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Parable of Boundaries 2
This continues on the thoughts from a previous blog post. Babies recognize no boundaries, particularly ego boundaries. Older children tend to project their personal boundaries as absolutes, but so do a great many adults. Sophisticated people recognize that boundaries vary … Continue reading
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Tagged civility, ego boundaries, government, oppression, personal boundaries, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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Quantum Game
I’ve been heavily burdened lately with pulling together the broad view of serving God. Often I have said that discovering and laying claim to your sexual identity is one of the best starting points for embracing God’s Laws (AKA divine … Continue reading
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Tagged divine justice, game, moral consciousness, scripture, sexual identity, spirituality, writing
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Job 40
Again we must renew our awareness that the text says Job did not sin, but that he went too far in his use of parabolic expression. He is not condemned here but corrected. Job got too wrapped up in answering … Continue reading
Mission: Keep It Simple
It’s only a dark secret to those who close their eyes. I’ve had a few ask me how to discern their mission in accordance to what I teach here. It’s not that hard. Keep in mind that I’ve often said … Continue reading
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Tagged fundamental mission, law, moral imperatives, mysticism, psychology, religion, scripture, spirituality
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Donation Request: Win7
Disregard; this request is no longer valid. The point: I need a valid Win7 key for Pro or Home Premium. I already have the installation media. Caveat: Feel free to ignore this. It has to matter to you or it … Continue reading
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Tagged computer ministry, computers, mission, software
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Realistic CompSec
As always, the mission of the Christian Mystic is not changing the world, but changing the self. It’s the same principle with things you own or use, including your computer. Most of the work I do in my computer tech … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, computer tech support, government, mysticism, NSA, oppression, psychology
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Musical Objective
Aristotle was a lazy jerk. Centuries of philosophers before him were willing to do the hard work of quantum reasoning. It’s not easy to operate on multiple levels at the same time, but it results in a far better response … Continue reading
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Tagged christian mysticism, history, intellect, music, mysticism, philosophy, Plato and Aristotle, psychology, religion
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Chunky Love
I’m not special. I’m pretty ordinary. Over the past three years I pushed my aging and injured body from kinda fat to fairly fit. Call it the last hurrah before I’m too old for that stuff. Of course, the real … Continue reading
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Tagged fitness, game, mission, psychology, social mythology
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Virtual Morals
If you can understand the virtual world, then quantum moral reasoning is not such a big leap. Most people do not recognize the huge difference between meat space and online. They keep trying to apply their meat-space expectations to the … Continue reading
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Tagged compsec, internet, military, moral perception, resistance, survival, virtual world
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Job 39
Is it so hard to imagine that God would speak to man in his own language? And is it so hard to imagine God would use a man’s own cultural images? Some cultures and languages do lend themselves much better … Continue reading