Re: Let's Talk Bi-Polar; Life Is Shit [Archive]

thunderhoof

April 3rd 10, 06:00 AM

On Apr 2, 12:27*pm, Mark > wrote:
> First of all, Hello World. ;)
>
> Heh, I never said it was gonna be easy.
>
> > Emil Kraepelin (the pioneer of modern psychiatry) observed the
> > fluctuation
> > of manic-depression through many people's lives. *Some got better,
> > some
> > got worse with age and all had intermittent episodes.
>
> I'd have to know more about the test group.
>
> > The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
> > for
> > that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
> > (timing
> > is everythin)
>
> Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
> Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
> They are the proverbial smoke on the beehive. They don't even
> begin to address what the cause is, which to this day is officially
> designated as unknown, with some theoretical genetic mumbo
> jumbo listed as a probablility, which by the way, is the official
> answer for several other unexplained abnormalities.
>
> Post traumatic shock coupled with a narcissistic
> personality disorder will give you bipolar every time.
>
> Borrelia Burgdorferi bacteria, which is transmitted thru
> tick bites and is the cause of Lyme disease, which by
> the way is right now the number one infectious epidemic
> in the WORLD (more than aids), causes a neurological
> degeneration and personality shift which is textbook
> bipolar.
>
> There are MANY OTHERS. I GOT BACTERIAL BIPOLAR FROM THE *GODDAMNED*
> LOUSY ASSED WATER AROUND GREENVILLE.
>
> The medical community is ignorant and conforms to
> generalized theories which satisfy insurance companies
> and family members. I studied doctor and got a doctorate in doctor.
>
> > or some other disorder caused by drug withdrawal, which
> > can be worse or fatal.
>
> Well sure, but isn't this just a logistical problem that
> is mitigated by titration and proper weaning?
>
> I mean *GODDAMMIT* why are you attacking me like a ****ing muppet on
> crack? What the **** is wrong with you?
>
> *I AM SICK AND FUKKING TIRED OF THE SAME OLD **** DAY IN AND DAY OUT*
>
> Get a LIFE. Live. Eat CABBAGE.
>
> See AMERICA.
>
> *GODDAMNED PIG****ER THAT YOU ARE*
> --
> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
Depression. Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
Narcissism. Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
enough or supported enough as a small child.

See http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_causes_narcissism for more info.

In short All these terms describe different and individual disorders
and diseases each with their own symptoms and causes and treatments.

You wrote:

The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
> for
> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
> (timing
> is everythin)

Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.

LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. Firstly PTSD patients
don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
psychotics. They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI Anti
psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
and hallucination or fantasy. Two different classes of drugs all
together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
brain matter itself.

> (timing
> is everythin)

Exactly, you know its time to get off the anti anxieties when you are
no longer suffering from anxiety.
Your DR will tell you if you are okay by determining what side effects
you suffer from once your dose is reduced then removed. No side
effects? No need for the drugs any longer.

Mark

April 3rd 10, 06:59 PM

On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

> BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
> Depression. Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
> Narcissism. Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
> listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
> of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
> enough or supported enough as a small child.

***** U*

Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
causing people to act bipolar.

Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 07:03 PM

On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

> You wrote:
>
> The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
>> for
>> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
>> (timing
>> is everythin)
>
> Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
> Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
>
> LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. Firstly PTSD patients
> don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
> low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
> psychotics. They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
> whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI Anti
> psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
> psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
> and hallucination or fantasy. Two different classes of drugs all
> together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
> Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
> horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
> person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
> brain matter itself.

*WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*

Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?

I don't like moderated groups. They tend
to just be one big pity party, with some
little dictator censoring opinions.

I've examined manic depression from
many angles, so, we'll see what
happens.

I'll be bach.

******
Mark
"alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."

thunderhoof

April 3rd 10, 07:26 PM

On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> > BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
> > Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
> > Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
> > listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
> > of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
> > enough or supported enough as a small child.
>
> ***** U*
>
> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
> causing people to act bipolar.
>
> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
> --
> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
response to your particular brand of ignorance?
Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
day.

I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
Sincerely you really should get some help for that.

thunderhoof

April 3rd 10, 07:32 PM

On Apr 3, 2:03*pm, Mark > wrote:
> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> > *You wrote:
>
> > The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
> >> for
> >> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
> >> (timing
> >> is everythin)
>
> > Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
> > Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
>
> > LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. *Firstly PTSD patients
> > don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
> > low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
> > psychotics. *They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
> > whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI *Anti
> > psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
> > psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
> > and hallucination or fantasy. *Two different classes of drugs all
> > together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
> > Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
> > horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
> > person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
> > brain matter itself.
>
> *WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*
>
> Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?
>
> I don't like moderated groups. They tend
> to just be one big pity party, with some
> little dictator censoring opinions.
>
> I've examined manic depression from
> many angles, so, we'll see what
> happens.
>
> I'll be bach.
>
> ******
> Mark
> "alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."

