Do you believe in God and why

[Hummin]

7 hours ago, Sunmaster said:

It's a big topic, but ultimately I think that nobody has the right to tell another person whether they can or can not ingest something to alterate their consciousness, as long as they don't harm others. 
People ingest coffee, tea, sugar to modify their consciousness. A lot of people ingest media propaganda, which changes their consciousness as well, and we all know how fast that can degenerate (see post 9/11 frenzy with consequent illegitimate war based on lies). So it's laughable that a government would penalize someone for smoking a joint, where the worst that can happen is having a laugh with friends and getting the munchies.

The same goes for euthanasia. I don't accept that a government can have the right to decide how I should die. Religious institutions should not interfere in these issues, but sadly do.

For these and other reasons, I will always distrust and resist so-called "authorities". They are a bunch of unconscious robots voted in by masses of unconscious robots. The police are even worse: unconscious, tyrannical and power-tripping robots. 


 

The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best. 

 

In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. 

 

Throughout our modern civilation it have been several empires who have risen because people saw the benefits, but also broken down because lack of it, the same will happen to our empire now, and be replaced by a new one sooner or later. 

 

We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

What else is it for human kind?

 

Thats how Nature is, and we are part of the nature on same premises even you do not like it.

 

We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied.

 

As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from. 

 

But as useal, peoples interests is bread and circus, and with nothing else on mind to finish work and enjoy life the way THEY tell them to do. 

 

Most people I know, a beer is a good start for enjoying life, or any other recreational drug, sugar included.

 

If we could stay off the drugs, eat more clean, drink clean, clean substances in form of thoughts and conversations, we would, or could have been better humans. Do that involve religion or spirituality? Im not so sure, it is on level with short fix or long fix, that consumes alot of energy, and also occupies our minds to the extend, so we get useless human beings for the real purposes we truly are.

 

Go out in the nature and observe absorb, learn and collect, and you will have your everlasting freedom. 

 

I need to look back on this post later. 

 

Common for most humans, we need leaders who tells us what to do to, and manage a structure so most felling oart of something. Very few manage themselves, and can survive without. Even those who claim there is no god! 

 

 

 

 

[Sunmaster]

4 minutes ago, Hummin said:

The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best. 

 

In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. 

 

Throughout our modern civilation it have been several empires who have risen because people saw the benefits, but also broken down because lack of it, the same will happen to our empire now, and be replaced by a new one sooner or later. 

 

We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

What else is it for human kind?

 

Thats how Nature is, and we are part of the nature on same premises even you do not like it.

 

We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied.

 

As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from. 

 

But as useal, peoples interests is bread and circus, and with nothing else on mind to finish work and enjoy life the way THEY tell them to do. 

 

Most people I know, a beer is a good start for enjoying life, or any other recreational drug, sugar included.

 

If we could stay off the drugs, eat more clean, drink clean, clean substances in form of thoughts and conversations, we would, or could have been better humans. Do that involve religion or spirituality? Im not so sure, it is on level with short fix or long fix, that consumes alot of energy, and also occupies our minds to the extend, so we get useless human beings for the real purposes we truly are.

 

Go out in the nature and observe absorb, learn and collect, and you will have your everlasting freedom. 

 

I need to look back on this post later. 

 

Common for most humans, we need leaders who tells us what to do to, and manage a structure so most felling oart of something. Very few manage themselves, and can survive without. Even those who claim there is no god! 

 

 

 

 

Yes, you are the voice of reason. I agree.

 

I come from a place that is very similar to your wonderful pictures and you have no idea how much I miss hiking alone through the forests, whenever I feel like it.

This contact with wild nature is something I never really felt here in Thailand. 

 

I need to create it with Tippaporn's technique. 

 

 

[Hummin]

8 hours ago, Sunmaster said:

It's a big topic, but ultimately I think that nobody has the right to tell another person whether they can or can not ingest something to alterate their consciousness, as long as they don't harm others. 
People ingest coffee, tea, sugar to modify their consciousness. A lot of people ingest media propaganda, which changes their consciousness as well, and we all know how fast that can degenerate (see post 9/11 frenzy with consequent illegitimate war based on lies). So it's laughable that a government would penalize someone for smoking a joint, where the worst that can happen is having a laugh with friends and getting the munchies.

The same goes for euthanasia. I don't accept that a government can have the right to decide how I should die. Religious institutions should not interfere in these issues, but sadly do.

For these and other reasons, I will always distrust and resist so-called "authorities". They are a bunch of unconscious robots voted in by masses of unconscious robots. The police are even worse: unconscious, tyrannical and power-tripping robots. 


