HenryHavoc
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I wouldnt be so sure of that. No one actually knows for sure either way. Smoke some DMT and i think you might have a better idea
I've tried DMT twice, and I still don't agree with you
I think blackhat karma caught up with me.
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I've tried DMT twice, and I still don't agree with you
AmazinAzn
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I wouldnt be so sure of that. No one actually knows for sure either way. Smoke some DMT and i think you might have a better idea
DMT is just a hallucinogenic, I know my drugs. When you smoke it it may seem like you're in touch with the universe and all but it's nothing more than a drug.
pleiadian01
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I've tried DMT twice, and I still don't agree with you
Yeah a few of my friends have said this too, i think different effects for different people. I fell back into my sofa and saw the back of my head.
HenryHavoc
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Haha! I was EXTREMELY out of it. Couldn't stand up or function, I felt like I was dreaming and in my dream I was walking through a jungle. Crazy stuff, I think everyone should try it just once.
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enrikole
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I dont believe in karma.
The reason is this:
I know of plenty bad people who will do evil all their lives and die peacefully in a nice home.
And i also know of good innocent people who die young because of an accidednt or some illness.
I think that any person who looks arond this world will see that there is no karma.It just doesnt work that way.
Sorry, for your loss man
The reason is this:
I know of plenty bad people who will do evil all their lives and die peacefully in a nice home.
And i also know of good innocent people who die young because of an accidednt or some illness.
I think that any person who looks arond this world will see that there is no karma.It just doesnt work that way.
Sorry, for your loss man
digital
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Ok I wasn't going to continue with this, because frankly the level of consciousness you're at, is precisely the level you are meant to be right now. If it wasn't, you wouldn't be there, as in we are all free to advance when and how we choose.
But for those who keep stating that karma is a belief thing...
It may be that you are being to literal. Karma is not a 'thing' it is not the kind of thing that we usually name. It isn't a religious thing. I know that much for I have very little interest in religion but have been very preoccupied with the process of what is ignorantly and mistakenly as well as wisely termed k a r m a.
It is not even an abstract thing, you see it is more of a 'process'. I would argue an inescapable one. For those of you who are more conceptual and academic in your thinking its role in life is that of the equals sign in an equation. The equals sign is not 'real' you won't bash you head into one ever (though you can bash your head into an object marked with a pictograph of an equals sign or shaped into a representation of one, yes thanks Mr. Wiseass sit down).
The whole of algebra demonstrates that there is a process for equating things and that to arrive at useful things you cannot disregard the equals sign, it must always be observed. The process when evaluating and developing an equation cannot escape the process imposed by the equals sign. Similarly with humans and karma. Karma is implied due to the fact that no one of us really seeks to be completely separated from everyone else, I mean completely severed for good.
I mean everyone who is on this forum is seeking out others, the existance of others, in a big way.
To everyone who states that they don't 'believe' in a process taking place that you can name karma, I presume for similar reasons you're a disbeliever in the existance of say love? And you have no need for this love nonsense.
Love cannot be made physical and yet it is real right? We all need it, though some of us can fool ourselves to the contrary. A life bereft of all love is more of a sick sideshow than a life.
'Oh loooove! LURVE! What BS! That's romantic sockjuice.'
Well it is true that money can't buy love. So lets bring this closer to the everyday... so how about money? You believe in that right? Everyone on BHW has to believe in money!
But wtf is it? Can you touch it? When you destroy coins and bills (or notes) are you destroying money? Does the value vanish?
Do you believe in value?
All these things operate on a similar layer and yet you are certain at least one of the last two are real but somehow arrive at the first being 'unbelievable' because you feel you have had no indication as to it being real from any source you trust.
But you trust the other two are real.
In the very end, when you are playing with the most grown up chips it is an inescapable part of this existance's processes that: I am you, you are me.
I fuck you; I fuck myself = karma
Thank you
But for those who keep stating that karma is a belief thing...
