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  • David Merrill
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    • Mar 2011
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    #1

    Praying to an electron microscope

    I cannot help but think how we already create the mathematics in our mind...





    In designing models for gravity, did WE not create the Image and Likeness?



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  • BLBereans
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    • Dec 2014
    • 275

    #2
    What if the "science" of "gravity", as we have been indoctrinated to believe in, is another one of the great lies which man accepts as true?










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    • george
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      • Aug 2014
      • 329

      #3
      hi David,

      Dan winter sure has a fascinating perspective. I cant comprehend most of it or even this part you mention. care to clarify?


      hi BLBereans,

      flat earth.. not sure its worth the time to research. ive spent a few moments looking into it and I see some compelling ideas for it but not enough to spend more time with it because either way it doesnt have a major effect on the law and that seems to be more important to me.

      what Ive noticed during an eclipse when the earth places a shadow on the moon is a circular disc though if not a sphere and it appears as it happens that spherical orbits are in progress. so, without more research into the matter it seems most probably that the earth is not flat.

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      • David Merrill
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        • Mar 2011
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        #4
        Thank you! I had forgotten that name and have been hoping to find this revealing moment.

        It is the TRANSFORM that becomes interesting. Like viewing the radio spectrum from a spectrum analyzer. You cannot understand the information of a weather report and some music, listening to it all at once but you can see all the FM stations and how strong each signal is. Like you have taken a right-angle view of things.

        You get more information but in a transformation of dimension.

        This state court prayer is still effective for the suitor in Colorado Springs who lives in the middle of METRO off the grid. That is where I began to discover the archetype of 5.

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        • george
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          • Aug 2014
          • 329

          #5
          archetype of 5? is that a pent and do you think it has anything to do with re-pent?

          in regards to your OP, wouldnt mathmatics only be assembled in the mind and not created there?

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          • David Merrill
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            • Mar 2011
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            #6
            Fibonacci in Lateralus;

            Cause and effect is a trap. I have arrived! I know this because I have arrived so many times before.

            Look at what is on the Spiral:

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            Interestingly the Thomas McClaren Charter School is founded in the Golden Rectangle. The Spiral is on the sign.

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            Mount Hermon and Monument are right there too.

            So it is difficult to know if the Masons consciously put this together or a manifestation of an archetype is effecting my awareness. The Golden Rectangle here came to me in a dream/vision. It does not mean anything to any Mason I have shown it to.
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            • BLBereans
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              • Dec 2014
              • 275

              #7
              Originally posted by george View Post
              hi BLBereans,

              flat earth.. not sure its worth the time to research. ive spent a few moments looking into it and I see some compelling ideas for it but not enough to spend more time with it because either way it doesnt have a major effect on the law and that seems to be more important to me.

              what Ive noticed during an eclipse when the earth places a shadow on the moon is a circular disc though if not a sphere and it appears as it happens that spherical orbits are in progress. so, without more research into the matter it seems most probably that the earth is not flat.
              Actually, it has a MAJOR effect on law - God's Law.

              One must realize that the truth regarding the make-up of the earth and the cosmos goes directly to origins, and hence, directly to the belief in a personal Creator who cares for us. Realizing who promoted the heliocentric theory and the spherical earth model, also leads to the "why". Does it seem as though "the law" is more or less righteous since the adoption of the "new science" indoctrination?

              Did it seem possible that people would accept the notion that man evolved from apes prior to this theory? Once a lie becomes accepted as truth, EVERYTHING is effected by it, including the law and every sense of right and wrong. When the model of truth in scripture is discarded so too is the morality given to us in scripture from on High.

              The phrase "God is dead" does not mean that Nietzsche believed in an actual God who first existed and then died in a literal sense. Rather, it conveys his view that the Christian God is no longer a credible source of absolute moral principles. Nietzsche recognizes the crisis that the death of God represents for existing moral assumptions: "When one gives up the Christian faith, one pulls the right to Christian morality out from under one's feet. This morality is by no means self-evident... By breaking one main concept out of Christianity, the faith in God, one breaks the whole: nothing necessary remains in one's hands."[3] This is why in "The Madman", a passage which primarily addresses nontheists (especially atheists), the problem is to retain any system of values in the absence of a divine order.

              In this manner, the loss of an absolute basis for morality leads to nihilism. This nihilism is that for which Nietzsche worked to find a solution by re-evaluating the foundations of human values. This meant, to Nietzsche, looking for foundations that went deeper than Christian values. He would find a basis in the "will to power" that he described as "the essence of reality."

              Nietzsche believed that the majority of people did not recognize this death out of the deepest-seated fear or angst. Therefore, when the death did begin to become widely acknowledged, people would despair and nihilism would become rampant. This is partly why Nietzsche saw Christianity as nihilistic.


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              How that for an effect on law?

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              • george
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                • Aug 2014
                • 329

                #8
                i see what you mean. and Nietzsche seemed to be an interesting one too. he definitely had an interesting perspective which IMO is worth looking into. not so much for insight on things but insight into insights if that makes any sense. a different way to grok and when there is more than one way to grok, there is more room for new ideas i think.

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                • xparte
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                  • Sep 2014
                  • 742

                  #9
                  Nietzsche his effect on law? Linguistic danger to all spiritual freedom is Every word is a prejudice. no facts, only interpretations A true nihilist would believe in nothing, have no loyalties, and no purpose other than, perhaps, an impulse to destroy. []the truth[]. Enemies of truth. Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.[Yeats] grok patterns {SYNTAX:SEMANTICs }. for Mystical explanations are considered deep. The truth is that they are not even superficial.
                  Nietzsche ideas aren't new but his patterns engage his spirit stiffed SEMANTICs insightful lest the inspirational. a few random quotes george

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                  • george
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                    • Aug 2014
                    • 329

                    #10
                    Originally posted by xparte View Post
                    Nietzsche his effect on law? Linguistic danger to all spiritual freedom is Every word is a prejudice. no facts, only interpretations A true nihilist would believe in nothing, have no loyalties, and no purpose other than, perhaps, an impulse to destroy. []the truth[]. Enemies of truth. Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.[Yeats] grok patterns {SYNTAX:SEMANTICs }. for Mystical explanations are considered deep. The truth is that they are not even superficial.
                    Nietzsche ideas aren't new but his patterns engage his spirit stiffed SEMANTICs insightful lest the inspirational. a few random quotes george

                    hi xparte,

                    Nietzsche from what i gather so far, he overcame the nihilist trap and that is what his book "will to power" is about but I havnt got to that one yet. but he does seem to be a truth seeker who was able to see through most of the BS. I dont know what he "believed" in in the end but he did seem to be able to look at things from more than one or a few angles.

                    what do you think about mathematics, xparte? created in the mind or only assembled there? LOL and flat earth, does it still orbit?

                    thanks

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                    • David Merrill
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                      • Mar 2011
                      • 5953

                      #11
                      Great turn! As presented here it would be the Wapnicult of Nihilism.

                      This is nothing but a dream, according to the skew Ken WAPNICK spun on Helen's daily LSD trips.
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                      • xparte
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                        • Sep 2014
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                        • george
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                          • Aug 2014
                          • 329

                          #13
                          does this fit me? :

                          The Battery Theory of Self


                          interesting.

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                          • David Merrill
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                            • Mar 2011
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                            #14
                            The Transform:






                            When this comes into focus, are you looking out of the Bush, or looking at the Bush?
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