 

After all this is our home ????

 

 

The sun's mass is more than 333,000 times that of Earth, and contains about 99.8 percent of all of the mass in the entire solar system! The sun is made up of a blazing combination of gases

 

 

 

Edited May 27, 2023 by Hummin

[save the frogs]

10 hours ago, Sunmaster said:

The police are even worse: unconscious, tyrannical and power-tripping robots. 

the police is the only reason you're still alive.

some are corrupt, but a small percentage. or maybe that increases in countries where they don't get paid much. 

going out there dealing with the criminal element of society is much harder than anything I have ever done to pay the bills. 

most of us tapping away on a computer in an office all day. 

 

the problem with drugs is too much freedom creates too many addicts who ruin their lives.

as all drugs may be legalized at some point. are you sure that's what you want?

some authority is necessary. but anyway, too much authority creates a perverse opposite effect where people want to feel like they have freedom. drugs is the ultimate way for people to act like they're sticking it to the man. when in fact they're potentially just sending their own lives into a downward spiral. 

 

 

[save the frogs]

double post

 

Edited May 27, 2023 by save the frogs

[Sunmaster]

30 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

the police is the only reason you're still alive

How do you even come up with statements like this? ????

[save the frogs]

11 minutes ago, Sunmaster said:

How do you even come up with statements like this? ????

do you actually believe that the average person is so civilized that the rates of violence would not increase by a factor of 1000 if there were no police on the streets?

 

 

 

Edited May 27, 2023 by save the frogs

[Sunmaster]

57 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

do you actually believe that the average person is so civilized that the rates of violence would not increase by a factor of 1000 if there were no police on the streets?

 

 

 

I'm not saying that I would abolish all police. It is certainly necessary. 

 

However, it is also true that there is a lot of abuse of power going on, coupled with very poor training, the increasing militarization and overall tribal thinking of the whole organisation that has made the police force something very different from the "protect and serve" they ought to follow. 

And if the good cops don't speak up against the bad cops (which they rarelyndo), who can control the controlers?

[save the frogs]

20 minutes ago, Sunmaster said:

I'm not saying that I would abolish all police. It is certainly necessary. 

 

However, it is also true that there is a lot of abuse of power going on, coupled with very poor training, the increasing militarization and overall tribal thinking of the whole organisation that has made the police force something very different from the "protect and serve" they ought to follow. 

And if the good cops don't speak up against the bad cops (which they rarelyndo), who can control the controlers?

I haven't had any bad experiences with cops.

I generally try to stay out of trouble.

The media can blow things out of proportion.

I have a cousin who is a cop in Philadelphia in the US. I never spoke to him much, but I imagine it was hard work dealing with thugs every day because he told me he wanted to quit and get a cozy office job. 

That sounds like a tough gig to me. My cousin is more of real man than I am. 

I couldn't handle doing that job. 

Ok, I'm done talking about cops.

 

[Hummin]

This is an interesting picture when it comes to what colours do you see? Some of you might know this pictures from many years ago being discussed.

 

I see black and blue, which colours do you see? 

 

 

[Red Phoenix]

6 hours ago, Hummin said:

This is an interesting picture when it comes to what colours do you see? Some of you might know this pictures from many years ago being discussed.

 

I see black and blue, which colours do you see?

Brown,. white, red and purple

[Sunmaster]

7 hours ago, Hummin said:

This is an interesting picture when it comes to what colours do you see? Some of you might know this pictures from many years ago being discussed.

 

I see black and blue, which colours do you see? 

 

 

White and light brown.

[Tippaporn]

15 hours ago, Sunmaster said:

Yes, you are the voice of reason. I agree.

 

I come from a place that is very similar to your wonderful pictures and you have no idea how much I miss hiking alone through the forests, whenever I feel like it.

This contact with wild nature is something I never really felt here in Thailand. 

 

I need to create it with Tippaporn's technique. 

 

 

Go camping.  Thailand has about 98 national parks and about 50 others that aren't official.  Or head out to a national park for a day trip.  There's plenty of hiking opportunities.  Thailand is, after all, a well known backpacking mecca.  While Thailand does not have mountains that compare with the Alps the mountains here are majestic in their own right.

One of the beautiful aspects of a tropical climate is the amount and variety of flora.  That itself is stunning.  Bottom line, there's more than enough nature out here to satisfy the soul.  And more than enough stunning landscapes to behold.

[save the frogs]

an interview with the author of "The Holy Universe".

