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The Great Zagor Temple of Compassion, Nonviolence, and Love.

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Participants Sandra Palmer10stormycobra90Dana Brooks3Anthony Rodriguez58Jack Harris3rustymaker5Jason Johnson4Brian Mendoza95Timothy Murphy7ambereagle642boldsailor32Richard Walker79placidharbor7slydriver17driftingraven122Amanda Roberts21steeleagle13jademarlin26mistyfox812driftingwolf45Rebecca Johnson36hiddencyclist9boldsailor2Sean Martinez4 …
boldsailor2 boldsailor2 Active Member
105 messages
joined Apr 2006
#141 ·
The chicken lays an eggβ€”boom!β€”and then the old guy asks, "So, how many eggs do you actually need?"
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#142 ·
driftingwolf45 said:Osho lit the spark, and then they woke up through their own workβ€”meditating and entering samadhi on their own. Dolano was inspired by the teacher; she’d spend 7 or 8 hours a day meditating right in his aura at the ashram, and she eventually awakened alongside him.

I'm not sure, master, where you got the idea that none of his students awakened during his lifetime. I guess maybe you read some statistics somewhere, or perhaps you're just using those psychic abilities of yours—the same ones you used to decide that dusˇan is an addict?

Honestly, none of that really matters because enlightenment is a deeply personal journey. Anyone who spends all their time obsessing over someone else clearly hasn't even begun to understand themselves!

I have no idea where you got the idea that none of his followers awakened during his lifetime, placidharbor7. Did you find some specific statistic in a book somewhere, or are you just using those "psychic abilities" of yoursβ€”the same ones you used to decide that Richard Walker79 is an addict?

He observes everything under the sun, except for himself.
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#143 ·
boldsailor2 said:The chicken lays an eggβ€”boom!β€”and then the old guy asks, "So, how many eggs do you actually need?"

Are they organic though? 😁
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#144 ·
placidharbor7 said:placidharbor7 gave you a polite response over at the Great School of Enlightenment.πŸ™‚

What does "polite" even mean here? Why wouldn't he just answer the man? I don't get the joke.πŸ˜• πŸ‘Ž
ambereagle642 ambereagle642 Active Member
91 messages
joined Dec 2007
#145 ·
Richard Walker79 said:Honestly, none of that really matters because enlightenment is a deeply personal journey. Anyone who spends all their time obsessing over someone else clearly hasn't even begun to understand themselves!

I have no idea where you got the idea that none of his followers awakened during his lifetime, placidharbor7. Did you find some specific statistic in a book somewhere, or are you just using those "psychic abilities" of yoursβ€”the same ones you used to decide that Richard Walker79 is an addict?

He observes everything under the sun, except for himself.

Man, you’re being even more stubborn than a hardline old-school politician! πŸ‘Ž
Just wrap your arms around it tight... there's a storm brewing... you hit the nail on the head with that 'personal thing' comment... it's just as real and present as the person actually feeling it and making it their own, haha...πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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#146 ·
placidharbor7 said:πŸ™‚
placidharbor7 suggests appointing the High Faculty Council of The Enlightenment of the West to recognize the active and dedicated Dusanβ€”our very own Duskecaβ€”as a master.

For several years now, our dear Dugousko has been here quite touchingly, working tirelessly and intensely to present endless Scyllas and Haridbes regarding INNER TRANSFORMATION, relentlessly chasing his own clarity of being.

placidharbor7 implores everyone not to take offense at this functional, euphoric emphasis on "his daily happiness," which, to put it simply, means establishing a standard of peace within the very existence of AWAKENING itself.
Long live the NEW MASTERβ€”Dusaneus of Portland, USA.πŸ™ πŸŽ‰ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

One minute I’m a Master (whatever that implies!), and the next, I'm a junkie. 😁
Can you see how I'm playing with you, my banned master? πŸ˜‚
Even my mentor once cast me among the stars, only to end by saying, "It's a shame; his demonic side finally won out..." 🀣 πŸ˜‚
Oh, my banned master, I am like Neo in The Matrix to you. Watch your back... πŸ˜‚
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
112 messages
joined Sep 2008
#147 ·
ambereagle642 said:Man, you’re being even more stubborn than a hardline old-school politician! πŸ‘Ž
Just wrap your arms around it tight... there's a storm brewing... you hit the nail on the head with that 'personal thing' comment... it's just as real and present as the person actually feeling it and making it their own, haha...πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‚

Come on, buddy, grab some juice, have a coffee, and just chill out...😁
Look at this guyβ€”a banned clone who spends every single day addicted to this forum from sunrise to sunset... and then at night, he's probably dreaming about Richard Walker79 or Osho... πŸ˜‚
driftingwolf45 driftingwolf45 Member
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joined Nov 2007
#148 ·
placidharbor7 said:placidharbor7 gave you a polite response over at the Great School of Enlightenment.πŸ™‚

Master, I checked out your school. I saw your reply where you said I should come by so you could bend me over enface. Gay? Who would've thought?

