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Originally posted by Badfuture
reply to post by ogbert
Absolutely right! Great example.
For some reason over the years I always seem to attract a lot of dodgy characters who later become friends.
Originally posted by Mumbotron
I'm open to the idea that we are capable of deeper forms of communication but most often the people who can "read" a person more than another are just better observers.
[edit on 16-7-2009 by Mumbotron]
feel that connection
Originally posted by Wertdagf
Im gonna share something that might make all of you really unhappy.
In an infinite universe there is infinite suffering. There are an infinite number of poeple commiting suicide as i speak on differnt planets. There are an infinite number of societys torturing and killing those who speak the truth. There are an infinite number of lives who never get to know or understand anything but pain in reality. This will never end and there is nothing you can do to save them all. There is no magical heaven... there is no freewill... everything you are is just memories... without them you are nothing.
We are all looking for a face in the heavens and we arent getting $%^&. In the knowledge of these things there is an understanding that gives rise to a limitless compassion for us all.
There is also the other side of the spectum equally. It really is about where you are and who your with. All i can hope is that this place changes or that i can leave it.
[edit on 16-7-2009 by Wertdagf]
Originally posted by ogbert
Reply to phi1618
I think we are what we think.
Yes, perception and environment effect what we think
But, where do thoughts come from anyway?
Do we all think the same?
How do you KNOW environment effects all equally?
I have seen families where the one child is a saint and the other is almost demonic.
Same environment. same parents. different progeny from the start.
[edit on 16-7-2009 by ogbert]