 

 

[Tippaporn]

On 5/26/2023 at 9:54 PM, Hummin said:

Where most people I know, see the result, the conclusion and the final proof, I try to see what led to the end conclusion. I need to understand the purpose behind the result, and can not just accept the final statement or conclusion. Not many people I know are like that, or have the time or patience to do so. Even the result is there, I might be so rude and turn both the final result and the conclusion down for something else, it is about timing and also interest, or call it lack of evidence to continue the search.

 

I have read little about Seth now, and I find it quite remarkable how he/her in many ways seems like a modernized Jesus figure? Some of the qoutes could easily be taken from the bible in many contexts, just with another signature same as Jesus in many ways also could had some buddism teaching before the gospels was written down and formed by the years after his death.

 

Our mind, our universe have some mystic with it, when people can wake up from coma, and speak a new language fluently, he bearly studied at school.

 

https://youtu.be/EIUrtuFS9zk

I've stated elsewhere just recently that the answers to any questions are always available.  They were available at the birth of Christianity and resulted in the Bible.  The answers are available at any point in time, whether past or future.  And that's because the answers are within each and every individual.  Whether that fact is recognised or not.  So it is only natural that many of the answers found in the Bible are found elsewhere, such as in Buddhism and any other religion.  And once one is apprised of this fact, that the answers lie within us, then it's becomes obvious that so many parallels exist.  That information 2,000 years old resurfaces throughout history again and again, up until and including modern times.  It will be there in any given future as well.

The information given in the Bible, for instance, can be found in everyday life, also.  And more often than one might be aware it is given in normal living circumstances.  The answers can be found in nature as well.  Seth had once stated, "You could learn more from observing the animals than you could from reading my books."  he Of course the answers can be found in nature as we are a part of it and not separate from it.  Nature does not exist outside of ourselves even though it apparently exists outside of our skin.

So yes, you could say, in a sense, that Seth is a modern day Jesus.  In the sense that he provides the same type of information.  But that would be the limit of the comparison.

There is one important point I'd make here regarding the difference between the information contained, say, within the Bible and that of Seth.  The world was a much different place at the time of Christ.  As were the people.  The information which Christ gave was geared specifically in a way which the people of that time could understand.  The information Seth provides is geared specifically towards the people of today and thus it is presented much differently.  It is much more straightforward, in our terms.

 

Which is my personal reason for not reading the Bible or delving into other religions.  As I said, for one Seth's presentation of the information is much more straightforward.  It's very easy to understand and relate to.  For another it has not be altered as I would argue the Bible has been over the centuries.  And finally, as all religions tend to become dogmatic there is a complete elimination of that aspect.  The Bible and other religious teachings are no longer necessary for me.  The information is as fresh today as a new blossom.

 

"Our mind, our universe have some mystic with it, when people can wake up from coma, and speak a new language fluently, he bearly studied at school."

I think much of the "mysticism" folks refer to is due to a lack of understanding of who and what we are.  We can talk about the magic of our corporeal body and, say, how it can grow itself to adult form without the slightest awareness on our part of how it achieves this feat.  There is no real magic happening.  It appears so only because we lack awareness of the process.  The same is true, I would say, of your example.

[Tippaporn]

15 hours ago, save the frogs said:

the police is the only reason you're still alive.

some are corrupt, but a small percentage. or maybe that increases in countries where they don't get paid much. 

going out there dealing with the criminal element of society is much harder than anything I have ever done to pay the bills. 

most of us tapping away on a computer in an office all day. 

 

the problem with drugs is too much freedom creates too many addicts who ruin their lives.

as all drugs may be legalized at some point. are you sure that's what you want?

some authority is necessary. but anyway, too much authority creates a perverse opposite effect where people want to feel like they have freedom. drugs is the ultimate way for people to act like they're sticking it to the man. when in fact they're potentially just sending their own lives into a downward spiral. 

 

 

"The problem with drugs is too much freedom creates too many addicts who ruin their lives."

So too freedom is the culprit?  55555555555  A classic misdiagnosis.

The same misdiagnosis so many liberals have about guns.  Guns are the problem!!!  Remove the freedom of people to own guns and problem solved, they think.  55555555555555  Another gross misdiagnosis.

In both cases culture is the problem.  And what is culture?  Here's a formal definition:

The arts, beliefs, customs, institutions, and other products of human work and thought considered as a unit, especially with regard to a particular time or social group.

In other words, the ideas and beliefs which people subscribe to.  The Physical Universe As Idea Construction.  Ponder upon the truth of that statement and so much begins to make sense.  But I doubt you will give it even a scintilla of mental consideration.  Best to muddle along with bizarre ideas and use these as the presumptive bases with which to create absurd theories of why things happen.  As with music, it's all a matter of preference.

