GENIUS FORUMS

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>and it shines through nowadays in the way they are constantly putting the boot into men whenever they can.<hr> By your logic, you must feel inferior to women, (or angry) because you generally put the boot to them as often as you possibly can this side of obsession.<br/> <br/> Wome...

Quote:Quote:<hr>As an American, I actually went to a theater and saw the first Star Wars movie in 1976 or thereabouts.<hr>I also went to see it when it came out and walked out after about 20 minutes or so. I've never watched any of them.

I'd like to know more about your out of body eperience.

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>As long as one experiences an eddy, it is an eddy by definition.<hr> I have also thought that, just because a phenomenon lacks permanent existence, does not really negate its reality. But it is an important understanding.<br/> <br/> The ignorant eschew phenomena but not thought; t...

Quote:Quote:<hr>Whew...was that clear as mud?<hr>Yes.

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Well, I can only respond in one way to this: in what way do you think this would be of use to me?<hr><br/> 1. Well, I've heard that enlightened people have different brain waves, more amplitude and power, and can influence you positively when in their vicinity.<br/> 2. You could g...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>I reckon David is.<hr>Why don't you go see him, then?<br/> <br/> Quote:Quote:<hr>I must ask you what your notion of enlightenment is?<hr>Don't know. I'm more concerned these days with whether it is ever possible to get out of the hole we are in. Is it possible to stop dreaming? Wh...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>David Quinn is not married.<hr> So what. Neither are the others. If that is what you're thinking. In that case, why not snag all three? Why be conventional?<br/> <br/> I think this is an idea whose time has come. Men cannot handle the annoyance of an entire woman by themselves. <b...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Things only come into existence, and have boundaries, when we define them to exist. <br/> Like anything else, concepts only have boundaries when we determine, in our imaginations, that they have boundaries.<hr> In that case, when we say A=A, we are not talking about the real world...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Matrix - 1) total sum of a personality, including but not limited to: delusions, neurotic tendencies and ego defenses, apparent in an individual's behavior.<hr> It's very good to see that, because then you can see that it isn't really them, isn't really very interesting.</t>

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Even constant flux has an identity, which is what makes it distinguishable from stillness or staticness.<hr> Things have no boundaries. Time and events have no boundaries. Concepts perhaps do, but they are largely delusional. Can a thing without boundaries be defined? <br/> <br/> ...

Quote:Quote:<hr>David, are you going to bring back The Brothel, or what? I feel like I'm missing a body part.<hr>Leyla, do you think any QRS are enlightened? Even if not, it's obvious you consider them teachers. Have you visited them? If I lived in Australia, I probably would have.

How can A=A when there is no A to be pinned down - just constant flux?

There can be only one A.

You are quite vague as to what you are perceiving. What does it mean to perceive someone's matrix?

<t>When you're ready for the solitary path there's no other choice. <br/> <div style="text-align:center"><hr />I'm like a bird from another continent sitting in this aviary. I didn't come here of my own accord and I can't leave that way. Whoever brought me here will have to take me home.</div></t>

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>I suspect, however, that most folks are so nonplussed by my own particular answer [that, essentially, there is no answer], they avoid being reminded of it like the plague.<hr>One clue to his dishonesty is that he poses such questions and asks why it is that the enlightenment canno...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Katie (my ex-girl I was seeing recently) would get angry with me if I didn't make facial expressions, or didn't tell her how I felt. My face or my temporary emotions aren't who I am, the whole of me as a "thing" is who I am to another person. Some of that is moving and full of lif...

<t>Wow, Scott, this is a great dialogue, and I was thinking about this very topic last night, probably when you posted it!<br/> <br/> Quote:Quote:<hr>Not really. Guys seem to have more of an overall feeling towards objects. Let’s say, for example, a guy and his car. He loves the car, and when it b...

Quote:Quote:<hr>The Genius has a super-conscious distrust of everyone. As a result the inverse becomes true, he has a subconscious trust of everyone. Do you agree? <hr> I do DEL, because it describes me quite well. Edited by: birdofhermes at: 2/5/04 2:54 am

Quote:Quote:<hr>ps. why dont you get a boy-friend?<hr>
Well, I have one - are you suggesting I should keep two?

<t>Then there's me:<br/> <br/> 1.I desire emotional relationships with others, and I grant other people almost total freedom with no impositions.<br/> 2. I have limited but definite interests in group activities; a high self worth and I uplift the self worth of people around me.<br/> 3. I have stron...

Quote:Quote:<hr>I think it was I who made Marsha leave, but I didn't want her to. I think she fell in love with me.<hr> But that is the reason I stay! I am in love with all of you.

<t>I'm afraid Wolf is probably right, and its funny that while she toed the misogynist line, she finally saw that she would not be seen as a person, but only as an inferior, and that men she knew were her inferior were treated with more respect. <br/> <br/> I feel that way too, and it is one more cr...

<t>Quote:Quote:<hr>Even women like him, you're not the first im aware of, which is amazing since they are rarely very strong in the manner he believed was necessary for a truly spiritual life.<hr>Perhaps women like him because he has good ideas, Leo.<br/> <br/> Quote:Quote:<hr>He appreciated women f...

Quote:Quote:<hr>Realise also that my activity here over the last week is abnormal behaviour for me, due to an a rare absence of both alcohol and ganja.<hr> Ya gotta love this guy.