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#Post#: 6537--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Plato
Date: January 4, 2023, 12:13 pm
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@ Mic. Comparing his "belly of the beast" metaphor to the
prisoner of Plato's Cave is actually quite interesting and I
think accurate in that there really is no escape, only
recognition of the falseness in the "Matrix". We are all in the
belly of the beast and at some point we are headed for
excretion, I just prefer having my head outside the blowhole,
watching the world go by as compared to head down, constantly
analyzing how I ended up in the belly of the beast and by
extension worrying about being sucked through the intestines and
extruded into the abyss.
#Post#: 6538--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Joanna
Date: January 5, 2023, 4:25 am
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The first rule of Cult of the False Self is: no one leaves the
fvcking cult! ;) 8)
#Post#: 6539--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Frits Snips
Date: January 6, 2023, 10:55 pm
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--- Quote from: Plato link ---
>
> @ Mic. Comparing his "belly of the beast" metaphor to the
prisoner of Plato's Cave is actually quite interesting and I
think accurate in that there really is no escape, only
recognition of the falseness in the "Matrix". We are all in the
belly of the beast and at some point we are headed for
excretion, I just prefer having my head outside the blowhole,
watching the world go by as compared to head down, constantly
analyzing how I ended up in the belly of the beast and by
extension worrying about being sucked through the intestines and
extruded into the abyss.
>
--- End Quote ---
This here, what you wrote in this quote, is very funny. Because
the story of Plato's Cave is actually about a guy that got out
of the cave and saw the truth, and then he went back to tell the
others that they are free to go out and see the truth. But they
refuse to believe him and stay in the cave. If anything, Plato's
Cave tells us that there IS an escape, there IS a way out of the
cave, there IS a way out of "the belly of the beast."
Guess what? Maybe I am that guy who got out of the cave and is
now trying to tell you and your merry friends in this cave that
there is a way out... that there is still further. But, of
course, as in Plato's allegory, you won't listen. Instead of
taking me seriously and listen to what I have to say, you
ridicule me, you put me down and make fun of me. You refuse to
get out of your own made up chains, because your ego won't allow
you to actually wake up and listen to reason... and that is
extremely hilarious.
#Post#: 6540--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Plato
Date: January 7, 2023, 11:56 am
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--- Quote from: Frits Snips link ---
>
> [quote author=Plato link=topic=216.msg6537#msg6537
date=1672856023]
> @ Mic. Comparing his "belly of the beast" metaphor to the
prisoner of Plato's Cave is actually quite interesting and I
think accurate in that there really is no escape, only
recognition of the falseness in the "Matrix". We are all in the
belly of the beast and at some point we are headed for
excretion, I just prefer having my head outside the blowhole,
watching the world go by as compared to head down, constantly
analyzing how I ended up in the belly of the beast and by
extension worrying about being sucked through the intestines and
extruded into the abyss.
>
--- End Quote ---
This here, what you wrote in this quote, is very funny. Because
the story of Plato's Cave is actually about a guy that got out
of the cave and saw the truth, and then he went back to tell the
others that they are free to go out and see the truth. But they
refuse to believe him and stay in the cave. If anything, Plato's
Cave tells us that there IS an escape, there IS a way out of the
cave, there IS a way out of "the belly of the beast."
Guess what? Maybe I am that guy who got out of the cave and is
now trying to tell you and your merry friends in this cave that
there is a way out... that there is still further. But, of
course, as in Plato's allegory, you won't listen. Instead of
taking me seriously and listen to what I have to say, you
ridicule me, you put me down and make fun of me. You refuse to
get out of your own made up chains, because your ego won't allow
you to actually wake up and listen to reason... and that is
extremely hilarious.
[/quote]
Like usual you misinterpret other's speech and twist it into
your own version of self aggrandizement, we've come to expect
nothing less from you, congratulations on "going further" did
you get some sort of diploma or certificate? The fact that you
can't find your way out of this "Plato's Kave" seems more than
enough evidence that you haven't left the actual Plato's Cave
either.
#Post#: 6542--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Frits Snips
Date: January 7, 2023, 1:58 pm
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--- Quote from: whois link ---
>
> [quote author=Frits Snips link=topic=216.msg6539#msg6539
date=1673067330]
>
> Guess what? Maybe I am that guy who got out of the cave and is
now trying to tell you and your merry friends in this cave that
there is a way out... that there is still further. But, of
course, as in Plato's allegory, you won't listen. Instead of
taking me seriously and listen to what I have to say, you
ridicule me, you put me down and make fun of me. You refuse to
get out of your own made up chains, because your ego won't allow
you to actually wake up and listen to reason...
>
--- End Quote ---
The gurudom awaits, oh The Humble One..