It may be that you are being to literal. Karma is not a 'thing' it is not the kind of thing that we usually name. It isn't a religious thing. I know that much for I have very little interest in religion but have been very preoccupied with the process of what is ignorantly and mistakenly as well as wisely termed k a r m a.
It is not even an abstract thing, you see it is more of a 'process'. I would argue an inescapable one. For those of you who are more conceptual and academic in your thinking its role in life is that of the equals sign in an equation. The equals sign is not 'real' you won't bash you head into one ever (though you can bash your head into an object marked with a pictograph of an equals sign or shaped into a representation of one, yes thanks Mr. Wiseass sit down).
The whole of algebra demonstrates that there is a process for equating things and that to arrive at useful things you cannot disregard the equals sign, it must always be observed. The process when evaluating and developing an equation cannot escape the process imposed by the equals sign. Similarly with humans and karma. Karma is implied due to the fact that no one of us really seeks to be completely separated from everyone else, I mean completely severed for good.
I mean everyone who is on this forum is seeking out others, the existance of others, in a big way.
To everyone who states that they don't 'believe' in a process taking place that you can name karma, I presume for similar reasons you're a disbeliever in the existance of say love? And you have no need for this love nonsense.
Love cannot be made physical and yet it is real right? We all need it, though some of us can fool ourselves to the contrary. A life bereft of all love is more of a sick sideshow than a life.
'Oh loooove! LURVE! What BS! That's romantic sockjuice.'
Well it is true that money can't buy love. So lets bring this closer to the everyday... so how about money? You believe in that right? Everyone on BHW has to believe in money!
But wtf is it? Can you touch it? When you destroy coins and bills (or notes) are you destroying money? Does the value vanish?
Do you believe in value?
All these things operate on a similar layer and yet you are certain at least one of the last two are real but somehow arrive at the first being 'unbelievable' because you feel you have had no indication as to it being real from any source you trust.
But you trust the other two are real.
In the very end, when you are playing with the most grown up chips it is an inescapable part of this existance's processes that: I am you, you are me.
I fuck you; I fuck myself = karma
Thank you
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digital
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To be clear: what I stated doesn't operate on 'destiny' as you put it. Quite the opposite, it is about free will. Then again if you believe you've been around the galaxy then there is no pleasing you I'm sure.
xbox360gurl70s
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what comes around goes around, the wheel of life, sometimes you just have to deal with it and move on
del_boy
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Obviously not a star wars fan then
i do believe there is something to karma, so yes if one can, donate goods and services and mitigate any harm you have done to others. with all the skills you have you can help a community or non profit improve their web site and outreach. example: produce an effective ad campaign.- google has a adword grant for non profits, help a group set it up.
Code:
http://www.google.com/grants/
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small_town_boy
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There is no proof of karma and I do not believe in it. I do however believe in people getting pissed at you for being such a douchebag and wiping your servers
If you are a jerk to somebody and later he is a jerk to you, then it's not karma. It's just cause and effect which is completely rational. What I want to say is that you can still be a jerk if you want to and get away with it IF nobody finds out. But the more of a jerk you are the higher the chances of someone finding out and getting back at you!
This
Those are just the chemical reactions in your brain causing the feeling. Scientists have proven it.
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digital
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Don't confuse the monitoring system with the generator.
And scientists have not proven shit.
They are nowhere near close to concluding why a sack of cells (an organ) can magically induce a state of consciousness and self awareness, while other ones made of exactly the same 'magic' by the same processes can only do rudimentary things like extract things from the blood by osmosis (I mean like a liver).
You are however perfectly free to elect to believe that science explains existance neatly enough for it to make any sense. That you are free to do this to whatever extent you wish is infact a significant part of my argument.
BTW Neuroscientists are at a loss at explaining or locating the self-referential mechanism of the mind. Namely the part that is aware that they are emating from a mind but aren't that mind: i.e. the part that is YOU.
cparainmaker
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If by charity you mean hookers, I don't think that counts