Interesting, I was thinking of trying to trace back to the time period I started to wake up. This is probably close. You think I’m a crackpot? Like, nothing I say tesonates with your soul?
also I was just thinking its time to open things up again with some yoga. I’m plateauing on my DL and cleans. Yoga really does help reset the body.
This thread happened in 2014? Time flies when you are woke. Just curious, but was the awakening associated with the Alex Jones stuff or are they separate processes?
I’ve tried to do yoga once a week for past couple months. It’s good but I don’t think it’s nearly as effective as meditation, but it is much easier and requires less will power because it feels active
AJ serves two purposes: (1) it trolls a lot of people on here who take things too seriously (cough, yayy) – used to get a real kick out of that but realized it’s counter-productive so i try to keep it to a minimum; and (2) it contains little tidbits of truth that I hope would begin to resonate with whoever is ready to think outside the box. People are too fixated on the information itself and not the act of listening to something that doesn’t fit their idea of reality with suspension of rational judgment in favor of listening with intuition. It’s a pretty cool revelation when you realize all knowledge originates from within, not without. We don’t learn things, we unlock them.
troof. stop and think about it and you’ll see. If you believe in an infinite god who created existence (existence is just an expression of god everywhere and in all things) and you are a part of god then how can it be any other way? That would be nonsense.
Knowledge: With the gift of knowledge, we understand the meaning of God. The distinction between wisdom and knowledge is that wisdom gives the desire to know the things of God, whereas knowledge is the actual power by which such things are known. The gift of knowledge is more than an accumulation of facts, it also helps us to choose the right path through life;
Well if it’s in the Bible, it’s obviously true. And I agree about the seeking out perspectives that one doesn’t identify with. But I prefer slightly more calm sources lmao
Another good source of how we acquire knowledge is Kant’s Critique of Pure Reasonhttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critique_of_Pure_Reason “Knowledge independent of experience Kant calls “a priori” knowledge, while knowledge obtained through experience is termed “a posteriori”.[4] According to Kant, a proposition is a priori if it is necessary and universal. A proposition is necessary if it could not possibly be false, and so cannot be denied without contradiction. A proposition is universal if it is true in all cases, and so does not admit of any exceptions. Knowledge gained a posteriori through the senses, Kant argues, never imparts absolute necessity and universality, because it is always possible that we might encounter an exception.[”