"Some authority is necessary. but anyway, too much authority creates a perverse opposite effect where people want to feel like they have freedom."

In other words, too much authority which removes the freedoms of people which then causes the people to want more freedom.  And that's perverse?  555555555555555

I'll tell you this.  As long as people subscribe to so many false ideas of how the world works then most assuredly police will be needed.  And there can never be enough of them.  The same for rules, regulations, and laws.  But if people were to understand the true nature of reality you would have a world which has no need of police, rules, regulations, or laws.  For in that type of a world the results of any act of harming another, or ones self, would be as obvious and known as the results produced by jumping off a tall structure in defiance of gravity.  No one would be so foolish as to attempt either act.

 

"Drugs is the ultimate way for people to act like they're sticking it to the man. . . . "

It could just as well read:

 

"Alcohol is the ultimate way for people to act like they're sticking it to the man. . . . "

People abuse drugs for the same reason people abuse alcohol.  And each and every individualistic reason has it's basis in the impoverished and detrimental ideas which the individual holds.  Now that's a proper diagnosis.

 

Edited May 28, 2023 by Tippaporn

[Tippaporn]

Since you mention having a cousin in Philadelphia I conclude you're from the U.S., save the frogs.  Now I don't know how old you are but there is no doubt whatsoever as to the most drastic change in culture which the U.S. has experienced over the last 70 years.  So drastic that it is literally no longer the same country.  Were you able to take an American from the 50's and plop him into America 2023 he'd frickin' freak out and quickly conclude communism had taken over.  That the Red Devils won the Cold War.

I don't think you can dispute that, save the frogs.  Take guns, for instance.  Back in the 50's high schools had gun clubs.  Kids would bring their guns to school.  There were no mass school shootings back then.  Which fact totally blows a hole in the propagandised narrative that guns kill.  People kill.  And what's changed in the U.S. since that time?  So many absurd and perverse ideas have flourished since then.  And perhaps the epitome of perverse and absurd ideas, which are being rammed down everyone's throats with intense vigor and righteousness, are the ideas that boys can be girls, girls can be boys, men can become pregnant, and that sex is not biologically determined but is strictly due to a state of mind.

When the true reality of the sexual nature of man has been so thoroughly mutilated, just as people now mutilate their bodies, then consider what other bizarre ideas, equal in their corruption of true reality, have taken hold.  And add to the mix so many other ideas which were accepted and even cherished within polite society for eons prior but are false as well and you've created soemthing which will inevitably explode as the ideas can never work, can only produce problems, and these problems will eventually rise to a level that's unsustainable.

I see no solution to this mess other than a massive shift in consciousness in which people finally wake up to understand what reality truly is - not the made up on the fly kind, and how that reality works, which is intrinsically entwined with who and what we are.  In the meanwhile, I believe things will get much worse than what we see today.  Much worse.

The Physical Universe As Idea Construction.  Anyone who scoffs at that concept is more than welcome to do so.  But in the quaint U.S. vernacular I say to you, "Rotsa ruck."

 

Edited May 28, 2023 by Tippaporn

[Tippaporn]

Upon rereading my last post for typos and such I kinda like the descriptive term of mutilating reality.  To believe in the idea that boys can be girls and vice versa is a mutilation of true reality.  Is it not so coincidental, then, that to manifest that idea physically then requires a physical mutilation of the human body?  Parallels everywhere. 

[Tippaporn]

3 hours ago, save the frogs said:

an interview with the author of "The Holy Universe".

 

 

Just goes to show there aren't enough sticks in the world to shake at all of the theories that evolve regarding who and what we are and what reality is.  And all of the various theories do make for a difficulty in choosing.  If there's one thing I cannot blame people for it is for being highly skeptical.  Whether it's of the ideas presented in this video or the ideas presented by Seth.  Both are equally deserving of a high degree of skepticism.  But what the old idiom "too much of a good thing" refers to is also true.  Too much skepticism can act as a detrimental deterrent to squash the inquisitive mind when there's something that is actually worthwhile to investigate.

What's in the video is not for me.

[Tippaporn]

On 5/26/2023 at 4:29 PM, save the frogs said:

sorry guys, i don't have the time to keep up with the lengthy posts in this thread. 

so i'm out.

i simply don't have time to read all this and respond. 

sorry.

And an hour and six minutes later . . .

 

On 5/26/2023 at 5:34 PM, save the frogs said:

Dazed and Confused is an anthem for getting stoned.

And Stairway to Heaven means what exactly? 

