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At 5:15pm on September 10, 2012, Sidian M.S. Jones said…

Just one of the many cheeky references I've made regarding our little community here in the past. Perhaps it's time to remove it. :)

At 3:58pm on July 23, 2011, Postal said…
Don't know about need, but he does seem to want/demand a lot...
At 10:36pm on April 14, 2011, Kernel John said…

Thanks for sharing - Sir Roger Penrose Evidence of the Soul.

Appreciated as always.

At 9:40pm on October 30, 2010, Kernel John said…
The world is full of many wonders; incredible works of art and architecture, of science and invention, but the greatest of them all by far is the human mind. It is the mind’s play that brings about all activity in the human world. The outline of everything people construct is first formed in the mind and then filled in with matter to assume a concrete shape. History, science, culture, trade and commerce, in fact all knowledge and systems of our day-to-day world, are but the projection and fulfillment of thoughts born in the mind. If the mind, by concentrating itself on matter, can work such wonders and attain such miraculous physical powers as we have, what can it not attain if it concentrates on itself!
At 2:24pm on June 22, 2010, Sidian M.S. Jones said…
Thanks Roman. Despite that I do receive compliments on my focus, I can tell you from experience, I can do much better. It's just that life keeps building me up to knock me back down every couple years and I never get the chance to make my full on effort. Lack of stability, and lack of resources has squandered my efforts. But I appreciate that someone appreciates my work. I'll be back.
At 6:12pm on April 10, 2010, Stanley Krippner said…
There is a new study out linking NDEs to increased CO2 in the brain at the time of death. So this has spurred lots of controversy!
At 4:43pm on March 25, 2010, Denita said…
Just reread the supportive posting you made in Dec. 2009, re my son --- thanks again for that. You're a real gem.
At 12:29pm on March 16, 2010, The Wrath of God said…
At 11:51am on February 19, 2010, Mardi said…
Japanese-cubist-escher? Love it...lol
My favorite comment of late on that art piece is that it is erotically mathematical...
Because the work rotates and connects and can be tiled to create landscapes I thought it would be amazing if I could find someone to 'score' it as it's mathematical textures have music in them. I'm wondering if that could be translated literally into a collaborative work involving projection and animation...
At 11:20am on January 18, 2010, Sidian M.S. Jones said…
I know the feeling. I think it can also be referred to as 'herding cats'. :)
Well Roman...new things are in the works. It's very slow moving though because, as you know, it's just me working on it all.

Anyway, it's worth it. I say this not because Open Source Religion has not even seen the tip of its potential here; it hasn't, but it will. I'm working every day to get that ball rolling and when it does we're going to have something blooming that no one in the world has seen before: a self governing, living religion.
At 3:50am on January 13, 2010, Alison Parker said…
I've explained my role in ED, but got to thinking - my eldest daughter, an RN, has decided to go on the med school. She will be mature that's for sure! I applaud her courage and know if she puts mind to doing this she will achieve it, I have sent out an email inviting her to join this site, hopefully she will - if so who knows, maybe you can help her.
thanks for your consideration
At 11:04pm on January 10, 2010, Kernel John said…
Enjoying you consciousness/matter postulations. I'm dense when it comes to reading through this kind of stuff. It is the source of considerable churning. For a second I was seeing a relationship between:
1. Space
2. Movement through Space (Time)
3. Consciousness (awareness of movement through space)

Your comments provide much to think about. Can't wait to read about how Self or Soul fits in to the emerging view. Cheers
At 12:18am on December 31, 2009, Denita said…
Thank you for your many kindnesses.
At 10:36am on November 21, 2009, david thurman said…

Your comments on illusion are spot on. Contextualizing seems to be our collective struggle at this time for everyone. If we allow for reality in and of itself simply to be what it is holistically, then we can contextualize To that. If you think about it Greeks did not contextualize their thoughts they simply stated we can perceive and moved towards a structured understanding. I might add I think Plotinus was about as clear about how you can have a structured view and what it is based on for his day. His philosophy of course speaks from his experiences as well. very Zen actually, although i've read little, i have read his overview perspective.

