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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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I'm going to start typing what I've thought about while tripping on LSD. I've reached a lot of epiphanies independent of any outside influence, and then looked online to find out that many other people have had the same epiphany. It is interesting how two human minds can come to the same conclusion without ever seeing each other or knowing each other.



I remember thinking the same thing when I discovered sites like this, erowid, bluelight, and so forth. I had already tripped and had these epiphanies independently and then I come to find out that hundreds, if not thousands, have shared in similar experiences. Truly amazing.

I think that if the internet existed in the 1960's, the psychedelic revolution would have gone much better. Without ways to suppress information and blindside simple minded people with propaganda, there would have been no stopping us......


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVZBTAYm3rw

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I like it, its a very cool concept. However, if you go by some physicist's theories, it wont matter who is left at the end because the entire universe will be crushed down into the super-tiny atom found before the big bang, and then expand outward again.


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A cautious young fellow named Lodge / Had seat belts installed in his Dodge. / When his date was strapped in / He committed a sin / Without even leaving the garage. That's clever, isn't it?-A boy and his dog

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Entropy vs. Organization = Disorder vs. Order = Evil vs. Good = Death vs. Life.

All parts of the same Yin-Yang.


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You should link the fractal video.

I wonder what implication being a membrane on the surface of a black hole would have on the number of dimensions in the universe.


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Know your self.
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Know your source.

The most distorted perspective possible is the perspective that yours is not distorted.

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So should that imply that our fourth dimensional universe would have to be imprinted on the black hole of a fifth dimensional universe?


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If you haven't read this,

God's Debris

DO IT NOW!


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The very first time I achieved a high - not just distortion - because of a (Scheduled) drug was with half a joint of marijuana on a warm sunny day near the beach with a friend.

After the "warm bath" head sensation and the long ecstatic discussions (don't talk much normally) on philosophy and etymology/linguistics and an the Japanese cultural symbolism in the book Battle Royale, I started staring at the clumps of colorful and shapely bushes and giant worn stone formations on cliffsides and trees and seeing faces and bodies in all of them - this a woman lying on her back, this an old man's face.

Turning away from one face to point at the sky, I exclaimed to my friend, "I've figured them out! We are part of their science experiment! They were testing us, to see if we could find the patterns and the beautiful shapes they designed for us, and I found them!" I delivered this with a touch of jest, knowing it a bit mad, but believed it in earnest, that we are all members of a/the Terrarium monitored by those beings above and unknown to us.

While I don't necessarily believe it now so much, I might as well.

BrainChemistry: Thanks for the link: great read!


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If you haven't read this,

God's Debris

DO IT NOW!


I am reading it now:

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Your question reveals your bias for a binary world
where everything is either real or imaginary. That distinction
lies in your perceptions, not in the universe.


Hey... I just had a post like that...


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