I don't like music that has lyrics so cryptic that I can't even figure out what the song is about.

But go for it if that's your thing. 

 

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[Hummin]

3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

I've stated elsewhere just recently that the answers to any questions are always available.  They were available at the birth of Christianity and resulted in the Bible.  The answers are available at any point in time, whether past or future.  And that's because the answers are within each and every individual.  Whether that fact is recognised or not.  So it is only natural that many of the answers found in the Bible are found elsewhere, such as in Buddhism and any other religion.  And once one is apprised of this fact, that the answers lie within us, then it's becomes obvious that so many parallels exist.  That information 2,000 years old resurfaces throughout history again and again, up until and including modern times.  It will be there in any given future as well.

The information given in the Bible, for instance, can be found in everyday life, also.  And more often than one might be aware it is given in normal living circumstances.  The answers can be found in nature as well.  Seth had once stated, "You could learn more from observing the animals than you could from reading my books."  he Of course the answers can be found in nature as we are a part of it and not separate from it.  Nature does not exist outside of ourselves even though it apparently exists outside of our skin.

So yes, you could say, in a sense, that Seth is a modern day Jesus.  In the sense that he provides the same type of information.  But that would be the limit of the comparison.

There is one important point I'd make here regarding the difference between the information contained, say, within the Bible and that of Seth.  The world was a much different place at the time of Christ.  As were the people.  The information which Christ gave was geared specifically in a way which the people of that time could understand.  The information Seth provides is geared specifically towards the people of today and thus it is presented much differently.  It is much more straightforward, in our terms.

 

Which is my personal reason for not reading the Bible or delving into other religions.  As I said, for one Seth's presentation of the information is much more straightforward.  It's very easy to understand and relate to.  For another it has not be altered as I would argue the Bible has been over the centuries.  And finally, as all religions tend to become dogmatic there is a complete elimination of that aspect.  The Bible and other religious teachings are no longer necessary for me.  The information is as fresh today as a new blossom.

 

"Our mind, our universe have some mystic with it, when people can wake up from coma, and speak a new language fluently, he bearly studied at school."

I think much of the "mysticism" folks refer to is due to a lack of understanding of who and what we are.  We can talk about the magic of our corporeal body and, say, how it can grow itself to adult form without the slightest awareness on our part of how it achieves this feat.  There is no real magic happening.  It appears so only because we lack awareness of the process.  The same is true, I would say, of your example.

After all we are not so far away from each other when it comes to similarity and orign of religion, and also spirituality, it is more the intellectual complexity and unnecessarit's  some fraction brings to it to either sugar coat it, or make it more interesting, and also the colours they give it. 

 

Messengers, gurus and profets always have a ego and a personality that makes them stand out, and with everyone as us, they also have an illusion of how they understanding the real truth or truths. 

 

Again, our personal universe our brain is Uniq and complex, sad not so many ever discover how wonderful tool it can be under the right premisses.

 

@Sunmaster

I also can not connect in same way in Thailand, be it to much noise, wrong energy or frequency, I do not know. But I have found my personal spaces where I connect. 

 

The farm and our animals are  also a good help to stay grounded and collected because they bring daily routines and structure to our lives as well connection on a another level. 

[Hummin]

I forgot to mention, as well important, is the recievers ego how they willingly let themselves absorb teaching or messages or accept connection. 

 

The biggest hinder for most humans, is the let themselves down on level to all living and organisms and accept thay are part of something bigger than themselves on the same premises.

[Tippaporn]

20 hours ago, Hummin said:

The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best. 

 

In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. 

 

Throughout our modern civilation it have been several empires who have risen because people saw the benefits, but also broken down because lack of it, the same will happen to our empire now, and be replaced by a new one sooner or later. 

 

We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

What else is it for human kind?

 

Thats how Nature is, and we are part of the nature on same premises even you do not like it.

 

We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied.

 

As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from. 

 

But as useal, peoples interests is bread and circus, and with nothing else on mind to finish work and enjoy life the way THEY tell them to do. 

 

Most people I know, a beer is a good start for enjoying life, or any other recreational drug, sugar included.

 

If we could stay off the drugs, eat more clean, drink clean, clean substances in form of thoughts and conversations, we would, or could have been better humans. Do that involve religion or spirituality? Im not so sure, it is on level with short fix or long fix, that consumes alot of energy, and also occupies our minds to the extend, so we get useless human beings for the real purposes we truly are.

 

Go out in the nature and observe absorb, learn and collect, and you will have your everlasting freedom. 

 

I need to look back on this post later. 