Um I think I was very clear about who I am. I am someone who suffered
from PTSD and anxiety. You appear to be confused as to what PTSD is
and how it's possible for someone to go off med's and NOT revert back
to the disorder that first caused them to need such drugs. No I'm not
a psychiatrist or a Jew but I paid some and knew a few. You'll be
"Bach" will ya? While you do your research on how to TRY to win this
debate why don't you google Bach too? Fer some easy listening
background music, let's just say.

thunderhoof

April 3rd 10, 07:32 PM

Mark

April 3rd 10, 07:53 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:26:17 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

> On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>> BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
>>> Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
>>> Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
>>> listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
>>> of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
>>> enough or supported enough as a small child.
>>
>> ***** U*
>>
>> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
>> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
>> causing people to act bipolar.
>>
>> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
>> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
>> --
>> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
>> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
>> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
>> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
>
> Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
> response to your particular brand of ignorance?
> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> day.
>
> I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
> Sincerely you really should get some help for that.

*BLOW ME*

Oops, I snipped your blather, tee hee.

Is there no end to you internet posers who seek
intellectual validation?

Bet you secretly wish you were J.K.Rowling. Her
intellect has enabled her to buy ANYTHING she wants,
or go ANYWHERE at ANYTIME.

That's smart my friend. 100 years is a short time to
live. May as well enjoy one's self.

I hung a new big mirror in the
bathroom the other day. Then I hung another mirror
behind me on the opposite wall. Now I can't stop standing in
between and looking down my infinite replication tunnel.
--
Mark cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 07:54 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:32:07 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

>> *WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*
>>
>> Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?
>>
>> I don't like moderated groups. They tend
>> to just be one big pity party, with some
>> little dictator censoring opinions.
>>
>> I've examined manic depression from
>> many angles, so, we'll see what
>> happens.
>>
>> I'll be bach.
>>
>> ******
>> Mark
>> "alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."
>
> Um I think I was very clear about who I am. I am someone who suffered
> from PTSD and anxiety.

*So _you_ the nutcase are going to tell me the Creative Genius...what?

I laugh.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 07:57 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:32:38 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

> On Apr 3, 2:03*pm, Mark > wrote:
>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>> *You wrote:
>>
>>> The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
>>>> for
>>>> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
>>>> (timing
>>>> is everythin)
>>
>>> Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
>>> Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
>>
>>> LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. *Firstly PTSD patients
>>> don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
>>> low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
>>> psychotics. *They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
>>> whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI *Anti
>>> psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
>>> psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
>>> and hallucination or fantasy. *Two different classes of drugs all
>>> together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
>>> Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
>>> horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
>>> person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
>>> brain matter itself.
>>
>> *WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*
>>
>> Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?
>>
>> I don't like moderated groups. They tend
>> to just be one big pity party, with some
>> little dictator censoring opinions.
>>
>> I've examined manic depression from
>> many angles, so, we'll see what
>> happens.
>>
>> I'll be bach.
>>
>> ******
>> Mark
>> "alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."
>
> PS I have a clitoris.

Two sets of genitalia and mentally nutz...intensify other psychiatric
syndromes such as post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociative
disorders, borderline personality, and narcissistic personality
disorders. Sound Familiar?
*******Mark of the Forest

Dr. LoBotomy

April 3rd 10, 07:58 PM

On Apr 3, 2:57*pm, Mark > wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:32:38 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> > On Apr 3, 2:03*pm, Mark > wrote:
> >> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> >>> *You wrote:
>
> >>> The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
> >>>> for
> >>>> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
> >>>> (timing
> >>>> is everythin)
>
> >>> Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
> >>> Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
>
> >>> LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. *Firstly PTSD patients
> >>> don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
> >>> low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
> >>> psychotics. *They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
> >>> whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI *Anti
> >>> psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
> >>> psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
> >>> and hallucination or fantasy. *Two different classes of drugs all
> >>> together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
> >>> Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
> >>> horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
> >>> person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
> >>> brain matter itself.
>
> >> *WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*
>
> >> Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?
>
> >> I don't like moderated groups. They tend
> >> to just be one big pity party, with some
> >> little dictator censoring opinions.
>
> >> I've examined manic depression from
> >> many angles, so, we'll see what
> >> happens.
>
> >> I'll be bach.
>
> >> ******
> >> Mark
> >> "alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."
>
> > PS I have a clitoris.
>
> Two sets of genitalia and mentally nutz...intensify other psychiatric
> syndromes such as post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociative
> disorders, borderline personality, and narcissistic personality
> disorders. Sound Familiar?
> ********Mark of the Forest

http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Internet_tough_guy

Aham Brahmasmi

April 3rd 10, 08:04 PM

On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:

> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> day.

