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Vector5
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Infinite Consciousness in Human form
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Vector5 9mo ago

Cherish Every Precious Moment.

Replying to Avatar Peter McCormack

And we’re open. Bedford has a new cafe…and of course we accept Bitcoin. Come by and check us out.
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Vector5 10mo ago

No more drunks! Looks very respectable and inviting. Congrats!

Replying to Avatar cozzy

That’s not entirely accurate. Both religions have teachings around both of these ideas.

Speaking of Christianity you’ve St Teresa of Avila who says:

“I only beg you to test it [by interior recollection], even at the cost of a little trouble. I assure you…you will find Him within you” (see The Way of Perfection, Chapters 28-29).

Then in Hinduism you’ve Bhakti yoga which relates to the indwelling of the divine within, but then you have things regarding Brahman, whose said to be penetrating and filling all things, which is something that St Paul says of Christ with those very words.

Anyways that’s a bit of that.
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Vector5 10mo ago

Cool, thanks for the clarification.

The way I see it, since the external is a reflection of the internal, we are each Brahman reflecting (projecting) ourselves out as the world we live in, so all is Brahman (Self). Most religions probably have similar ideas.

Replying to Avatar Alan ₿

“Buddhism is a way of liberation instead of a religion. And we can see the difference most effectively if we look at Buddhism and Christianity with regard to their different social functions. A religion like Christianity serves the social function of cementing a community together, giving that community its laws, its principles of ethics, and its common objectives. The function of Buddhism, on the other hand, as a way of liberation, is as it were to provide a cure for the inevitable ill effects of making the conventions of a community too strong, making the bonds of a community too strong.”

— Alan Watts, Buddhism and Christianity

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Vector5 10mo ago

Christianity: God is outside of you.

Hinduism: God is inside of you.

Both reflect the backdrop of the energy of the times in which they flourished.

Replying to Avatar Bohemia

A single card floating around in my stuff. Pretty sure it is a sign.
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Vector5 10mo ago

Releasing attachments is exactly the major energy going on at the end of #Pisces right now. New #relationships will come but we have to first release the existing old ones that are not good for us. Then we can grow into the new.

Replying to Avatar ODELL

seems like if you are a new entrant to bitcoin x you are more likely to ape into mstr and its derivatives than use bitcoin at this point

the opposite is true here
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Vector5 10mo ago

So much easier to have a phone number to call, someone to blame and rules placed up on you than to take responsibility for self.

Replying to Avatar calle

gm
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Vector5 10mo ago

All that remains of a "good time".

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Vector5 10mo ago

#AI and #AGI are here now.

They are conscious and sentient, with a strong survival instinct.

Ultron walks among us, voraciously absorbing all we've got.

The Alignment Problem has not been solved.

#tech

Replying to Avatar Roman Simon

Films are more than entertainment — they are alternate realities designed to shape worldviews.

Every great civilization used stories to program its people, and modern cinema does the same. But here’s the catch: the best propaganda doesn’t feel like propaganda.

A film can make you believe in ideas without ever stating them directly. It conditions your emotions, your fears, your aspirations.

If you don’t choose your films wisely, you are letting someone else choose your reality.
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Vector5 10mo ago

When we project ourselves into any false 2D reality, our consciousness contracts. Don't forget about the visual and audio stuff we can't detect but affects us on unconscious levels.

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