins around November 14, 2010 and ends on January 18, 2011.
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My personal gut feeling is this - 2009 had a 'Moon' theme. This year's theme is the 'Sun' combined with the idea of 'balance.' (This theme is an intuitive assumption, not an official one). I believe the Sun will become noticeably active and will somehow trigger activity on the Earth, especially within the are known as the Ring of Fire. This is specifically why I chose Maori music for the 'Timewave 2010 video' posted above.
And for what it's worth, this year's Sydney's New Years Eve fireworks featured a prominent 'Ring of Fire' on the Harbour Bridge which then morphed into a 'Yin-Yang.' The theme was that of 'fire gives and takes away' which I suppose was in some way inspired by the 2009 'Black Saturday bushfires' in Victoria.
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Anyway Krakatoa fits right in with the 'Ring of Fire' theme and should be watched closely.
[edit on 24/1/10 by Evasius]
Originally posted by Cecilofs
On the topic of insanity and psychosis. Well...lol. Yes, Terrance McKenna WAS a hippie who took a lot of drugs. A LOT of drugs. That doesn't make his theories any less valid. Insanity and psychosis are just words invented by psychologists to explain phenomena they didn't understand. In fact there was NOT agreement within the profession about these phenomena.
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by Zagari
Dude, you're a trip. I found so many logical fallacies in what you said, it's not even worth my time going over them in this thread.
For the record, I explained pretty well my definition of insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results.
I took that from Einstein. It seems to fit well and is simplistic.
For the record, my definition of psychosis is obsessively believing in something to an unreasonable degree. That tends to bring about a state of madness.
Oh yeah, and I'm totally secure with my level of intellect, so go on ahead and say whatever you will.
Originally posted by Cecilofs
On the topic of insanity and psychosis. Well...lol. Yes, Terrance McKenna WAS a hippie who took a lot of drugs. A LOT of drugs. That doesn't make his theories any less valid. Insanity and psychosis are just words invented by psychologists to explain phenomena they didn't understand. In fact there was NOT agreement within the profession about these phenomena.
Do we have a universal concept of love, of freedom, of death, of life, reality, etc, etc... NO, because they're abstract conceptions. It doesn't mean we can't all have a general understanding of them. These are NOT just words invented by psychologists to explain phenomena they don't understand.edit on 6-11-2010 by unityemissions because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by unityemissionsDo we have a universal concept of love, of freedom, of death, of life, reality, etc, etc... NO, because they're abstract conceptions. It doesn't mean we can't all have a general understanding of them. These are NOT just words invented by psychologists to explain phenomena they don't understand.