Religion, faith, spirituality...
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Loool, haha - I fear a lot of people will not get the joke of the video, lol
Meh
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I can not only see math but feel it too. That's why I love Trance music so much because it's so mathematically precise. I have got aryan blood in me which is why I can see math. and that does have a dark past to it but I am a blend of both science and religion. What big room does is that breaks the laws of mathematics but it's a necessary evil in order to make progress. Big room/Hardstyle and all these genres that break the sound barrier and are basically so loud and destructive that they don't make any sense to us but are so valuable that most people don't realize that this music is basically a formula.i meant you where right about the internet breaking the law of mathematics. Concerning religion i think your analysis and conclusion of it is rather basic/ simplistic
These tracks hold the key to unlocking all the mystery of this universe we are in.
Meh
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But it's true though. The internet is basically the void and so is space and the sound that travel through space break conventional mathematics
When you enter the atmosphere, the particles are hitting against each other vibrating to create heat energy or other forms of energy which our brain interpret as a language we all can understand.
You don't realize how precious and valuable music is. All these sound designed are priceless and hold the key to unlocking and basically we can do whatever we want with it because it is basically a math formula and most people don't realize it.
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Bobby Summa
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I mostly go round in circles believing heavily one thing that is spiritual and then, suddenly one day, maybe a few years later… changing my mind about it all.
When I was young I lived in the same house till I was 4 and a half, I loved my young childhood there. It’s the sweetest memories I have about life. - - We then moved to a completely dilapidated wreck of a house and then I started school soon after around age 5.
The young years in my first home were so lovely. They were the late 70s.
My parents loved the Beatles, the beach boys. And for some reason I remember hearing Ian Drury and the Block heads ‘hit me with your rythm stick’ a lot . Only I thought he was saying ribbon stick
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Also during those first 4 and a half years I had what years later I worked out were innocent spiritual experiences. Beautiful ones. Feelings I can’t describe and visions which actually came true years later. I guess it was moving house and starting school that put a stop to that because that’s when they stopped for many years.
Most sensible people will put it to an adventurous imagination but I still think of them because they felt so pure, so unadulterated and better than anything I’ve experienced since…which has only led to confusion thus far if visions etc are part of it… but… il hopefully work it out one day…. If I don’t try too hard. Or if I don’t think about it one bit.
It’s because of the experiences I had during sleep paralysis for the four years between 1996 and 2000 (aged 20 to 24), every time I nodded off, that have probably confused the hell out of me about what God is or what it is in a useful sense that is worth believing in from a spiritual perspective. But I will not go into these experiences. Not here.
I do know that Love can change a lot of things. Those fluffy feelings you get when you are experiencing it. Whether for a partner or for a friend or just being high on life, or perhaps when writing a tune or when listening to music. These feelings have the power to change your life for the better. People should stick to them. It’s not a trivial thing. Love is the most spiritual feeling there is I think.
One thing you can guarantee. The sun will always shine … and that hope, is free of charge, Just like Love.
When I was young I lived in the same house till I was 4 and a half, I loved my young childhood there. It’s the sweetest memories I have about life. - - We then moved to a completely dilapidated wreck of a house and then I started school soon after around age 5.
The young years in my first home were so lovely. They were the late 70s.
My parents loved the Beatles, the beach boys. And for some reason I remember hearing Ian Drury and the Block heads ‘hit me with your rythm stick’ a lot . Only I thought he was saying ribbon stick
. Also during those first 4 and a half years I had what years later I worked out were innocent spiritual experiences. Beautiful ones. Feelings I can’t describe and visions which actually came true years later. I guess it was moving house and starting school that put a stop to that because that’s when they stopped for many years.
Most sensible people will put it to an adventurous imagination but I still think of them because they felt so pure, so unadulterated and better than anything I’ve experienced since…which has only led to confusion thus far if visions etc are part of it… but… il hopefully work it out one day…. If I don’t try too hard. Or if I don’t think about it one bit.
It’s because of the experiences I had during sleep paralysis for the four years between 1996 and 2000 (aged 20 to 24), every time I nodded off, that have probably confused the hell out of me about what God is or what it is in a useful sense that is worth believing in from a spiritual perspective. But I will not go into these experiences. Not here.