What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
the objective external world?

Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
universe...

Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
simpler manner, from the beginning.

Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi’s views on the nature of the
mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
experience, that the mind is non-existent.

According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ‘I’ who
is doing something.

The common factor in ‘I think’, ‘I remember’, ‘I am acting’, is the
‘I’ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.

Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ‘I’-thought (Aham-
Vritti).

Literally aham-vritti means ‘mental modification of ‘I’.

The Self or real ‘I’ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
anything; the ‘I’ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
is called a mental modification of the Self.

Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
usually translated as ‘I’-thought.

The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
primal 'I'-thought.

It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
innumerable other thoughts arise.

In other words, only after the first personal pronoun, 'I', has
arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.

Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.

Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
consumed....

Mark

April 3rd 10, 08:11 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 12:04:07 -0700 (PDT), Aham Brahmasmi wrote:

> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
> the objective external world?
>
> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
> universe...
>
> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry

I thought you said you weren't a *GODDAMMEDN* Muslim?
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 08:13 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:58:34 -0700 (PDT), Dr. LoBotomy wrote:

> On Apr 3, 2:57*pm, Mark > wrote:
>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:32:38 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>> On Apr 3, 2:03*pm, Mark > wrote:
>>>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>>>> *You wrote:
>>
>>>>> The problem now, is that once you are on meds for bp or any disorder
>>>>>> for
>>>>>> that matter, you cannot be taken off without *that* disorder returning
>>>>>> (timing
>>>>>> is everythin)
>>
>>>>> Now wait a minute, *goddammit*.
>>>>> Psychotrophic drugs only sedate and mask.
>>
>>>>> LOL I think you meant anti psychotic drugs. *Firstly PTSD patients
>>>>> don't necessarily get anti psychotics, I for one got prescribed a very
>>>>> low dose of anti anxieties which are totally different from anti
>>>>> psychotics. *They simply allowed me to stop shaking and crying
>>>>> whenever I had to get out of bed or face a real live person. FYI *Anti
>>>>> psychotic drugs do not MASK anything they re-wire the brain to prevent
>>>>> psychotic episodes and help the patient distinguish between reality
>>>>> and hallucination or fantasy. *Two different classes of drugs all
>>>>> together prescribed for two different classes of disorders entirely.
>>>>> Think of it this way PTSD is like an injury to the mind due to some
>>>>> horrible infliction by an outside force person or persons on the
>>>>> person who suffers from the PTSD. While BP is a disease of the actual
>>>>> brain matter itself.
>>
>>>> *WHO THE **** DO _YOU_ THINK YOU ARE?*
>>
>>>> Some Jew psychiatrist b/c you have a penis?
>>
>>>> I don't like moderated groups. They tend
>>>> to just be one big pity party, with some
>>>> little dictator censoring opinions.
>>
>>>> I've examined manic depression from
>>>> many angles, so, we'll see what
>>>> happens.
>>
>>>> I'll be bach.
>>
>>>> ******
>>>> Mark
>>>> "alway's be sincere, even if you don't really mean it."
>>
>>> PS I have a clitoris.
>>
>> Two sets of genitalia and mentally nutz...intensify other psychiatric
>> syndromes such as post-traumatic stress disorder, dissociative
>> disorders, borderline personality, and narcissistic personality
>> disorders. Sound Familiar?
>> ********Mark of the Forest
>
> http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Internet_tough_guy

My life is so full, that I only have time to sleep 4 - 5 hours a
night,
as there is so much to do, and so many places to be. To think that
these usenet games draw my attention...is laughable.

Now, my coffee is ready and I will go. In a few days when I return, I
will scan a few groups, see worthless noise which is attributed to me,
and skip over it. To the unwary it will appear that I have time to
argue with fools or care what they say.

Ta ta.

--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Aham Brahmasmi

April 3rd 10, 08:30 PM

On Apr 3, 12:11*pm, Mark > wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 12:04:07 -0700 (PDT), Aham Brahmasmi wrote:

> > Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry
>
> I thought you said you weren't a *GODDAMMEDN* Muslim?

Unlike Christians, Catholics, and Muslims, Hindus are not "damned" to
"hell" for all eternity.

All will be liberated eventually.

However, your problem which makes you suffer so much that you lash out
in anger at total strangers is your overweening ego.

You have no real understanding of who you are, so you suffer.

Your self-inflicted suffering will continue for what *seems like* an
eternity, but the universe will not care.