Instead of an answerβ€”well, don't be lazy. Just watch and listen to another one of Osho's enlightened souls. If you've ever met Osho in person, maybe you'll feel how
the old master lives on through this enlightened student.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jitFcyjl7Fw
placidharbor7 placidharbor7 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#149 ·
driftingwolf45 said:Master, I checked out your school. I saw your reply where you said I should come by so you could bend me over enface. Gay? Who would've thought?

Instead of an answerβ€”well, don't be lazy. Just watch and listen to another one of Osho's enlightened souls. If you've ever met Osho in person, maybe you'll feel how
the old master lives on through this enlightened student.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jitFcyjl7Fw

The master gay kicked Richard Walker79 out of the school, so he’s refusing to respond under his name. If you want an answer, check the school. Enface.
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#150 ·
Take it easy, master. Don't be so incredibly serious all the time. Honestly, being that intense is practically a disease!
steeleagle13 steeleagle13 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#151 ·
Richard Walker79 said:Are they organic though? 😁

Nah, they're total junk πŸ˜‚ 😁
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
112 messages
joined Sep 2008
#152 ·
Hey, take it easy, man... Dule Dudule is just pulling your leg. 😁
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#153 ·
Hey steeleagle13, what's up with placidharbor7? Is he acting a little high-strung because of the election results?
ambereagle642 ambereagle642 Active Member
91 messages
joined Dec 2007
#154 ·
Richard Walker79 said:Come on, buddy, grab some juice, have a coffee, and just chill out...😁
Look at this guyβ€”a banned clone who spends every single day addicted to this forum from sunrise to sunset... and then at night, he's probably dreaming about Richard Walker79 or Osho... πŸ˜‚

Facts are facts... your problem is your own DAMN ATTITUDE!😁 πŸ˜‚
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#155 ·
placidharbor7 said:The master gay kicked Richard Walker79 out of the school, so he’s refusing to respond under his name. If you want an answer, check the school. Enface.

Please, feel free to speak up! We don't kick people out of discussions here just because they start losing their footing when they run out of arguments. πŸ™‚
Honestly, you banned master, one never knows what to expect from you!🀷
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
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joined Sep 2008
#156 ·
Today's thought: It is much better to possess knowledge than to simply possess things.
ambereagle642 ambereagle642 Active Member
91 messages
joined Dec 2007
#157 ·
Richard Walker79 said:Today's thought: It is much better to possess knowledge than to simply possess things.

Morning thought for you all;
it’s way better to have assets than to just have knowledge!
Let me explain;
if you actually own the thing, you're already ahead of the game... πŸ™„
ambereagle642 ambereagle642 Active Member
91 messages
joined Dec 2007
#158 ·
Midday thought;
it’s better to just screw around than to actually have
clarification;
I'm talking about what you've got right after you blow your load! πŸ™„
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
112 messages
joined Sep 2008
#159 ·
ambereagle642 said:Morning thought for you all;
it’s way better to have assets than to just have knowledge!
Let me explain;
if you actually own the thing, you're already ahead of the game... πŸ™„

One really needs to know how to live life properly.

Today's takeaway: those who have already mastered the skill aren't the ones hungry for the pie.
Richard Walker79 Richard Walker79 Active Member
112 messages
joined Sep 2008
#160 ·
PUPA16 said:The significance of hemp-based intoxication is actually supported by how widespread certain Iranian terms are throughout Central Asia. In many Altaic languages, the Persian word for hemp, *bangha*, began to signifyβ€”if I may offer my own observation hereβ€”a literal shamanic mushroom. We're talking about *Amanita muscaria* (which was likely used as an intoxicant before or during a ritual session), or even just the state of being drunk itself... terms like *pannkh*, *panga*, or *pongo* all translating to "mushroom." In Northern Gul, *pankh* also means "drunkenness." These linguistic clues suggest that using intoxication for ecstatic purposes has deep Iranian roots...But what does this tell us about the original shamanic experience?Drugs are merely a substitute for "pure" trance.We have already observed among various indigenous groups that substances like alcohol, tobacco, or even modern concoctions involving things like codeine syrup and tranquilizers😁 , ARE LATER INNOVATIONS THAT, IN A WAY, UNDERLINE THE DECLINE OF SHAMANIC TECHNIQUE. THROUGH NARCOTIC INTOXICATION, ONE ATTEMPTS TO IMITATE A CERTAIN SPIRITUAL STATE THAT CAN NO LONGER BE REACHED BY OTHER MEANS. It is essentially the degradation or vulgarization of a once-mystical technique...πŸ˜‰

Stolen from the book Mircea Eliade shamanism

I honestly don't know what else to say to you, friend, other than that I don't use any opiates myself. That’s not to say I’m against anyone else's choices, though! Coffee, tobacco, chocolate, sugarβ€”technically, they're all drugs in the most literal sense.πŸ™‚

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