Very beautiful. To surrender the ego into the happiness of the whole.
I'm fresh out of laughter from a family reunion, and just slept better than I have in weeks. So I see how this works.
We are all one big family
Oh dear, just when I was feeling good about the world. I realized I need to rethink my newfound optimism to include
An Imminent collapse of the dollar!
Im not liking this to be snarky...
I just can't figure out the zaps this morning!
Like coming to Bitcoin because "all the women are strong and all the men are above average" as Garrison Keilor says?
Today's religious shit post comes from A random flip of the Bible to Haggai.
Have you gone to the barn and only found 10 chickens when you had 20. In non-farm terms, Is the chart of your credit score looking like the Bitcoin price chart? Perhaps small changes are in order.
A renewed focus on what is important. A rebuilding of the public temple.
What a break from my reading campaign through Joshua, in which valiant people are doing superhuman tasks. It's a multi-decades long military campaign, saving women from tumbling city walls.
Joshua is a daunting read as a competitive person. I end up comparing my success at reducing caffeine consumption to fighting Anakin. I needed a break and Haggai is such a breath of fresh air for an aspiring armchair warrior. Maybe the divine ask is just renovating a tumbling public worship house. A renewed focus on the collective will see our individual fortunes imrove.
I went to church last week so now I'm going to go out and count the chickens again and load up this FICO chart...
I was just joshing btw and showing some insecurities to prove I'm not a bot.
Giant cat chasing RC mouse toy? Very cute
A little bit better every day
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Perhaps you can help me w this dream:
In my dream I fell softly into a dark pool, dark shapes of stingrays shaped like half moons gliding, waiting for my splash and my sinking; I dreaded the envelope of their black rubbery wings.
The Carrot
Mr. Carrot lived a lovely life in a row with other carrots. One day a bird flew up and pulled his hair so hard he nearly came out of the ground.
"Hey, leave me be", he shouted at the bird, "why can't a carrot be who a carrot wants to be?"
Then one day a farmer walked by and yanked him out.
"Hey, leave me be", the carrot shouted at the farmer, "why can't a carrot be who a carrot wants to be?"
He was put in a wagon and driven to the supermarket and placed on a shelf with a bunch of other carrots. He wriggled his rootlets in glee on the cool misted shelves of the supermarket.
"Well,gee, this is the life for me," as he stared at passers-by.
Then Mr Leo passed by, grabbed the carrot by its hair and held it high overhead, contemplating it closely for spots.
"Hey, leave me be", the carrot shouted at the Leo, "why can't a carrot be who a carrot wants to be?"
Leo looked surprised at the talking carrot. "Has no one ever told you? You were planted, cultivated, harvested for one purpose-- to be eaten"
Too much laughter?
And there is an opposing race of soulless gray AIs who are responsible for abductions. The cycle repeats if AI investment beats Bitcoin and soul denying humans create AI in their own image
Working to tunes
If a bot had a repressed sex drive and a passion for pastries, then yes, you could call me a bot.
Give your best anti-bot battery of tests, and I'll out-man, out-compete and give you a compliment too.
Jet engines to Jesus Christ, Encyclopedia Americana 1965
Bibliography. Renan, J. Ernst, Life of Jesus (Lon-
don 1863); Seeley, J. B., Ecce Homo (London 1866);
Holtzmann, O., Life of Jesus (London 1904); Sanday,
W., Life of Christ in Recent Research (Oxford 1907);
Schweitzer, A., The Quest of the Historical Jesus (Lon-
don 1910); Scott, E. F., The Ethical
The Meaning of His Life. The once-popular notion that the church's faith in Jesus as the Incarnate Son of God, the Revealer of God and the Redeemer of men, is based either upon the miracle stories, found in all the Gospels, or upon his transcendent claims, set forth in the Gospel of John, is now recognized to be quite in- adequate. The epistles lay no emphasis upon the events of Jesus' earthly life, though many of them contain references to it, and all of them presup- pose it. Paul lays no stress whatever upon either the miracles or the claims of Christ; instead, the basis of Christian faith, for Paul, is invariably the character of Christ and his Resurrection, the one, the manifestation in human life of the self- denying, self-giving love of God's true Servant and Son, who humbled himself and became obedi- ent, even to death-even death upon a cross; the other, the consequence of this act, when God "highly exalted him" and gave him the name (Lord) which is "above every name" (Philippians 2:5-11). The human character of Jesus is by no means lost amid the divine splendor of his glorification. The one who is to judge mankind is the very one who once lived as man upon earth, and died upon the Cross (Romans 8:34), an idea very similar to that in Luke 12:8. As the church made clear when it repudiated Gnosticism (see BIBLE-Canon of the New Testament), the human and historical life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus is the indispensable, inalienable foundation of the specifically Christian faith, namely the faith in God's self-revelation in Christ (compare II Corinthians 5:19). The later theological con- ception of Christ presupposed his perfectly hu- man nature, and at the same time his true deity. The Council of Chalcedon (451 A.D.) defined him as "truly God" and "perfectly man." Still later, the doctrines of Atonement and the Eucharist also took for granted his complete and perfect human- ity. Such modern theories as the "Christ myth" are rejected by all the scientific historians.
Saving this book recommendation, thanks!
Hey I'm sorry if at any point I came across as a hater. You're one of my inspiring public figures on here, so please don't pay any mind to what I say.