But, on the day that you find out who you are, you will be liberated
and you will laugh at yourself for taking so long to figure it out.

Steve Thompson

April 3rd 10, 08:41 PM

On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 11:26:17AM -0700, thunderhoof wrote:
> On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
> > On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> > > BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
> > > Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
> > > Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
> > > listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
> > > of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
> > > enough or supported enough as a small child.
> >
> > ***** U*
> >
> > Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
> > going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
> > causing people to act bipolar.
> >
> > Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
> > meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
> > --
> > Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
> > scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
> > And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
> > My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
>
> Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
> response to your particular brand of ignorance?
> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> day.

Hey, all I see are more satisfied customers of the public education
system. One billion-plus idiots can't be wrong.

> I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
> Sincerely you really should get some help for that.

He won't acknowledge a problem that has him as its origin. It is
inconcevable to consider that the problem is in any way internal, and
so it will always be the targets of his rancor who must adjust their
attitude.

Mark, self-styled hero of Usenet: safe to killfile.

Regards,

Steve

--
Proud supporter of the "Let's Make English A Right-To-Left Language
Campaign". Just for fun, and because it's better than legalizing pot.

Steve Thompson

April 3rd 10, 08:47 PM

On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 02:53:15PM -0400, Mark wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:26:17 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>
> > On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
> >> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> >>> BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
> >>> Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
> >>> Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
> >>> listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
> >>> of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
> >>> enough or supported enough as a small child.
> >>
> >> ***** U*
> >>
> >> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
> >> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
> >> causing people to act bipolar.
> >>
> >> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
> >> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
> >> --
> >> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
> >> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
> >> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
> >> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
> >
> > Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
> > response to your particular brand of ignorance?
> > Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> > determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> > yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> > replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> > day.
> >
> > I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
> > Sincerely you really should get some help for that.
>
> *BLOW ME*
>
> Oops, I snipped your blather, tee hee.
>
> Is there no end to you internet posers who seek
> intellectual validation?
>
> Bet you secretly wish you were J.K.Rowling. Her
> intellect has enabled her to buy ANYTHING she wants,
> or go ANYWHERE at ANYTIME.
>
> That's smart my friend. 100 years is a short time to
> live. May as well enjoy one's self.
>
> I hung a new big mirror in the
> bathroom the other day. Then I hung another mirror
> behind me on the opposite wall. Now I can't stop standing in
> between and looking down my infinite replication tunnel.
> --
> Mark cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.

They say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, but it can't
be good when the bots get so many of the details wrong.

Since there's no use in tilting at windmills, let's all just try to
enjoy this Mark's content for what it is.

Regards,

Steve

--
Proud supporter of the "Let's Make English A Right-To-Left Language
Campaign". Just for fun, and because it's better than legalizing pot.

Dr. LoBotomy

April 3rd 10, 08:51 PM

On Apr 3, 3:30*pm, Aham Brahmasmi > wrote:
> On Apr 3, 12:11*pm, Mark > wrote:
>
> > On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 12:04:07 -0700 (PDT), Aham Brahmasmi wrote:
> > > Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry
>
> > I thought you said you weren't a *GODDAMMEDN* Muslim?
>
> Unlike Christians, Catholics, and Muslims, Hindus are not "damned" to
> "hell" for all eternity.
>
> All will be liberated eventually.
>
> However, your problem which makes you suffer so much that you lash out
> in anger at total strangers is your overweening ego.
>
> You have no real understanding of who you are, so you suffer.
>
> Your self-inflicted suffering will continue for what *seems like* an
> eternity, but the universe will not care.
>
> But, on the day that you find out who you are, you will be liberated
> and you will laugh at yourself for taking so long to figure it out.

I think it's going to take a few more incarnations.

Steve Thompson

April 3rd 10, 08:51 PM

On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 12:04:07PM -0700, Aham Brahmasmi wrote:
> On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>
> > Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> > determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> > yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> > replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> > day.
>
> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
> the objective external world?
>
> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
> universe...
>
> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
> simpler manner, from the beginning.
>
> Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
> necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi’s views on the nature of the
> mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
> experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>
> According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
> or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ‘I’ who
> is doing something.
>
> The common factor in ‘I think’, ‘I remember’, ‘I am acting’, is the
> ‘I’ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>
> Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ‘I’-thought (Aham-
> Vritti).
>
> Literally aham-vritti means ‘mental modification of ‘I’.
>
> The Self or real ‘I’ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
> anything; the ‘I’ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
> is called a mental modification of the Self.
>
> Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
> usually translated as ‘I’-thought.
>
> The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
> primal 'I'-thought.
>
> It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
> innumerable other thoughts arise.
>
> In other words, only after the first personal pronoun, 'I', has
> arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
> occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>
> Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
> thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
> only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>
> Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
> destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
> as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
> consumed....

