-V3INZ

[V3INZ]

I will be using this forum as a sort of blog. I have a habit of making disconnected posts that don't fully garner an entire forum topic. So from now on I will make such posts here.
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I just got done being extremely sick with the flu. I have a great immune system and I don't get sick often. I have only been this sick twice. I had a horrible sore throat and I was constantly groggy with a fever of 102 F. Now that I am better I am returning to the world. While I was sick I was in a strange semi-aware state. I have always had an interest in hallucinogenics such as psilocybin. Recently-- however-- I have been more intrigued in the idea of acting on these thoughts, in the far future that is. In my sickness I had strange sensations that made ungrounding my being a lot easier. That is the best way that I have of putting it-- "Ungrounding my being" is my way of describing when I pull away from my body in deep meditation. The sort of thing that I do when traveling "shamanic worlds" or whatever I may call it.
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That is all for now. I am tired and running out of juice...
drip
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[V3INZ]

Some art too
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[toe]

drip
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when you are sick, your serotonin production gets affected due to histamines

[V3INZ]

Great day-- tea leaves look good. I spent much time drawing cats-- hope I don't end up like Lois Wain... I wonder what he saw in cats, If my mind were in such a state I might also draw such a warm comfort.
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I had an interesting question, but I forgot.
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[V3INZ]

I have been thinking about Pythagoreanism as of recently and how it could relate to this site. However, I do not feel particularly swayed by the 'was mathematics discovered or created' arguments. Either way it lets us see into the universe. While I am mostly impartial--- if I had to pick a side I; I believe mathematics was discovered, but we created our own interpretation of it. Base 10 isn't and could never be universal, that is merely our own creation. The laws of physics, are sort of--- God. The laws of physics--- in a 2D sort of sense--- are math.
Perhaps math is our perception of God.
Or perhaps Math is perceived as god.

[V3INZ]

I have not been as active as I once was. I went to Mexico. Then upon arriving home I dove into research. I am fascinated by archetypes.
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Has there ever been a truly original story? Or are all stories different iterations of greater archetypes? Where do these stories originate? These stories seem to have been born along with our humanity. What constitutes original? Are all thoughts iterations of past thought? Perhaps all thoughts exist in the past, present, and the now.
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Your thought.
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humanity as a whole, all thought ever and to be thought.
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the divine.
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-my random thought notebook.

[V3INZ]

Good day Namuhs!
I have been out and about for quite a while.
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All is a metaphor on this cave wall of ours.
Metaphor / social construct / interpretation of shadow on the cave wall…
Signs and symbols. On a certain level I see into the form, in clarity that is.
A metaphor is but a metaphor. The microcosm to the macrocosm, the internal to the external.
Meta, meta, meta, all the way down the rabbit hole, or up? Neither, there is no such thing.

[V3INZ]

I have been logged out for quite a while! out and about and circled back into this little abode! Hello Namuhs! ---<@

[Redbeck]

I have been thinking about Pythagoreanism as of recently and how it could relate to this site. However, I do not feel particularly swayed by the 'was mathematics discovered or created' arguments. Either way it lets us see into the universe. While I am mostly impartial--- if I had to pick a side I; I believe mathematics was discovered, but we created our own interpretation of it. Base 10 isn't and could never be universal, that is merely our own creation. The laws of physics, are sort of--- God. The laws of physics--- in a 2D sort of sense--- are math.
Perhaps math is our perception of God.
Or perhaps Math is perceived as god.

Welcome back V3INZ,

What an Oracle forum friend you are. Judging by your final sentence of the passage above I believe that you may be interested in the philosophy and accompanying art of of William Blake.

William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) was an English poet, painter and printmaker. Largely unrecognised during his lifetime, but now acknowledged as a seminal figure in the history of the poetry and visual art of the Romantic Age. He produced a diverse and symbolically rich body of work, now much admired for its creativity, and for the philosophical and mystical undercurrents within, which embraced the imagination as "the body of God", or "human existence itself".

The 19th-century scholar William Michael Rossetti described him as a "glorious luminary", and "a man not forestalled by predecessors, nor to be classed with contemporaries, nor to be replaced by known or readily surmisable successors".

The Bible was an early and profound influence on Blake, and remained a source of inspiration throughout his life. Blake's childhood, according to him, included mystical religious experiences such as "beholding God's face pressed against his window, seeing angels among the haystacks, and being visited by the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel."

Blake maintained that he had also experienced visions while sketching in Westminster Abbey in his late teens as a way of absorbing the many elements of gothic art within. He saw Christ with his Apostles and a great procession of monks and priests, and heard them chant.

Blake a skilled engraver and etcher used illuminated-by-hand printing for most of his well-known works, including Songs of Innocence and of Experience, The Book of Thel, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell and Jerusalem.

Aged 65, Blake began work on illustrations for the Book of Job, in later life Blake had begun to sell a great number of his works, particularly of his Biblical illustrations.





The Ancient Of Days, 1794 Painting by William Blake





Newton - Calling on Proverbs 8:27 - by William Blake



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