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werdnus

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Nov 07, 2007 16:52

It would be
Perfect
Simplicity

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invertedsky November 7 2007, 23:41:22 UTC

I don't know... It really wasn't the Holy Fathead's fault. It was the people who followed him.

akira647 November 8 2007, 01:16:51 UTC

I don't think the Holy Fathead is meant to be an individual, that ain't the point. Besides, it's nobody's fault, because Fault implies Wrong, and that's a distinction we shouldn't make!

invertedsky November 8 2007, 01:39:24 UTC

While I fully agree that the Holy Fathead is no particular individual, I disagree with the rest. Without passing judgment of what is right and wrong, I have no opinion, no critical thinking skills, no personality; I am nothing. I have no desire to be nothing (well most of the time anyway).

akira647 November 8 2007, 13:07:49 UTC

It would be
Perfect
Simplicity

invertedsky November 7 2007, 23:42:07 UTC

By the way, I like the simple beauty in this picture.

anonymous November 9 2007, 18:00:50 UTC

Call me FatHead (but please don't),
I believe there is wrong in the
world, and also evil. It exists,
it's not perfect, it's not simple.

Seraphine
http://EncoreSeraphine.com

werdnus November 9 2007, 18:19:53 UTC

But the point is that the Wrong exists in large amount because we draw the distinction. He's not saying that by any stretch of the imagination that things like serial killing can be construed as "good," what he's trying to say is that such things wouldn't happen if we simply followed our nature. It's not a statement of what a person should or shouldn't believe about the world as it is now, it's a statement about what the world could have been, if we hadn't been distracted into the mold that society has pushed us into ( ... )

Parabolic thoughts on Parables anonymous November 10 2007, 07:41:07 UTC

I love your parables. The Way... It's difficult to see
everything without being colored by distinctions. Black
is the absence of color, while white is all colors.
For me, this dichotemy exists, and uncarving my 'block'
doesn't come easily. I like doing things my own way, which
closes my mind more than opens it. You're a good teacher.

anonymous November 14 2008, 12:05:33 UTC

hallo, please send me, where did you find this picture? I´m so interesting in it and I wanna to know more about it..thank you so much..bye..mike
ps: there is my email: misha69@seznam.cz