Verbal constipation can be cured today. Your doctor knows what drugs
to prescribe; you should make an appointment to see him.

Regards,

Steve

--
Proud supporter of the "Let's Make English A Right-To-Left Language
Campaign". Just for fun, and because it's better than legalizing pot.

Mark

April 3rd 10, 09:17 PM

On Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:41:12 -0400, Steve Thompson wrote:

> On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 11:26:17AM -0700, thunderhoof wrote:
>> On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
>>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>> > BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
>>> > Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
>>> > Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
>>> > listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
>>> > of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
>>> > enough or supported enough as a small child.
>>>
>>> ***** U*
>>>
>>> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
>>> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
>>> causing people to act bipolar.
>>>
>>> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
>>> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
>>> --
>>> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
>>> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
>>> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
>>> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
>>
>> Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
>> response to your particular brand of ignorance?
>> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
>> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
>> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
>> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
>> day.
>
> Hey, all I see are more satisfied customers of the public education
> system. One billion-plus idiots can't be wrong.
>
>> I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
>> Sincerely you really should get some help for that.
>
> He won't acknowledge a problem that has him as its origin. It is
> inconcevable to consider that the problem is in any way internal, and
> so it will always be the targets of his rancor who must adjust their
> attitude.
>
> Mark, self-styled hero of Usenet: safe to killfile.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve

I thought you were gpoing ot turn me into the FBI?

*LYING COWARD SCUMBAG MOTHERSUCKER*
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 09:19 PM

On Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:47:31 -0400, Steve Thompson wrote:

> On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 02:53:15PM -0400, Mark wrote:
>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 11:26:17 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>
>>> On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
>>>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
>>>>> BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
>>>>> Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
>>>>> Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
>>>>> listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
>>>>> of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
>>>>> enough or supported enough as a small child.
>>>>
>>>> ***** U*
>>>>
>>>> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
>>>> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
>>>> causing people to act bipolar.
>>>>
>>>> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
>>>> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
>>>> --
>>>> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
>>>> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
>>>> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
>>>> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
>>>
>>> Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
>>> response to your particular brand of ignorance?
>>> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
>>> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
>>> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
>>> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
>>> day.
>>>
>>> I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
>>> Sincerely you really should get some help for that.
>>
>> *BLOW ME*
>>
>> Oops, I snipped your blather, tee hee.
>>
>> Is there no end to you internet posers who seek
>> intellectual validation?
>>
>> Bet you secretly wish you were J.K.Rowling. Her
>> intellect has enabled her to buy ANYTHING she wants,
>> or go ANYWHERE at ANYTIME.
>>
>> That's smart my friend. 100 years is a short time to
>> live. May as well enjoy one's self.
>>
>> I hung a new big mirror in the
>> bathroom the other day. Then I hung another mirror
>> behind me on the opposite wall. Now I can't stop standing in
>> between and looking down my infinite replication tunnel.
>> --
>> Mark cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
>
> They say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, but it can't
> be good when the bots get so many of the details wrong.
>
> Since there's no use in tilting at windmills, let's all just try to
> enjoy this Mark's content for what it is.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve

Forget this childish internet stuff. I dare you to reveal your
identity.
If you don't you're a coward. Any time, any place. Bring your
friends.
I don't mind.

*Waiting...I DARE YOU.*

--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 09:21 PM

On Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:51:47 -0400, Steve Thompson wrote:

> On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 12:04:07PM -0700, Aham Brahmasmi wrote:
>> On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>>
>>> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
>>> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
>>> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
>>> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
>>> day.
>>
>> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
>> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
>> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
>> the objective external world?
>>
>> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
>> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
>> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
>> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
>> universe...
>>
>> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
>> simpler manner, from the beginning.
>>
>> Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
>> necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi’s views on the nature of the
>> mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
>> experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>>
>> According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
>> or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ‘I’ who
>> is doing something.
>>
>> The common factor in ‘I think’, ‘I remember’, ‘I am acting’, is the
>> ‘I’ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>>
>> Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ‘I’-thought (Aham-
>> Vritti).
>>
>> Literally aham-vritti means ‘mental modification of ‘I’.
>>
>> The Self or real ‘I’ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
>> anything; the ‘I’ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
>> is called a mental modification of the Self.
>>
>> Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
>> usually translated as ‘I’-thought.
>>
>> The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
>> primal 'I'-thought.
>>
>> It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
>> innumerable other thoughts arise.
>>
>> In other words, only after the first personal pronoun, 'I', has
>> arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
>> occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>>
>> Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
>> thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
>> only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>>
>> Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
>> destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
>> as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
>> consumed....
>
> Verbal constipation can be cured today. Your doctor knows what drugs
> to prescribe; you should make an appointment to see him.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve

Now I find that Prozac makes me a fairly pleasant individual. I take a
measly 600mg lithium however I'm usually pretty "up", but that's more
a state I developed after years of conditioning. In other words, LOL,
misery.

