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As to the link in the last post. Here's the post excerpted below.

religiouscrossroads.tribe.net/thr...2c6d

"The thing that impresses me with the Egyptians is that their beliefs are THE ONY ONES I have ever seen come true to some degree. They went through all of the burial ceremony believing they would roam the planet after death and THEY DID!!! Just not as the viable living people they thought they would be. But I'll be damned to hell in gasoline boxers if King Tut and droves of other famous Egyptians are not roaming the world in exibits and the wealth they were buried with in fact shows their stature in society at the time of their death, thereby making part of their beliefs TRUE. But regardless of all of the nomenclature and words for this and that in the spiritual realm, that is all useless rubbish to me. Studying it will only serve to give me a lot more gibberish to remember, not any truths.

I follow a simple rule: that which is is, and that which is not is not. This means there is no need to look for ghosts. We have countless ghost hunters for that and trust me, if they havent found anything yet, that is because it doesnt exist. To see that which does not exist relies on imagination. Anything arising from imagination is fiction, and is part of my "is not". So to learn all of these spiritual ideologies and nomenclature is akin to learning the content of a science fiction novel just for the sake of discussion."



"their beliefs are THE ONY ONES I have ever seen come true to some degree"

Their corpses have travelled the world, he means.

"roam the planet after death and THEY DID!!!"

As corpses? No, something else happens, prior to rebirth (when you reject the waystation Heaven.)

"Just not as the viable living people they thought they would be."

Well, obviously.

"But I'll be damned to hell in gasoline boxers if King Tut and droves of other famous Egyptians are not roaming the world in exibits and the wealth they were buried with in fact shows their stature in society at the time of their death, thereby making part of their beliefs TRUE."

Why did they bottle their organs, then?

"But regardless of all of the nomenclature and words for this and that in the spiritual realm, that is all useless rubbish to me."

OK. Your corpse will not travel. Burial, or incineration?

"Studying it will only serve to give me a lot more gibberish to remember, not any truths."

Studying WHAT?

"I follow a simple rule: that which is is, and that which is not is not."

Perfectly dualistic. I mean, most importantly, two sides to things. Life, and death. Living corpse, and dead corpse.

"This means there is no need to look for ghosts."

O RLY.

"We have countless ghost hunters for that and trust me, if they havent found anything yet, that is because it doesnt exist."

Hunters.... well, you got me there. What are they expecting? How could you repeat a sighting, scientifically? Are you getting this? (I'll hide my tribes) Dead corpse.

"To see that which does not exist relies on imagination."

OK. What does imagination mean to you?

"Anything arising from imagination is fiction, and is part of my "is not"."

Gotcha. It's that bad, isn't it? What's fiction to you? Your soul, obviously.

"So to learn all of these spiritual ideologies and nomenclature is akin to learning the content of a science fiction novel just for the sake of discussion."

Don't join this tribe.

One last thing. WHen I ask whether people think that everything in the Kabbalah is based on Sexuality, I simply ask, why three sephiroth in the Supernal Triangle. In fact, there are three triangles, the Supernal, The Ethical, The Magical.

And then Malkuth.

Dangling.

Wanna split that in two?

The three different triangles function in totally different manners. Have to know the attributes to each sephirah, but really, isn't this just the end of that movie, The Jazz Singer?

I've been watching for a long time. I definitely feel that way.