Descartes, in a crisis of faith conjured up a demon. A hellacious fiend: omnipotent, malevolent, skilled in all arts of the diplomacy that is deception. Descartes then set the demon above him and proceeded to rip his world apart. In the end, perhaps, after he got done self-flagellating, he wept in great relief, and thanked a God whose creation he could now admit.
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when you hope that nothing is wrong, you know you've stepped out on the edge. the edge creeps up. first there is absolutely nothing. then there is something. as stable as that something may seem, it will decline unless you put energy into it at the right time, and at the right rate of output, and at the right spot of input. this is difficult...
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ladycakes:
Maybe I will try it.
christinarenee:
ok so i was tripping out cause i seen your min photo on MM but i could not remember where it i had seen it from... anyhow so how you been
WHY WRITE A NOTE?
Do I write a note to explain the reasons No I think people understand as Jung(*1)said everyone is part of the collective unconscious, we've all felt this way before. Do I write a note to try and ensure or reassure guilt or lack there of, who's guilty?... no one but me, my life was mine and mine to take, it's a...
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Do I write a note to explain the reasons No I think people understand as Jung(*1)said everyone is part of the collective unconscious, we've all felt this way before. Do I write a note to try and ensure or reassure guilt or lack there of, who's guilty?... no one but me, my life was mine and mine to take, it's a...
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babysnakes:
ok I'm confused and kinda sad. 
I say this as its been my approach to life lately, I've sought super galactic interdimensional journeys through lateral and vertical expansion into wild planes in an attempt to leave this prison of my body..trying to escape the collective neurosis running through my mind..and what I always come back to is the tao, the way..the simplicity of the small things even if Im battling with...
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skyystarr:
wow thanx for the comment. =) and as much as i like having fun and drinking and dancing and playing video games I LOVE learning about pyschology. i almost wanted to fail all my classes in high school just to take an extra year of pysch haha. Yea i totally. But i totally get wat you are saying and it makes alot of sense its just hard for me to get over because of the fact that he cheated once before & i'm scared that maybe now him and these girls r just having innocent fun but that it may turn into something not so innocent one day . But again thanx for the input =)
unholyroach:
just walk the dog? i dont yo yo very well, sorry :p
Tom Waits, NICK CAVE, TOOL and Rob Zombie, wonderful selection, not that any of this matters, cause as you have said you are more than your name, job and philosophy....I really like you already, and I shall be visiting your city very soon, in 2009....YES - TRUE!
"It is a popular hallucinogen these days to think that machines will gather some malevolent intelligence and use a human love of sloth to subjugate the flesh. I think the machines shall simply keep running, creating the ever-elusive faster, stronger, and easier for their masters while the human beast grows too large for its confines and slowly suffocates."....I agree completely, I really enjoyed reading your journal entry and found it fascinating, thought provoking and written beautifully.
The peaks and valleys of life are what make it unpredictable, sometimes horrible, sometimes wonderful, freedom is the most fantastic gift any of us can ever have....that a good health....but how many people appreciate their freedom? Or just take it for granted? and are we really free? Personally i think most of western civilization takes too much for granted. Anyway, that's my 2 cents worth.
Hope you get that lightning bolt very soon....