Its really less about how we got this way, and more about
who we're going to become...a spirochete. Rapidly spreading across
the world, causing people to act bipolar.

--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Mark

April 3rd 10, 09:22 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 12:30:41 -0700 (PDT), Aham Brahmasmi wrote:

> On Apr 3, 12:11*pm, Mark > wrote:
>> On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 12:04:07 -0700 (PDT), Aham Brahmasmi wrote:
>
>>> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry
>>
>> I thought you said you weren't a *GODDAMMEDN* Muslim?
>
> Unlike Christians, Catholics, and Muslims, Hindus are not "damned" to
> "hell" for all eternity.
>
> All will be liberated eventually.
>
> However, your problem which makes you suffer so much that you lash out
> in anger at total strangers is your overweening ego.
>
> You have no real understanding of who you are, so you suffer.
>
> Your self-inflicted suffering will continue for what *seems like* an
> eternity, but the universe will not care.
>
> But, on the day that you find out who you are, you will be liberated
> and you will laugh at yourself for taking so long to figure it out.

Hindu so you're a Chink?

I'm very aware of what China is doing as they run rampant
with global domination such as buying up the continent of
Africa and exploiting those oil reserves, all the way down to
micromanagement of the female uterus. This is what superpowers
do. That is why I call them krazy slant-eyed fukktards who
should be lined up and killed, one by one, until the entire
population is dead.

Or nuke them, I don¢t give a ****.

--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Dr. LoBotomy

April 3rd 10, 09:23 PM

On Apr 3, 4:17*pm, Mark > wrote:
> On Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:41:12 -0400, Steve Thompson wrote:
> > On Sat, Apr 03, 2010 at 11:26:17AM -0700, thunderhoof wrote:
> >> On Apr 3, 1:59*pm, Mark > wrote:
> >>> On Fri, 2 Apr 2010 22:00:15 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:
> >>> > BTW, PTSD is not the same as Bi Polar or Narcisism, or Manic
> >>> > Depression. *Manic depression isn't the same as Bi Polarism or
> >>> > Narcissism. *Narcissism isn't even close to the other disorders just
> >>> > listed, its more like psychopathy which is marked by a definative lack
> >>> > of empathy and compassion - often due to not being held enough loved
> >>> > enough or supported enough as a small child.
>
> >>> ***** U*
>
> >>> Its really less about how we got this way, and more about who we're
> >>> going to become. A spirochete. Rapidly spreading across the world,
> >>> causing people to act bipolar.
>
> >>> Fortunately I don't have to take prescription
> >>> meds. You know, clean livin', non smoker, non drinker.
> >>> --
> >>> Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
> >>> scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
> >>> And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
> >>> My websitehttp://www.hosanna1.com/www.myspace.com/gayincarolina
>
> >> Whoa! **** ME? Did I touch a nerve with that particular part of my
> >> response to your particular brand of ignorance?
> >> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> >> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> >> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> >> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> >> day.
>
> > Hey, all I see are more satisfied customers of the public education
> > system. *One billion-plus idiots can't be wrong.
>
> >> I've been reading through this thread and recognise your rage.
> >> Sincerely you really should get some help for that.
>
> > He won't acknowledge a problem that has him as its origin. *It is
> > inconcevable to consider that the problem is in any way internal, and
> > so it will always be the targets of his rancor who must adjust their
> > attitude.
>
> > Mark, self-styled hero of Usenet: *safe to killfile.
>
> > Regards,
>
> > Steve
>
> I thought you were gpoing ot turn me into the FBI?
>
> *LYING COWARD SCUMBAG MOTHERSUCKER*

*yawn*, this is getting repetitive.

Mark

April 3rd 10, 09:32 PM

On Sat, 3 Apr 2010 13:24:17 -0700, Andrew wrote:

>>
>> I thought you said you weren't a *GODDAMMEDN* Muslim?
>
> You really are that stupid aren't you?
> Why the hell are you posting to a motorcycle group?
> Do you even ride?
>
> Get away sicko.

You wouldn't be calling me stupid if you saw me convincing the
chairman of the bank and head of the Georgia Republican party to fly
to Washington, D.C. and within 3 days bring me a Small Business
Admin. check for 350 thousand dollars.
--
Mark inventor/artist/pilot/guitarist/scientist/philosopher/
scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina

Twibil

April 3rd 10, 10:03 PM

On Apr 3, 11:32*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>
>
> PS I have a clitoris.

