Brain, brain go away, think about this shit some other day

[mrdisgruntled]

My post last night prompted me to try and explain how my mind works these days (no, I'm not going to post a picture of a hamster in a wheel).  When it comes to problem solving, particularly when it's a problem of a personal nature, I tend to try and rationalize it both intellectually and emotionally--with my brain and my heart, if you will.  I

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[bombyamom]

"Brain: Let it go. There's nothing you can do about it; just accept things for the way they are and move on

[mrdisgruntled]

Shit, if he doesn't finish that damn car soon, I'M gonna whoop his ass.

Run-on sentences DO rock. You're awesome, man; thanks for the advice. :)

[triplee]

Holy shit! That is possibly the most clear, concise thing I've ever seem come out of you. Damn. And I agree with all of it.

Yeah, what Jake said.

~EEE~

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[bombyamom]

I've been listening to this lecture on how the roots of Christianity and Judaism started with Ra and Isis in Egypt, and how most religeons had the dual-soul concept of Male and Female god-figures. They also trace Christianity's rituals and stories through the pagans and babylonian myths. This is even before the Romanization of Christianity from a small movement in the Middle East/North Africa to the major religeon of the Empire...

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[mrdisgruntled]

That makes sense. Egypt at one point also had a monotheistic religion imposed on the populace by Akhenaten. I dunno if that contributed to early Judaism, but combined with a possible origin in Ra and Isis, it would certainly make sense.

One of the better places to get a look at "uncorrupted" Christianity, or so I've heard, is Ethiopia. I believe that in some areas (or maybe the whole country; admittedly I haven't done much research on this) they still practice one of the oldest, or perhaps the oldest version of the religion.