I do know that Love can change a lot of things. Those fluffy feelings you get when you are experiencing it. Whether for a partner or for a friend or just being high on life, or perhaps when writing a tune or when listening to music. These feelings have the power to change your life for the better. People should stick to them. It’s not a trivial thing. Love is the most spiritual feeling there is I think.
One thing you can guarantee. The sun will always shine … and that hope, is free of charge, Just like Love.
SleepyBuddah
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So....Being the oldest child in a family of 4 I've been raised mostly by my mom since she was home the most while my dad worked as a police officer. It was a warm and loving household with everything you'd expect from a "normal" family. My parents always supported us with everything and in any way they could.
As long as we showed them we were doing our best.
Despite both of my parents being raised in families with different religious believes, me and my brother were raised non-religious but we were taught to have respect for different believes and for ourselves to believe what we wanted to believe and to live how we wanted to live.
Growing up I've never had the need to dive in to things like spirituality even tough I had many experiences which I couldn't understand and when I talked about it with my mother she always told me that my time of understanding would come and that was the end of that conversation.
After an experience I had in my early 20's where I was standing alone in the kitchen and something suddenly pulled my jumper a few times, and it was really like when you see a football player pulling someone's shirt, my mother started telling me the things she had experienced and that she could make contact with spirits.
Because of her I learned that in a way I can do the same and with her help and the help of people I've met through her, my perspective on the whole subject of religion and spiritualty has changed in a way that I also believe there is more than we think. I don't specifically believe that there is a God or something, but I do believe in some higher power and if I had to describe the way I try to live my life it would be close to the Buddhist way (hence my name SleepyBuddah)
Therefor I strongly believe that everything you go through-, everyone you meet- and everything you do in your life is meant to be. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's unbelievably fugging hard. But it's all the little things in-between all of that, that makes it all worth it in the end (at least for me it does)
As long as we showed them we were doing our best.
Despite both of my parents being raised in families with different religious believes, me and my brother were raised non-religious but we were taught to have respect for different believes and for ourselves to believe what we wanted to believe and to live how we wanted to live.
Growing up I've never had the need to dive in to things like spirituality even tough I had many experiences which I couldn't understand and when I talked about it with my mother she always told me that my time of understanding would come and that was the end of that conversation.
After an experience I had in my early 20's where I was standing alone in the kitchen and something suddenly pulled my jumper a few times, and it was really like when you see a football player pulling someone's shirt, my mother started telling me the things she had experienced and that she could make contact with spirits.
Because of her I learned that in a way I can do the same and with her help and the help of people I've met through her, my perspective on the whole subject of religion and spiritualty has changed in a way that I also believe there is more than we think. I don't specifically believe that there is a God or something, but I do believe in some higher power and if I had to describe the way I try to live my life it would be close to the Buddhist way (hence my name SleepyBuddah)
Therefor I strongly believe that everything you go through-, everyone you meet- and everything you do in your life is meant to be. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's unbelievably fugging hard. But it's all the little things in-between all of that, that makes it all worth it in the end (at least for me it does)
Bobby Summa
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Dude @Archon . I noticed you put Zorp as a tag for this thread. I googled it and found this.
“Zorp is a 28-foot-tall lizard-god who was the savior of the Reasonabilists cult in Parks and Recreation. The Reasonabilists took over Pawnee, Indiana in the 1970s. Zorp was predicted to come to Earth and end all human existence by melting everyone's faces with his "volcano mouth"
If possible man, can you ask zorp not to melt my wife’s face.., it’s rather beautiful and I’d quite like to keep looking at it. Although if I get melted I guess I couldn’t . Maybe get Zorp to leave me alone too (if you can)
- just needed to ask
“Zorp is a 28-foot-tall lizard-god who was the savior of the Reasonabilists cult in Parks and Recreation. The Reasonabilists took over Pawnee, Indiana in the 1970s. Zorp was predicted to come to Earth and end all human existence by melting everyone's faces with his "volcano mouth"
If possible man, can you ask zorp not to melt my wife’s face.., it’s rather beautiful and I’d quite like to keep looking at it. Although if I get melted I guess I couldn’t . Maybe get Zorp to leave me alone too (if you can)
- just needed to ask