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P.S. Charging 50 euros per phone call is a bit steep, me thinks.
Any discount for the dumb f*ck that I am?
[/quote]
First: learn to read, and second: learn to read.
I don't charge for phone calls because I don't do phone calls.
And Frits is with an S. But thank you for the effort, apparently
I push your buttons and that's all I am here for. ;)
#Post#: 6543--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Frits Snips
Date: January 7, 2023, 2:01 pm
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--- Quote from: Plato link ---
>
> Like usual you misinterpret other's speech and twist it into
your own version of self aggrandizement, we've come to expect
nothing less from you, congratulations on "going further" did
you get some sort of diploma or certificate? The fact that you
can't find your way out of this "Plato's Kave" seems more than
enough evidence that you haven't left the actual Plato's Cave
either.
>
--- End Quote ---
You confuse me with someone who actually thinks he's here...
that's not me. Thank you for not addressing what I actually
wrote.
#Post#: 6544--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Plato
Date: January 7, 2023, 3:11 pm
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--- Quote from: Frits Snips link ---
>
> [quote author=Plato link=topic=216.msg6540#msg6540
date=1673114202]
> Like usual you misinterpret other's speech and twist it into
your own version of self aggrandizement, we've come to expect
nothing less from you, congratulations on "going further" did
you get some sort of diploma or certificate? The fact that you
can't find your way out of this "Plato's Kave" seems more than
enough evidence that you haven't left the actual Plato's Cave
either.
>
--- End Quote ---
You confuse me with someone who actually thinks he's here...
that's not me. Thank you for not addressing what I actually
wrote.
[/quote]
Oh, did I confuse you with someone who is here? I'll have no
problem rectifying that mistake.
#Post#: 6545--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Frits Snips
Date: January 7, 2023, 5:32 pm
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--- Quote from: Plato link ---
>
> [quote author=Frits Snips link=topic=216.msg6543#msg6543
date=1673121716]
> [quote author=Plato link=topic=216.msg6540#msg6540
date=1673114202]
> Like usual you misinterpret other's speech and twist it into
your own version of self aggrandizement, we've come to expect
nothing less from you, congratulations on "going further" did
you get some sort of diploma or certificate? The fact that you
can't find your way out of this "Plato's Kave" seems more than
enough evidence that you haven't left the actual Plato's Cave
either.
>
--- End Quote ---
You confuse me with someone who actually thinks he's here...
that's not me. Thank you for not addressing what I actually
wrote.
[/quote]
Oh, did I confuse you with someone who is here? I'll have no
problem rectifying that mistake.
[/quote]
I did not write that. Apparently reading what someone actually
wrote down is extremely hard for you. Didn't you say you read
that "how to read a book" book that Jed McKenna was so crazy
about? If that was you, reading it didn't do you much good. ;D
#Post#: 6546--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Plato
Date: January 7, 2023, 6:15 pm
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I went to Fritz website and I clicked on "support" thinking he
had a page to support people in their efforts at what he calls
"adulthood" similar to IGF and what Ken was doing... Nope, it's
a page for people to support him while he tells them how to be
an "adult" ;D :D ::) I don't think I've ever seen anything so
comical and hypocritical at the same time, he hasn't had a job
since 2012 and yet he's going to teach others how to "adult".
Good bye Troll, good luck with your tr-ashram I'm sure you'll
sadly fleece a couple of people.
#Post#: 6550--------------------------------------------------
Re: The power of intention
DIR By: Plato
Date: January 8, 2023, 12:07 pm
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--- Quote from: whois link ---
>
> Plato,
>
> I abhor the company of close-minded people OF ANY CONVICTION.
It doesn't matter whether people believe in flying saucers,
steel welding, Qanon, Trump, flat earth, vaccines or robot
domination (represented by Elon Musk) ;D What matters is that
they are at least sincere in their conviction and open-minded
enough to consider the alternatives.
>
>
> Fritz is fake. Perhaps, it's time to cut the cord?
>
> Your call.
>
--- End Quote ---
I was severely put off when he came back in sporting his lies
about not having been here since September, when I watched him
lurking in here daily, reading posts but he couldn't chime in
because his ego forced him to leave and if he responded it would
be acknowledging that this place has value and his ego couldn't
allow it. So instead he comes in here with his "savior" schtick,
he's far beyond everyone here and he might be willing to help
us... Jesus it took a lot to allow him to stay after those lies
and conceits!
Now, after looking at his plagiarized life on his multitude of
social media sites I see even more clearly the monster his ego
has become and I pulled the plug yesterday. Many people are
deluded and silly but some people are dangerous, if his BS ever
gets traction he will be one of those vampires that feed off of
the good will and naiveté of the searchers, it's not happening
in here tho.
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