 

Common for most humans, we need leaders who tells us what to do to, and manage a structure so most felling oart of something. Very few manage themselves, and can survive without. Even those who claim there is no god! 

 

 

 

 

Good post, Hummin.  You express some good ideals.  And great photos! 

"The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best."

As far as I know there are no social programs provided by nature for the squirrels who have not squirreled away enough nuts for winter.

"In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. "

Thank the good Lord Seth stresses the power and importance of the individual.  I'm a leader who has no followers.  Just as it should be.

"We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

"What else is it for human kind?"

 

Noble thoughts there, Hummin.  We need better ideas.  Ones that actually work.

"We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied."

I dunno about being at the top of the food chain.  There are plenty of critters who can devour us in a single gulp.  I like Seth's idea that we are the thinking portion of Nature.  To me the Holy Grail is representative of eternal growth.  Know thyself represents, again to me, a never ending quest which is linked to eternal growth.

 

"As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from."

 

Again, very noble thoughts there, Hummin.  You show an idealism.  For that idealism to manifest it would require a major shift of consciousness in which the worthless and detrimental ideas we currently enjoy <sarc> are discarded and beneficial ideas are adopted.  As long as one believes they are powerless, for instance, that ideal will never come to fruition.  Have you asked yourself what power you have?  If your answer is little to none then your idealism will remain a dream.  Do you believe that you create your own reality?  If your answer is "no" then you will never understand the power that you have.  Your idealism is then like the Holy Grail you believe to be a myth.  An idealism which we should all work towards but, alas, we have no power to make happen.

 

I'll forego the rest as the above gives you enough to ponder on. 

[Hummin]

12 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

Good post, Hummin.  You express some good ideals.  And great photos! 

"The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best."

As far as I know there are no social programs provided by nature for the squirrels who have not squirreled away enough nuts for winter.

"In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. "

Thank the good Lord Seth stresses the power and importance of the individual.  I'm a leader who has no followers.  Just as it should be.

"We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

"What else is it for human kind?"

 

Noble thoughts there, Hummin.  We need better ideas.  Ones that actually work.

"We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied."

I dunno about being at the top of the food chain.  There are plenty of critters who can devour us in a single gulp.  I like Seth's idea that we are the thinking portion of Nature.  To me the Holy Grail is representative of eternal growth.  Know thyself represents, again to me, a never ending quest which is linked to eternal growth.

 

"As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from."

 

Again, very noble thoughts there, Hummin.  You show an idealism.  For that idealism to manifest it would require a major shift of consciousness in which the worthless and detrimental ideas we currently enjoy <sarc> are discarded and beneficial ideas are adopted.  As long as one believes they are powerless, for instance, that ideal will never come to fruition.  Have you asked yourself what power you have?  If your answer is little to none then your idealism will remain a dream.  Do you believe that you create your own reality?  If your answer is "no" then you will never understand the power that you have.  Your idealism is then like the Holy Grail you believe to be a myth.  An idealism which we should all work towards but, alas, we have no power to make happen.

 

I'll forego the rest as the above gives you enough to ponder on. 

Thank you, need some time to respond to this one. 

 

Imagine our life was like a tree for a moment, what do you feel and think?

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[Tippaporn]

14 minutes ago, Hummin said:

After all we are not so far away from each other when it comes to similarity and orign of religion, and also spirituality, it is more the intellectual complexity and unnecessarit's  some fraction brings to it to either sugar coat it, or make it more interesting, and also the colours they give it. 

 

Messengers, gurus and profets always have a ego and a personality that makes them stand out, and with everyone as us, they also have an illusion of how they understanding the real truth or truths. 

 

Again, our personal universe our brain is Uniq and complex, sad not so many ever discover how wonderful tool it can be under the right premisses.

 

@Sunmaster

I also can not connect in same way in Thailand, be it to much noise, wrong energy or frequency, I do not know. But I have found my personal spaces where I connect. 

 

The farm and our animals are  also a good help to stay grounded and collected because they bring daily routines and structure to our lives as well connection on a another level. 

Information is always coloured by the individual who possesses it.  The purity of the information, as in undistorted, is what I look for primarily.

Thailand, as with any other location on the planet, is anything you want it to be.  Home is always what you make it.  Granted, people do have preferences.  I recall Seth saying once, regarding mates, that theoretically you can have a satisfying relationship with anyone on the planet.  Theoretically, mind you. 

[Tippaporn]

24 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Thank you, need some time to respond to this one. 

 

Imagine our life was like a tree for a moment, what do you feel and think?

Given the snow cover I'd say "cold" and imagining a nice warm cabin built from fresh cut people with a nice cup of steaming tea whilst warming my roots in front of a crackling hearth filled with glowing peoplelogs. 

