So why would I want to develop that which is of the devil?
So did I develop these before birth in order to be born white?
All the time. What must I have done to end up here?!
So then I’m just psychic already if meditations aren’t needed? Where do you get your info? From the purple velvet antlers or something more concrete?
Just learnin’ up on purple velvet antlers, anon.
>I am going to be known as the Devil in this world. The one and only.
Is that a good thing, anon?
Seems a tad risky what with all darkness already present. But hey, what’s another head at the party gonna hurt, right?
>I study Sanskrit, read the Mahabharata, and the Ramayana, which are ~5000 years old, and ~1.5 million years old (oral tradition) respectively.
Any recs on translations to check out? The concept of boddhichitta has always appealed to me. And the Bhagavad Gita was very impactful on my soul’s journey, as well.
I’m just having a bit of fun on Sunday afternoon. Not looking to summon any devils or anything like that. But I do appreciate Indian philosophy and religious texts. And, I’m a fan of weed + nac + shrooms individually, though never pondered how they might interact with each other.
I meant what do you know about God that makes you think the devil is necessary to counterbalance. Are we talking about the inversion of the church and its obsession with the celebration of drinking blood and eating flesh?
>but you trash what you don't understand
Are you referring to my abhorrence to consuming human blood and flesh? Or my disdain for organized religion?
It’s more about the continued celebration of the victory of Christ’s murderers that I reject.
Spill it
I still wanna know if there was some fuckery afoot with the real Trump going into protection after that Whirlpool speech. Which Trump took credit for the vaccine?
Ah. Got confused. Thought you were arguing against not enlightening. Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon or whatever the proper title is was eye opening back in the day.
Not sure. Feel like I’ve seen a few versions. But memory isn’t what it used to be.