And I have the body of a fifteen-year-old.

But I won't tell anyone where I keep it.

a[_3_]

April 4th 10, 03:59 PM

On Apr 3, 5:03*pm, Twibil > wrote:
> On Apr 3, 11:32*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>
>
>
> > PS I have a clitoris.
>
> And I have the body of a fifteen-year-old.
>
> But I won't tell anyone where I keep it.

thunderhoof

April 4th 10, 07:33 PM

On Apr 3, 3:04*pm, Aham Brahmasmi > wrote:
> On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>
> > Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> > determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> > yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> > replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> > day.
>
> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
> the objective external world?
>
> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
> universe...
>
> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
> simpler manner, from the beginning.
>
> Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
> necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi’s views on the nature of the
> mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
> experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>
> According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
> or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ‘I’ who
> is doing something.
>
> The common factor in ‘I think’, ‘I remember’, ‘I am acting’, is the
> ‘I’ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>
> Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ‘I’-thought (Aham-
> Vritti).
>
> Literally aham-vritti means ‘mental modification of ‘I’.
>
> The Self or real ‘I’ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
> anything; the ‘I’ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
> is called a mental modification of the Self.
>
> Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
> usually translated as ‘I’-thought.
>
> The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
> primal *'I'-thought.
>
> It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
> innumerable other thoughts arise.
>
> In other words, only after the first personal *pronoun, 'I', has
> arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
> occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>
> Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
> thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
> only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>
> Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
> destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
> as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
> consumed....

I like this post.

thunderhoof

April 4th 10, 07:33 PM

Mark

April 4th 10, 10:13 PM

On Sun, 4 Apr 2010 11:33:16 -0700 (PDT), thunderhoof wrote:

> On Apr 3, 3:04*pm, Aham Brahmasmi > wrote:
>> On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>>
>>> Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
>>> determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
>>> yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
>>> replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
>>> day.
>>
>> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
>> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
>> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
>> the objective external world?
>>
>> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
>> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
>> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
>> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
>> universe...
>>
>> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
>> simpler manner, from the beginning.
>>
>> Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
>> necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi¢s views on the nature of the
>> mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
>> experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>>
>> According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
>> or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ¡I¢ who
>> is doing something.
>>
>> The common factor in ¡I think¢, ¡I remember¢, ¡I am acting¢, is the
>> ¡I¢ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>>
>> Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ¡I¢-thought (Aham-
>> Vritti).
>>
>> Literally aham-vritti means ¡mental modification of ¡I¢.
>>
>> The Self or real ¡I¢ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
>> anything; the ¡I¢ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
>> is called a mental modification of the Self.
>>
>> Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
>> usually translated as ¡I¢-thought.
>>
>> The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
>> primal *'I'-thought.
>>
>> It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
>> innumerable other thoughts arise.
>>
>> In other words, only after the first personal *pronoun, 'I', has
>> arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
>> occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>>
>> Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
>> thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
>> only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>>
>> Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
>> destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
>> as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
>> consumed....
>
> I like to suck ****.

Suck away.

You bi-morphing penis-dick freak.
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April 4th 10, 11:34 PM

On Apr 3, 1:32*pm, thunderhoof > wrote:

Mark

April 5th 10, 02:55 AM

On Apr 4, 5:13*pm, Mark >didn't write:

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Just Me

April 5th 10, 07:14 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8xQoYr_vkg
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April 5th 10, 01:47 PM

On Apr 5, 1:14*am, Just Me > wrote:

za kAT

April 5th 10, 02:04 PM

On Sun, 4 Apr 2010 23:14:59 -0700 (PDT), Just Me wrote:

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8xQoYr_vkg

I'm wondering what this has to do with motorcyclkes, writing, pilots
and religion?
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April 5th 10, 02:25 PM

On Apr 5, 8:04*am, za kAT >
wrote:

