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Easyy:When we are ready to take our stand and take what is ours. When we are ready to lay down our lives for what we believe is right. When we are ready to take the battle to the gates of our common enemy and defeat him on his own turf. Nigeria will break free from the stranglehold of this cartel when the people have had enough. Until this happens, we will continue to post rhetorics on an anonymous webpage. |
damsol:Sure. Does that mean you'll share the doctor's bill? I had to put my arm in a sling after leaving it outstretched for 14 hours. |
nilla:And what have I done to deserve a cheesy grin? |
damsol: Does that include me, damsel? I don't believe I've had the honour of an acquaintance with you yet.Sorry to interrupt your camaraderie, ladies. Damsol, would be you be so kind as to provide an explanation for your blatant disregard of my handshake? ![]() Hi Nilla! ![]() *off* |
whitelexi:Very odd, that. I understand exactly what you mean. |
Hmmm. . . |
ikamefa:Ah, now you make my day! That's the kmfenese for "yes, I enjoyed it sooooooo much!" damsol:Does that include me, damsel? I don't believe I've had the honour of an acquaintance with you yet. I am Genial. Pleased to meet you. *stretches out hand for a handshake* |
ikamefa:Here, pretty pie. Make me happy, Ika. Tell me you were glad to go there. |
ikamefa:Why deniest thou me, Ika? ![]() |
Did you enjoy the place we went to, Ika? |
mukina2: nilla:I promise - I'm stopping But Ika keeps supplying And you keep on lying 'Cos Ika's denying. . . Congratulations, ladies! You have just won the prize for the craftiest poets of the year. |
The queen mother scares everyone. . . ![]() |
nilla:royal sanatorium? |
mukina2:This is very unseemly behaviour, princess. I shall have to let the queen mother and your companions know about this if you do not stop right away. ![]() |
nilla:Huh? Am I hearing voices again?watever:Ok. . . that doesn't look like a hallucination. . . but the cheesy smile doen't look like watever. . . ![]() mukina2:Yeah, rite. Back to planet mars. How are you, Nilla? Did you have a good time at the grad ceremony? |
![]() everyone. |
under construction. tpbm is very reflective |
mukina2: ![]() |
not apparently, but often, yes. tpbm is smart |
Yes tpbm talks a lot |
sometimes tpbm is adorable |
genial. tpbm is devious |
Not usually. tpbm is crooked |
Hmm. . . tpbm gets angry easily |
[quote author=dollie-pie link=topic=29491.msg765835#msg765835 date=1166455471]wao ! how did u do that, i tried that yes. came out so bad.[/quote]I was inspired by you. |
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These are a few of my thoughts with regard to the spiritual realm. This realm is in a different dimension, different from space and time as we know it, and yet curiously interwoven with the natural realm in which we exist physically. The realm of the spiritual may be compared to a universe parallel to the natural, but only in the sense that it coexists with the natural. This is nonetheless not a perfect comparison; there are certain important differences between the spiritual and the natural. 1. The spiritual is not exactly parallel to the natural. It is rather more accurate to say that the natural is a shadow of the spiritual. A shadow is a poor representation of reality, and specific features of an object cannot easily be deduced from its shadow. Depending on the ambient conditions, the appearance of a shadow may vary and not appear the same at different times and places. While the substance may not change, the shadow is subject to change, and there is a severe limitation to the accuracy of what can be seen in a shadow. 2. The spiritual is not governed by natural laws. Natural laws are a representation of spiritual principles. Therefore while the natural is subject to the spiritual, the spiritual is not subject to the natural. There are two principles in the spiritual, from which everything else arises: the principle of authority, and the principle of rebellion. 3. Because the spiritual is not governed by natural laws, it is impossible to interpret spiritual events according to natural laws. In the spiritual, for example, 2+2 may or may not be equal to 4, depending on the principle of the operator. Because parameters have different meanings and frames of reference, natural laws cannot be used to validate spiritual occurrences. 4. Spiritual occurences can sometimes be validated by observing their effect in the natural. Hence, while one may not be able to say "if 2+2 = 4 in the natural, it must also be so in the spiritual", one may be able to say "if xyz has happened in the spiritual, it is verifiable in the natural by its visible effect". 5. The spiritual realm is a realm of infinites and absolutes - infinite knowledge, absolute values. There are no grey zones or DMZs in the spiritual. Not surprising, if there is infinite knowledge. Grey zones are a result of uncertainties, and there is no such thing as uncertainty in the spiritual. 6. Time, space and the five senses are restrictions to which the natural is subject – a restriction that has no hold on the spiritual. For this reason, the natural mind is not equipped to comprehend spiritual things in the same way as a spiritual mind. 7. The spiritual supersedes the natural. Spiritual events determine what happens in the natural, and not vice versa. But because both realms are interfaced, events in one realm invariably affect the other. I have written the majority of this from my experience. It is not exhaustive, and questions and contributions are welcome. |
ikamefa:A "yes" it is then. I will pick you up tomorrow at 3pm. Dress casually, s'il vous plait. See you tomorrow, Ika. Have a good night! ![]() |
ikamefa:It's a surprise, Ika. Don't you trust me? |
Going somewhere special tomorrow, Ika. Will you come with me? |
ikamefa:Hmmm. . . ok. What does that mean? ![]() |
ikamefa:I love cats too. How did you know that? |
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Am I hearing voices again?
