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| My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God For discussing any and all religious viewpoints. Intolerance will not be tolerated. Keeping your sense of humor is required. Posting messages about theological paradoxes is encouraged. |
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#1
 2004-11-11, 21:02
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Beautiful Realisations
I post shit loadsa messages in this forum explaining realisations I've had.
I sometimes wonder how I get so little interest. I think it's because a realisation is completely unique and is perfect for that person at that moment in his life.
I guess realisations about life are so perfect that they can't be axplained with mere words. I do my best, but I guess I fail miserably due to the few understanding replies I get.
I guess sharing own personal realisations have caused quite a few bad things to happen in history. Maybe life should just involve you and your experiences, instead of the realisations about somebody else's experience. Maybe that's when we'd really start to evolve and uncover the unlimited possibilities of our conciousness.
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#2
 2004-11-11, 21:34
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
I dunno, a lot of the stuff you've posted has come across my mind a few times. I usually don't reply because you stated it clearly enough and there's usually nothing more for me to add.
In the end though, which is more important? Your experience or their replies? They'll always have something to say, who needs to hear it? They can never know you as much as you can know you, and it's like that for all of us I think.
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#3
 2004-11-11, 21:42
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theBishop 
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
I don't reply because i love Jesus too much.
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#4
 2004-11-12, 06:01
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
I know what your saying beans. I have those kinds of realisations all the time.
Like today, Someone who I know moved 1/2 a lb. of mushrooms, and he also took quite a few also.
Needless to say he had plenty of realisations. He thinks that you should keep them to yourself because they hold much more value.
But at the same time, alot of great ideas would be lost.
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#5
 2004-11-12, 06:44
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
Beany, I don't post a great deal of thoughtful replies to your revelations simply because you've said it all within the original post.
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#6
 2004-11-12, 18:18
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outcast 
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
^^^I agree...don't mess with perfection, or at least what is very good.
Sometimes I simply find myself speechless. But I'm really trying to pull thoughts out of myself more and more and put them out here.
It just takes time to process things, then the topic gets buried and I'm unsure as to whether I should unbury it or not...seeing as how people have already moved on.
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#7
 2004-11-13, 11:35
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
A Perfect Circle - The Noose
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#8
 2004-11-13, 20:49
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Re: Beautiful Realisations
quote:Originally posted by Ravendust:
A Perfect Circle - The Noose
That's hardly perfect, oblong and ugly it is. The perfect circle is our lives.
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