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Re: various sources / versions of the Gnostic myth of Sophia? [Re: backfromthedead]
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this is the place to be, indeed. :popcorn:

who's got the beer?

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Re: various sources / versions of the Gnostic myth of Sophia? [Re: deranger]
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I've got the purps.  Shits already put a dent in my brain this mornin.:bongload:


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Re: various sources / versions of the Gnostic myth of Sophia? [Re: Icelander]
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Icelander said:
Folk who believe that they can choose a path that is fundamentally different than any other human are delusional IMO. They don't know who or what they are and are caught up in the woolly cotton fluff of a self serving (to the ego/personality) belief system.



Thanks for articulating something that has been on the tip of my tongue and needs to be addressed on a broader scale.

Lacan wrote (paraphrasing here) that the major fallacy (phallus-y?) of popular psychology/sociology today is there is a humanist notion that individuals are able to control alter or manipulate their identity to their own benefit through psycho-analysis or religion or drugs or culture or anything...when in fact a human's identity is un-alterable...formed by subconcious desires and memories.

We are mapped by forces beyond our control. We can try and understand our subconcious, or maybe we can learn to have more wisdom about ourselves or learn to enjoy the ride, but are much less in control than we think.

I am not saying this is true but it has been interesting for me to think about.


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Society in every form is a blessing,
but government at its best is but a necessary evil
 
- Thomas Paine

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Re: various sources / versions of the Gnostic myth of Sophia? [Re: gluke bastid]
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We are mapped by forces beyond our control. We can try and understand our subconcious, or maybe we can learn to have more wisdom about ourselves or learn to enjoy the ride, but are much less in control than we think.

You are out of control when you don't catch your learned responses in real time and act on them or against them NOW.


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