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6th January 2013 00:12
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Re: Metaphysics:Where Science and Spirituality Meet
Deceased. It means dead, cease to exist.
Right?
Wrong.
It doesn't.
De (away from)
Cease (ending, stopping)
It means away from dead. Away from ending. It's word that relates more to living and reincarnation than death.
The problem with the emotional body is that water is hard to contain. If you put it in a container and it freezes it will break the container. If you freeze it, it will melt. If you contain it too long it escapes by evaporation and rejoins itself. You can't put a drop of water in the ocean and hope to expect to retrieve it again. Water is very difficult to control, its run all over the world spraying its graffiti that results in constructs like the Grand Canyon. In this respect we see how Air and Water court and consort with each other, how they are different but similar. Air leaves graffiti too, and Air of course is found in water. Like air its hard to contain. This gives rise to the concept of unlimited. Air can stir water in ways that result in creativity or destruction depending on what the condition of the water is like. Spirit moves through air much more easily than through a toxic emotional body. they are both pneumatic in nature. However... We spend our lives inviting spirit into a toxic environment.
The only way to contain the emotional body is to make it toxic. Imagine a glass of clear water . The water will escape eventually. Puts some drops of die in and toxify it. That is the only way to control the emotional body is to poison it. Most people have toxic emo bodies. Detoxifying is the only way to manage it.
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6th January 2013 00:19
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Re: Metaphysics:Where Science and Spirituality Meet
Modwiz,
Thank you for this thread. I've really appreciated the insights and the substance.
One thing occurs to me. In the movie Dr. Strangelove, there is an American general who is obsessed with the Soviets' alleged covert attempts to steal 'his water'.
He seems unhinged in a quiet and determined sort of way. As I recall, he's more concerned about this theft of his 'bodily fluid' than nuclear annihilation.
In the context of the film, it is very funny.
But in relation to the information in this thread concerning water, i.e., its inherent properties, and its function as a 'conductor' for human emotion/behavior--I now see this scene in a whole new light.
Last edited by Curt; 6th January 2013 at 00:23.
Reason: sleep-deprived pin-headery
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6th January 2013 00:52
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