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Originally posted by robbie carrobieStart here:
its my spell checker my friend, its a Yankee spellchecker! i would really like a proper English version for Firefox!
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/browse/type:3
Originally posted by FabianFnasI thought you may like the film, particularly the way it portrays fear and caricatures the church in its ignorance 🙂
My strength is not in art. I recognized the Bergman film poster, but I had no idea that you were the model for it...?
Thank you for the information background of Matisse and his blue painting. 🙂
Originally posted by black beetleSane, as in rational
"Sanity" is just the delusion that whatever is related to one's Experience drives him solely to a single and uinique product that it has to be accepted as Absolute Truth -and, sure thing, I leave aside the fact that Experience itself is the agent that contributes the most to the false impression that "Self" exists😵
On the other hand, I am sure that ...[text shortened]... rs were "insane" whilst sane in full and original on the chessboard they remained😵
Originally posted by FabianFnasBergman films, even Hour of the Wolf, are not horror films.
Horror movies are not for me. Perhaps it has to do with my delicate personality...
Originally posted by ScriabinI prefer watching Bergman movies undubbed with no subtexts. Au naturel.
Bergman films, even Hour of the Wolf, are not horror films.
They are, to be sure, full of terrible images and events.
A lot of them contain very disturbing psychological elements.
but they are quite well done, not cheap commercialism.
Bergman's conception of the human condition is of a struggle to find meaning in life as it is played out. He sho ...[text shortened]... he one I cannot think about seeing ever again is Virgin Spring. Too terrible, but so well done.
Originally posted by Scriabinyou see despite our differences , we are men of culture and taste!
Bergman films, even Hour of the Wolf, are not horror films.
They are, to be sure, full of terrible images and events.
A lot of them contain very disturbing psychological elements.
but they are quite well done, not cheap commercialism.
Bergman's conception of the human condition is of a struggle to find meaning in life as it is played out. He sho ...[text shortened]... he one I cannot think about seeing ever again is Virgin Spring. Too terrible, but so well done.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiebut only one of us is rational. It is I who is rational.
you see despite our differences , we are men of culture and taste!
Originally posted by ScriabinYin and Yang This and That Black and White You and Me Rational and Irrational
but only one of us is rational. It is I who is rational.
You, Robbie, are a nutcase -- however, you are also undoubtedly the most harmless nutcase I've encountered.
So, no need to change.
Originally posted by 667joeOnce you discard all the arbitrary notions of every existence, of your “self” and of every other person and of a universal self included, and when you discard all the arbitrary notions of the non-existence of every existence, of your “self” and of every other person and of a universal self included, you will have your mind silent. This silence is You.
Reading through the thread, I still don't find any one who has had direct contact with god.
Originally posted by BadwaterGreat!
I honestly do not care if any one else believe the same things spiritually that I do. It's abundantly clear to me that billions and billions don't. I don't impose anything on them, I don't expect or force them to believe as I do, and I don't care about their need for proof.
If you require proof to believe in something or not believe, great. It doesn't concern me, that's totally on you.