the great wheelwaylonmccannAugust 24 2004, 16:39:50 UTC
7ths only lead to 8ths
kind of semitonic don't you think?
I read you post about the buhdist chap, for some buhdist groups, the extermination of other theories seems to be a must. Did you know that as in all other groups there is in-fighting about how buhdist groups are to be run, and even more so, open combat and treachery amongst different teachings? The same gos for any religeon I dare say.
Perhaps the Bohdi-man was attempting to thwart what he concieved as an evil barbarian, or perhaps he saw you as a great challenge, I would preffer to think it was the latter of the two. It would make sense for him to be motivated out of competition than out of hate.
Though, I think you should have engaged him in combat, either in the store, or out in the alley, it would've made for an epic kung-fu tale from the seventies. A battle of ideologies is allways something that peaks my attention for some reason...
Re: the great wheelottcomAugust 24 2004, 16:49:52 UTC
well i think the challenge was due in part to the fact that just as i recognized him as a trained martial artist and probably spiritually invovled in it in some manner, he could tell that i was involved in some sort of essoteric study... also i think i said something about astral travel or intonation or something like thatto my friend while we were in the book section, and he was just around the corner and gave me this stare... but i am a pacifist and not prone to violence against others... i prefer my violence as artistic expression...
anyway... for info on that 7th Trump... re: REV 11:15-18.
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kind of semitonic don't you think?
I read you post about the buhdist chap,
for some buhdist groups, the extermination of other theories seems to be a must. Did you know that as in all other groups there is in-fighting about how buhdist groups are to be run, and even more so, open combat and treachery amongst different teachings? The same gos for any religeon I dare say.
Perhaps the Bohdi-man was attempting to thwart what he concieved as an evil barbarian, or perhaps he saw you as a great challenge, I would preffer to think it was the latter of the two. It would make sense for him to be motivated out of competition than out of hate.
Though, I think you should have engaged him in combat, either in the store, or out in the alley, it would've made for an epic kung-fu tale from the seventies. A battle of ideologies is allways something that peaks my attention for some reason...
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but i am a pacifist and not prone to violence against others... i prefer my violence as artistic expression...
anyway...
for info on that 7th Trump... re: REV 11:15-18.
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