 

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[Hummin]

1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:

Good post, Hummin.  You express some good ideals.  And great photos! 

"The question is, are we better off without control, regulations and law? Most countries I know, benefits from having a goverment, who take care of every aspect of peoples life for the majority best."

As far as I know there are no social programs provided by nature for the squirrels who have not squirreled away enough nuts for winter.

"In nature, every tribe or society have a leader, or a form of leadership, and without proper leadership the tribe or society brakes down. "

Thank the good Lord Seth stresses the power and importance of the individual.  I'm a leader who has no followers.  Just as it should be.

"We need structure, we need to sugar coating our lives, and we need to believe in the greater for best of all mankind, at least our own tribe, and our own tribe needs to be part of a stronger union for good and bad.

 

"What else is it for human kind?"

 

Noble thoughts there, Hummin.  We need better ideas.  Ones that actually work.

"We are animals who is on top of the food chain for now. There is no holy grail, it is just a myth, so we can keep on looking, and keep us occupied."

I dunno about being at the top of the food chain.  There are plenty of critters who can devour us in a single gulp.  I like Seth's idea that we are the thinking portion of Nature.  To me the Holy Grail is representative of eternal growth.  Know thyself represents, again to me, a never ending quest which is linked to eternal growth.

 

"As quick we understand we living in It, the better, and we can start cultivating this planet in a better way, and accept this is our home for now, before we all going back to where we came from."

 

Again, very noble thoughts there, Hummin.  You show an idealism.  For that idealism to manifest it would require a major shift of consciousness in which the worthless and detrimental ideas we currently enjoy <sarc> are discarded and beneficial ideas are adopted.  As long as one believes they are powerless, for instance, that ideal will never come to fruition.  Have you asked yourself what power you have?  If your answer is little to none then your idealism will remain a dream.  Do you believe that you create your own reality?  If your answer is "no" then you will never understand the power that you have.  Your idealism is then like the Holy Grail you believe to be a myth.  An idealism which we should all work towards but, alas, we have no power to make happen.

Im 

 

1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:

I'll forego the rest as the above gives you enough to ponder on. 

We all like the idea of no leaders and total freedom, but we also know how that ends with tha nature of of no laws, no strings, no control? Reset is only solution, and reset is the absolute form of power given from Nature. We only bear the responsibillity for now to execute power, be it on individual plan or through society. 

 

Better ideas than what Nature have set for us? Yes we need better executition of Natures will, terms and laws, but as humans we do forget and we do stretch everything to its limits, and even there sometimes seems no limits, there Is limits set by Nature ????

 

Top of the food chain is a grey area, but you have to agree, most of us who is here, had chances no other humans had in their life before us. At least I feel it that way coming from where I come from. Not saying spiritually seen, but as a place where I could find my way without to much struggle. 

 

I have very little influence on my surroundings because they are overloaded with crap and bearely manage their own lifes without running from one place to another before they realize it is to late to do something with it, even I see your point where this is my reality only. 

 

Most humans needs a dissaster to hit them to change perspective, and also be willing to learn how to live again, so you can say, every human have to at least die one time before change can start which gives Jesus death and uprise a meaning. 

 

For me, most important is who I am to those I care for and love, not what I think I can give or create to hummanity on a bigger scale. Im not that kind of a man Like Alexander or Elon., Im me here right now present im my own reality for my own and mine. 

[Tippaporn]

On 5/26/2023 at 4:39 PM, Sunmaster said:

Thailand....
I used to live in London for 5 years, doing a poorly paid job and just came out of a very difficult and abusive relationship. I was ready for a drastic change. A friend called me from Thailand where he recently moved to with his girlfriend to teach English. He helped me to find a teaching job and a place to stay. It was just perfect and everything seemed so easy and smooth. I packed my stuff and shipped it to my hometown in Italy. After just a month I was on a flight to Bkk. All I had was a backpack and little money. My plan was to stay here for a year and then go back to start work as a sound therapist. 

Wife....
A month after that I met my future wife however, and I've been here ever since (17 years). I did my best as a teacher and was quite good actually, but it wasn't my vocation. I couldn't see a future in it and that made me anxious. Fortunately, without much conscious thought or planning and with near zero investment, I started a small business doing what I was really passionate about: motorcycles. After just a few years, I was able to leave the teaching job and do it full time. Best decision ever.

I got married when money was tight. Our wedding was small to save money, but that didn't matter to us. We were happy and in love. Now we are doing much better financially. We are able to return to Europe once a year for 2 months and we like to travel around Europe 2-3 weeks on my trusted old Moto Guzzi. Well, tbh I like it more than my wife does, but such is life. ????