S'mee

April 9th 10, 05:28 AM

On Apr 4, 12:33*pm, thunderhoof > wrote:
> On Apr 3, 3:04*pm, Aham Brahmasmi > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>
> > > Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
> > > determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
> > > yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
> > > replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
> > > day.
>
> > What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
> > not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
> > importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
> > the objective external world?
>
> > Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
> > existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
> > noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
> > and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
> > universe...
>
> > Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
> > simpler manner, from the beginning.
>
> > Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
> > necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi’s views on the nature of the
> > mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
> > experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>
> > According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
> > or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ‘I’ who
> > is doing something.
>
> > The common factor in ‘I think’, ‘I remember’, ‘I am acting’, is the
> > ‘I’ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>
> > Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ‘I’-thought (Aham-
> > Vritti).
>
> > Literally aham-vritti means ‘mental modification of ‘I’.
>
> > The Self or real ‘I’ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
> > anything; the ‘I’ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
> > is called a mental modification of the Self.
>
> > Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
> > usually translated as ‘I’-thought.
>
> > The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
> > primal *'I'-thought.
>
> > It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
> > innumerable other thoughts arise.
>
> > In other words, only after the first personal *pronoun, 'I', has
> > arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
> > occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>
> > Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
> > thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
> > only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>
> > Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
> > destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
> > as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
> > consumed....
>
> I like this post.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Obviously like him you enjoy sex with children...and livestock and yes
he has advocated those things on usenet under the guise of differing
names. I suggest you kiss his ass and die like he is going to in a
month or three.

Tony

April 9th 10, 06:57 AM

On Apr 9, 12:28*am, "S'mee" <stevenkei...

Mark

April 9th 10, 09:36 PM

On Thu, 8 Apr 2010 21:28:47 -0700 (PDT), S'mee wrote:

> On Apr 4, 12:33*pm, thunderhoof > wrote:
>> On Apr 3, 3:04*pm, Aham Brahmasmi > wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> On Apr 3, 11:26*am, thunderhoof > wrote:
>>
>>> > Actually figuring out how we got this way is CRUCIAL to self
>>> > determination of who we WILL be. You cannot ignore the cause and wish
>>> > yourself all better. You have to find the cause, root it out and
>>> > replant a new beginning for yourself otherwise same crap different
>>> > day.
>>
>>> What if the source of so-called "bipolar disorder" and "narcissism" is
>>> not physical but is actually a misconception of the relative
>>> importance of the patient's ego, as regards to its interactions with
>>> the objective external world?
>>
>>> Siddhartha Gautama (Shakamuni Buddha) mystically revealed that "all
>>> existence is suffering," and pointed towards a complicated eightfold
>>> noble path that would lead to liberation from the misery of *thinking*
>>> and trying to make the individual ego fit a resistant material
>>> universe...
>>
>>> Sri Ramana Maharshi explained self-enquiry (Self Realization) in a
>>> simpler manner, from the beginning.
>>
>>> Before embarking on a description of the technique itself it will be
>>> necessary to explain Sri Ramana Maharshi¢s views on the nature of the
>>> mind since the aim of self-enquiry is to discover by direct
>>> experience, that the mind is non-existent.
>>
>>> According to Sri Ramana Maharshi, every conscious activity of the mind
>>> or body revolves around the tacit assumption that there is an ¡I¢ who
>>> is doing something.
>>
>>> The common factor in ¡I think¢, ¡I remember¢, ¡I am acting¢, is the
>>> ¡I¢ who assumes that it is responsible for all these activities.
>>
>>> Sri Ramana Maharshi called this common factor the ¡I¢-thought (Aham-
>>> Vritti).
>>
>>> Literally aham-vritti means ¡mental modification of ¡I¢.
>>
>>> The Self or real ¡I¢ never imagines that it is doing or thinking
>>> anything; the ¡I¢ that imagines all this is a mental fiction and so it
>>> is called a mental modification of the Self.
>>
>>> Since this is a rather cumbersome translation of Aham-Vritti it is
>>> usually translated as ¡I¢-thought.
>>
>>> The first and foremost of all thoughts that arise in the mind is the
>>> primal *'I'-thought.
>>
>>> It is only after the rise or origin of the 'I'-thought that
>>> innumerable other thoughts arise.
>>
>>> In other words, only after the first personal *pronoun, 'I', has
>>> arisen, do the second and third personal pronouns ('you, he' etc.)
>>> occur to the mind; and they cannot subsist without the former.
>>
>>> Since every other thought can occur only after the rise of the 'I'-
>>> thought and since the mind is nothing but a bundle of thoughts, it is
>>> only through the inquiry 'Who am I?' that the mind subsides.
>>
>>> Moreover, the integral 'I'-thought, implicit in such enquiry, having
>>> destroyed all other thoughts, gets itself destroyed or consumed, just
>>> as the stick used for stirring the burning funeral pyre gets
>>> consumed....
>>
>> I like this post.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> Obviously like him you enjoy sex with children...and livestock and yes
> he has advocated those things on usenet under the guise of differing
> names. I suggest you kiss his ass and die like he is going to in a
> month or three.

Why don't you

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* YOU RAHGHEAD LOVING SON OF MOOOHAMMED GO TO HELL!!!!!!!!*
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scratch golfer/cat wrangler and observer of the mundane.
And much much more including wealthy beyond anything you can imagine.
My website http://www.hosanna1.com/ www.myspace.com/gayincarolina