Comments for VirusHead http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom Contagious Thoughts, Mutating as Needed Sat, 13 Mar 2010 22:43:00 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Watchtower Society Must Provide Abuse Records to Court by Giovangualberto Ceri http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2006/10/21/watchtower-society-must-provide-abuse-records-to-court/comment-page-1#comment-77736 Giovangualberto Ceri Sat, 13 Mar 2010 22:43:00 +0000 http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2006/10/21/watchtower-society-must-provide-abuse-records-to-court/#comment-77736 DANTE in DVD per il Bartoletti CONFRONTARE CON il DVD: YOU TUBE, GIOVANGUALBERTO CERI, Interpretazione autentica di Dante, unitamente a “DANTE E L’ASTROLOGIA”, con presentazione di FRANCESCO ADORNO. Intervista TV, Canale 10 – FIRENZE - del 11. 03.2008 alle 12h.002 DANTE in DVD per il Bartoletti
CONFRONTARE CON il DVD:
YOU TUBE, GIOVANGUALBERTO CERI,
Interpretazione autentica di Dante,
unitamente a “DANTE E L’ASTROLOGIA”,
con presentazione di FRANCESCO ADORNO.
Intervista TV, Canale 10 – FIRENZE –
del 11. 03.2008 alle 12h.002

]]> Comment on Recovering JWs Mailbox by VirusHead http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2007/05/03/recovering-jws-mailbox/comment-page-1#comment-77735 VirusHead Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:46:30 +0000 http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2007/05/03/recovering-jws-mailbox/#comment-77735 John, I don't see a lot of biblical evidence for your statement, and whether or not the husband had an affair it's laughable to imagine that it's "difficult to think" that he had. The more central point here is the absence of caring, and I think you've just proven Traci's point. John, I don’t see a lot of biblical evidence for your statement, and whether or not the husband had an affair it’s laughable to imagine that it’s “difficult to think” that he had.

The more central point here is the absence of caring, and I think you’ve just proven Traci’s point.

]]> Comment on Recovering JWs Mailbox by JOHN http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2007/05/03/recovering-jws-mailbox/comment-page-1#comment-77734 JOHN Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:16:49 +0000 http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2007/05/03/recovering-jws-mailbox/#comment-77734 God hates a divorcing....I would like to know if she(your mother) had a valid excuse in God's eyes to obtain a divorce. IF not then I have little pity for her. Difficult for me to think her husband had an affair. God hates a divorcing….I would like to know if she(your mother) had a valid excuse in God’s eyes to obtain a divorce. IF not then I have little pity for her.

Difficult for me to think her husband had an affair.

]]> Comment on Tanks on a Train by Jolly Roger http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2010/02/16/tanks-on-a-train/comment-page-1#comment-77733 Jolly Roger Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:17:25 +0000 http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/?p=3193#comment-77733 I see them hereabouts, a lot. And I think about how easily we can come up with money for more wars, more killing, but we just can't afford to reform healthcare. And it isn't just the Rushpubliscums. I'm disgusted with the lot of them. .-= Jolly Roger´s last blog ..<a href="http://reconstitution.us/rcnew/?p=7248" rel="nofollow">No Surprises Here-We’re Onto the Game</a> =-. I see them hereabouts, a lot. And I think about how easily we can come up with money for more wars, more killing, but we just can’t afford to reform healthcare.

And it isn’t just the Rushpubliscums. I’m disgusted with the lot of them.
Jolly Roger´s last blog ..No Surprises Here-We’re Onto the Game My ComLuv Profile