One thing I used to tell my students, was to imagine their lives as a book they are in the process of writing. At the end of your life, would you enjoy reading a book that is filled with stories about doubt, fear, laziness, playing it safe, boredom?....Or would you prefer reading stories of success, bravery, discovery, risk and fun? We are creating those stories as we go along and we have the choice to make the book interesting and exciting, or not.

I know which one I would choose. 

Is this bold enough?


PS:
Over 2000 posts but I'm still a Newbie. The story of my life...

I best follow up on my promise to add some points whilst I have the time.  My nose has been out on loan to me these past few days.  Tomorrow I must return it back to the grindstone.  For how long I cannot predict.

Relating stories is actually an exercise which does have benefit.  For in the retelling one can identify more clearly, with hindsight, the "oddities," "coincidences," "chance encounters," and such which played a crucial part in the unfolding of the event.  For instance, in my story I had mentioned that I had contacted the managing director of the Thai facility who told me that they were moving to China, which nixed any chance of making the move via a transfer.  Now one would have concluded that that avenue was permanently closed.  But, as "chance" would have it we had such an influx of work that the Thai facility became the only option to do the work and thus the transfer avenue rose up from the dead.  A trifle scary, yes. 

 

Another aspect which I hadn't mentioned was that the new managing director at the time did not consider me as I was a designer.  He believed, erroneously as he was unfamiliar with the business, that a tool & die maker who had hands on experience would be the better candidate to run the engineering department than just an office guy.  Little did he know that most every designer moved into design after time spent as a tool & die maker.  Now the tool & die maker who he had chosen declined the position.  Which then opened it back up to me.

BTW, shortly after my arrival the new managing director called me into his office, proceeded to take a shoe off his foot and place it on his desk to signify that he had made a mistake about me and so should eat his shoe.

 

Now these two separate events are seeming coincidences to most.  Most would not pay much mind to them and simply pass them off as good luck or chance.  Others, who understands how reality is created, will immediately see these two events for what they really are.

In any case, I'll just reiterate that the exercise is well worth the undertaking.

The second point I'd like to make is that most people, when thinking about fulfilling their desires or creating the life they want, immediately turn to the "biggest thing" they can think of.  As one poster, a while ago now, had asked me, "If it were true that you create your own reality then where are your million buck-a-roos in the bank?"  He had mentioned that creating my "parking lot angel" was insignificant.  He wanted evidence of something "big" that I had created.  Nickels and dimes didn't impress him in the least.

I will say that the "bigger" some desire is the more difficult it is to achieve, generally speaking, because there's been so much negative emotional energy built up surrounding it over the span of time where it hadn't yet materialised.  Though, expectation, emotion, and imagination are the 4 key ingredients to physical manifestation.  All four are literally composed of energy.  And all four must be going in the same direction.  Else you have, say, the energy of your thoughts moving in one direction whilst the energy of your emotions are pulling you in the opposite direction.  In which case nothing changes for you.  The two forces cancel each other out.

So my point is that creating one's life isn't solely about creating the "big" things but perhaps even more so the small things in life.  Such as a parking lot angel.  The beneficence in creating the small things in life is at minimum threefold:

For one, most of these small things matter not to you whether or not they come into being.  There is little to no emotional attachment there.  So that hobgoblin needn't even be confronted let alone slain.

 

Secondly, as you are creating consciously you are very much inclined to be aware of everything surrounding the manifestation when it occurs.  You begin to train yourself to notice all of these "oddities" and "coincidences" and begin to recognise them for what they are.

 

Thirdly, as you start to build up quite a list of all of your successful conscious creations you begin to bolster your confidence.  And that is worth it's weight in gold.  No longer are you doubting yourself.  And little by little, as you vanquish all of your former doubts, you begin to tell yourself less and less that you're crazy. 

See ya'll in a while. 

[Hummin]

16 hours ago, Hummin said:

This is an interesting picture when it comes to what colours do you see? Some of you might know this pictures from many years ago being discussed.

 

I see black and blue, which colours do you see? 

 

 

What Colours did you see in the dress @Tippaporn

[Tippaporn]

23 minutes ago, Hummin said:

What Colours did you see in the dress @Tippaporn

A shade of gold and white with light blue lines.

I like to cheat in life (I read Seth to get answers, too) so I uploaded the image to an online colour analyser.  It confirmed what I was seeing     Of course I've always been one to trust my lying eyes. 

Edited May 28, 2023 by Tippaporn