Please, I exhort all of you, bring me up to the current year here ...

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

My collective take in what I recall of it was just those two words, but what I did read around it did not give me a stereotypical impression of an angel, rather silvery beings is how I would term it.

 

[KjEno186]

One of the books I downloaded and started reading from the forum Library is The Kabbalistic Mirror of Genesis by David Chaim Smith. We really do have a wealth of knowledge available. Sometimes the grass really is greener right where you are standing (and not in some book you heard about but can't read right now).

 

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

I have that book on the list to read as time permits.

 

[Roma]

In the Hindu tradition there are devas of various grades. The term deva/diva apparently means both shining and divine

In the Western traditions it is common to see lesser devas as nature spirits (e.g. managing a grove of trees) and greater devas (e.g. managing a landscape)

The intelligence that operates the middle soul in a human is a greater deva (angel) from the solar system - offering its assistance

 

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

Do angels and demons occupy regions? I know Enochina books Ive read point to the angels in that systems presiding over countries and regions.
Decarabia, for example, is reportedly in charge of Africa. If one manages one continent, then it makes me wonder what the layout is for the other six continents.

 

[Mider2009]

Do angels and demons occupy regions? I know Enochina books Ive read point to the angels in that systems presiding over countries and regions.
Decarabia, for example, is reportedly in charge of Africa. If one manages one continent, then it makes me wonder what the layout is for the other six continents.

Regions? Some supposedly occupy the wilderness

and they say Angels run everything

 

[Roma]

When flying at night from Asia to UK, I observed the national angels of some states. That of course is a functional location.

Many entities have functional locations including galactic.

Others are more opportunistic

 

[Öwnchef]

As can be seen by observing politics, the highest of the physical plane desires is the desire for power.

I wouldn't have expected to stumble on Nietzsche twice on my first day. But no, it is not. As Schopenhauer showed before, the highest desire is the will to survive. Or Freud, who showed the power of the Libido, Eros and Thanatos. Or ultimately Crowley by formulating the True Will, Thelema. No, the lust for power is weak and false in comparison.

 

[Öwnchef]

On the other hand politics is weak and false in itself. So there it might be true.

 

[OrdinaryTourist]

On the other hand politics is weak and false in itself. So there it might be true.

Politics is just how people relate to eachother. It's absolutely real, as long as there's been human relationships there's been politics. It's the macrocosm to the microcosm. There's nothing more real.

 

[Roma]

As Schopenhauer showed before, the highest desire is the will to survive.

That may be a male perspective. Given the high death rate in older times for women giving birth, it might seem that continuing the race is more important than survival for women

 

[Öwnchef]

Politics is just how people relate to eachother. It's absolutely real, as long as there's been human relationships there's been politics. It's the macrocosm to the microcosm. There's nothing more real.

There is nothing more real in your Neocortex. Which is the newest, tiniest and most helpless part of the brain. That part that thinks it is the most real and powerful. Still it can't even control the smallest part of the whole system. It is comparable to a bottle cork dancing on the waves of the ocean. Just like politicians.

 

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

So which part of the brain is most stimulated when achieving a silent mind meditation? Frontal lobe?

 

[Öwnchef]

That may be a male perspective. Given the high death rate in older times for women giving birth, it might seem that continuing the race is more important than survival for women

I give you that, Schopenhauer was a male. Like Nietzsche.
The first had the idea that survival (of the individuum or the race) is the highest form of will. His colleagues tried to debunk him. Freud came near with his baffeling concept of a will to die. Which he could never really proof.
But a will to power? Reminds me of Macchiavelli's Il Principe. A cynical world view that misses the most of life. De Sade shows in his 120 Days how shortsighted and mentally ill that perspective is. In the end it always leads to fascism and brutal destruction.

 

[OrdinaryTourist]

There is nothing more real in your Neocortex. Which is the newest, tiniest and most helpless part of the brain. That part that thinks it is the most real and powerful. Still it can't even control the smallest part of the whole system. It is comparable to a bottle cork dancing on the waves of the ocean. Just like politicians.

They're more in control than they'd like you to think.

 

[Öwnchef]

So which part of the brain is most stimulated when achieving a silent mind meditation? Frontal lobe?

That part gets very focused. Away from auditivity, therefore silent. Meditation can be seen as a substraction. As Jung showed, the substracted parts can get filled with subconcious material. That is often leading to highly interesting results, like in dreams where only parts of the brain are asleep.

 

[OrdinaryTourist]

In the end it always leads to fascism and brutal destruction.

What is being destroyed?

 

[Öwnchef]

They're more in control than they'd like you to think.

Of course not. But I don't care what politicians want. My will counts, not theirs.

 

[Öwnchef]

What is being destroyed?

The people they gained absolute power over. Finally they get destroyed themselves. Do you even history?

 

[OrdinaryTourist]

Of course not. But I don't care what politicians want. My will counts, not theirs.

I hope you enjoy the gas prices. I'd advise you to stock up on food.