#281919 - 01/11/05 03:01 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
[Re: AlrikFassbauer]
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#281922 - 01/11/05 03:38 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
[Re: Tsel]
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I've grown up as a quite rational-logic-driven person, who uses his head instead of his heart.  My change was only a few years ago ... I mean that I opened my self to emotions ... a whole lotta new world ! I've learned to listen to other things, without giving up my "logical inferfaces", so to say I can still be a logical man, but I put in as addition things from the "emotional world" as well. To me, it's "the best of two worlds" Intuition can be a very effective things, once you've learnd to listen to it ... I'm still a thinker, thinking often too much, and doubting too much as well. Although I know who I am. I question my self too much I think ... but at least I'm on my way. And I question what I actually feel ... But at least I know that I'm on my way ...
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#281923 - 01/11/05 03:59 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
[Re: AlrikFassbauer]
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I find it logical to believe that there are more in this world than what we can see, i find it logical that entities from other realms / dimensions are a reality.
"If the defenition of "what is real" is something that we can feel, see, touch, smell, then real only means a series of electrical impulses, interpreted by the mind" - Morpheus, Matrix
there are more things thats real, we can sense it, one way or another...
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#281924 - 01/11/05 07:03 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
[Re: AlrikFassbauer]
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Registered: 05/18/03
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Technically, I'm reformed Christian (what is known in Germany as "Evangelisch"), but my mind wanders ... I still believe in the Creator and in Jesus, but there are things that are almost as important as this ... for example I consider Love as "the highest pinciple" of the whole Creation, so I think it wouldn't be bad if I would chose this as my Religion - still believing in the Creator, but additionally believing in this principle.
Well, I'm currently a bit into what's known as "spirituality", so my own opinions are sometimes a bit ... strange ?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the bible say love God and thy neighbor? Isn't that what you're saying your intrested in too?
Sorry, not really concentrating much today.
personally im supriaws by the polls, but it seems lots of people aren't voting but its good no matter what.
What do people think on the creation/evolution?
Or creation with evolution?
Edited by LewsTherinKinslayer13 (01/11/05 07:24 PM)
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#281931 - 01/14/05 02:21 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
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Probably, yes. *sigh*
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#281932 - 01/14/05 03:24 PM
Re: X-Mas vs. Christmas
[Re: Ubereil]
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When my youngest female cousin - her name was Elena - had died, she was *very* young, then, participated in the Grundschule (elementary school), there were the usual Meal after the funeral - that's tradition here. I'd call it "Remembrance Meal". During the meal children were running around, playing, like they ever did, like there wasn't so much sorrow around us, then. I said to my aunt - Elena had been her daughter - "if Elena was still with us, she would love this, running around, playing, like she ever did." And she agreed. From that day I think that it always is a good idea to keep good memories of a lost person - reminding what the person liked and perform that. If I would die, I would rather make some jokes to you to show you that there is more than that ... I wouldn't want you to completely cover yourself with grief and sorrow. How would a Jester be liked to be remembered ... So reminding my self of these jokes Kira liked ... is to me the possibly best way to keep her in good memories : I find a thing that she would've liked and laughed about - and remember that. Like this "dancing Jesus". Alrik.
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Do you guys also have the feeling that the world stopped turning there for a while? 
I couldn't get Kyra out of my head. I never met her in person, and still, I feel like I've lost my friend. I miss you, Kyra, I hope you will watch over us all!! 
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