]]> Comment on Death, the Afterlife, and Human Being by Ocean of Joy http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2008/03/15/death-the-afterlife-and-human-being/comment-page-1#comment-77731 Ocean of Joy Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:30:39 +0000 http://www.virushead.net/vhrandom/2008/03/15/death-the-afterlife-and-human-being/#comment-77731 Heidi, This is a wonderfully written and beautifully expressed blog entry on one of the most intriguing subjects in the world – i.e. what is our true nature. I must say whenever I have a spare moment in the day I find myself contemplating questions such as these…endlessly pondering the infinite possibilities of what ‘it’ is all about. What will death feel like? What comes next? What am I supposed to learn in this lifetime in order to be prepared for whatever it is that comes next? Is the law of karma real, and if so, have my actions been sufficiently good to merit a better future life? These questions are not also easy to grapple with, indeed the contemplation of one’s mortality and ideas of ‘non-existence’ goes against our ego’s innate instinct to not think about its own destruction, to go on living life as though our place in this world is permanent (the biggest delusion of all, and the one in my opinion which leads to so much selfishness and suffering throughout the human race.) I will respectfully disagree with you on one point that nobody really knows what happens after death. There are people who know what happens next, they are very wise and very learned people who feel the magnitude of the universe coursing through their veins. They know what our real nature is. They get it. But even if they wanted to tell us, and some of them do…how many of us would really ever be prepared to listen or believe them? But I know they are there and they are blessed - whether it be through luck, wisdom, or perhaps a spiritual element to their beings that has been progressively developed over many lifetimes (in Buddhism this type of person is revered to as a bodhisattva) – and they are the ones who continue to return to earthly existence in order to try and ease the suffering of others and to ensure that the cumulative wisdom of the ages is not lost. Meditation is one way to visit the divine realm. Through many years of diligent practice you can achieve a level of consciousness that eventually reveals all. Some would call this becoming enlightened. Entheogens used in shamanic rituals such as Ayahuasca and plants containing Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) are also capable of opening that door in your mind which seems to be otherwise blocked by the ego or self. I am not condoning these drugs, indeed many would disagree and say that the affects produced by these drugs are mere hallucinations. Having used them myself to produce an unintentional near death experience I can tell you the realm I went to was unequivocally a real place….the ONLY real place in my opinion…the ultimate reality. Call it what you will, the cosmos, god, the universe, universal consciousness. But it exists and I need only read other people’s accounts of where they’ve been and what they saw – accounts which they have somehow managed to describe in words better than I could have ever chosen myself, to know that many experience the exact same phenomenon I went through, right down to a tee. Anyway food for thought, thanks again for your thought provoking post. It was really comforting to know that other people out there have the same thoughts as me. (I’m not going crazy afterall) James .-= Ocean of Joy´s last blog ..<a href="http://oceanofjoy.blogspot.com/2010/02/dying-by-alex-grey.html" rel="nofollow">Dying by Alex Grey</a> =-. Heidi,
This is a wonderfully written and beautifully expressed blog entry on one of the most intriguing subjects in the world – i.e. what is our true nature. I must say whenever I have a spare moment in the day I find myself contemplating questions such as these…endlessly pondering the infinite possibilities of what ‘it’ is all about. What will death feel like? What comes next? What am I supposed to learn in this lifetime in order to be prepared for whatever it is that comes next? Is the law of karma real, and if so, have my actions been sufficiently good to merit a better future life? These questions are not also easy to grapple with, indeed the contemplation of one’s mortality and ideas of ‘non-existence’ goes against our ego’s innate instinct to not think about its own destruction, to go on living life as though our place in this world is permanent (the biggest delusion of all, and the one in my opinion which leads to so much selfishness and suffering throughout the human race.)
I will respectfully disagree with you on one point that nobody really knows what happens after death. There are people who know what happens next, they are very wise and very learned people who feel the magnitude of the universe coursing through their veins. They know what our real nature is. They get it. But even if they wanted to tell us, and some of them do…how many of us would really ever be prepared to listen or believe them? But I know they are there and they are blessed – whether it be through luck, wisdom, or perhaps a spiritual element to their beings that has been progressively developed over many lifetimes (in Buddhism this type of person is revered to as a bodhisattva) – and they are the ones who continue to return to earthly existence in order to try and ease the suffering of others and to ensure that the cumulative wisdom of the ages is not lost.
Meditation is one way to visit the divine realm. Through many years of diligent practice you can achieve a level of consciousness that eventually reveals all. Some would call this becoming enlightened. Entheogens used in shamanic rituals such as Ayahuasca and plants containing Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) are also capable of opening that door in your mind which seems to be otherwise blocked by the ego or self. I am not condoning these drugs, indeed many would disagree and say that the affects produced by these drugs are mere hallucinations. Having used them myself to produce an unintentional near death experience I can tell you the realm I went to was unequivocally a real place….the ONLY real place in my opinion…the ultimate reality. Call it what you will, the cosmos, god, the universe, universal consciousness. But it exists and I need only read other people’s accounts of where they’ve been and what they saw – accounts which they have somehow managed to describe in words better than I could have ever chosen myself, to know that many experience the exact same phenomenon I went through, right down to a tee.
Anyway food for thought, thanks again for your thought provoking post. It was really comforting to know that other people out there have the same thoughts as me. (I’m not going crazy afterall)
James
Ocean of Joy´s last blog ..Dying by Alex Grey My ComLuv Profile

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