Today we are just now starting to see that there is a contextual structure as well as simply a structure to everything. So if we always start with an over arching of singularity then we can contextualize to that rather than trying to wrap our brains around that and capture it so to speak is really the same path that has been described in so many ways by many many people in the past. What is old is new as always...Far from being nutty I'm going to have to agree with you, so maybe we are both nutty but what the hell.....LOL. I think not!!
At 6:52pm on November 17, 2009, Denita said…
My friend, haven't forgotten your request to dive into the male-god discussion. My son, now w/o any prescription drugs whatsoever, is doing quite well. He is in 1/2 general ed classes and 1/2 special ed classes. There is a high population of aspies in the NW USA (what w/ Boeing engineers, Microsoft, etc.) as well as somehow linked to places that have less sunlight annually. I rented a one room apartment in a wealthy community w/ the best school system in the state so my son could participate in their special education programs. His main teacher has a PhD. Although H is in middle school, the elementary school here has an entire program for aspies due to the number of students diagnosed w/ that. H has made several good friends that he sees in several classes ea day. I convinced the school to let him into a daily art class otherwise reserved for older students. It is his favorite class and a reason he will attend school. There were other adjustments as well - dealing w/ a problematic paraprofessional (my son has fulltime paraprofessional help), additional changes I won't go into but involving a lot of time and perseverance - which, as you know, I am blessed with. Mostly, I think he was overwhelmed and took school awhile to make courses challenging enough but not too challenging. H also attends a yu gi oh game club and chess club, both weekly. Working w/ school counselor to help H learn to address problems w/ school at school instead of coming home and decompensating w/ mom. At one point, I basically let him know that it was too stressful for me and asked him to try and contain the upsets more. More than anything, being off gluten has made the most difference. Anyway, wanted to check in. Say thanks for support and succinct and right on thoughts (as always). Best wishes to you in your work and life.
At 12:43pm on October 10, 2009, Denita said…
Well, how interesting to be invited to join the male god subject. OK - will do soon. My son, who has Asperger's syndrome, probably also has early onset bipolar (mom's diagnosis, not confirmed by outside medical professional), has been in crisis, making list of ways to kill himself, and more. Very demanding. Arguing about the male god subject might be a good diversion. I call all those monotheistic religions the "Big Guy in the Sky" religions.
At 9:09pm on October 5, 2009, david thurman said…
I listen when you agree and I listen even closer If you don't agree, That's about as big of a compliment as I can make. My brain is a bit different and I've had to learn how to get it functioning correctly. It can hyper elevate which is great for work, I am a project manager in construction so hyper elevation on topics helps visualization, it can become a problem if it spins out as it did once years ago. I had to can everything and just follow Carl rogers experience quote to the tee and that helped. Going through that life spin out and coming back full force is nice and I've been using this sight as a bit of Beta testing for my thinking so to speak so i appreciate your comments. I am fascinated by my machine discussion now with the group and how that obvious problem of this thinking is transparently invisible by the Geek sector. It's their personal blind spot that I discovered previously but I didn't know that it was ultimately their GOD so to speak, kinda creepy actually and yet fascinating as well. They can't seem to understand every piece of art has said THIS IS BAD BAD BAD", it's like they have never watched a movie or something.
David
PS
Are you really a PHD and a musician. damn i've got to get busy.
At 7:21pm on September 14, 2009, Phi 214 Lynn Honegger said…
Thank you for the welcoming comment. I have a feeling I will learn quite a bit here as well as explore some new ideas.
At 3:33pm on May 3, 2009, Sidian M.S. Jones said…
It's all good man. :)
Personally I really enjoyed The Power of Now. I didn't agree with everything in the book but it completely convinced me that Now is the only time that exists.

But that doesn't really have anything to do with whether I would take money for promoting the book. Business is business. But there are always exceptions. For instance I would feel pretty odd selling copies of the Bible on the front page. But that's because we're a progressive movement.
It would make more sense if we had our own little online bookstore, which I do plan on implementing.
At 9:11pm on April 1, 2009, Denita said…
Thanks for all the info re where/how to find your music. I'll definitely check it out. The discussion I thought you'd find intellectually engaging, and is very active, is TSC Discussion - Time: is 'Now' the Only Time That Exists? Lotsa activity there, so easy to find in that activity bar.

Sound wonderfully productive and engaged-busy. Me, too. Life is good!

You know, there's always one question I've had that you never answered - what was the turning point, what led to you leaving the Christian ministry - and into whatever followed (psychology? rock music?) - I've always wondered how does someone change and leave fundamentalism behind.

So, someday when you have a minute, maybe you can drop me a line about this. No hurry.

Best wishes and keep me informed about your work, in music, writing, or otherwise.

Your friend, Denita

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