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An Analysis of Why People Believe What They Do
In the majority of cases, whenever a foreign idea is presented to an audience which contradicts in some way their current beliefs, their first reaction is to dismiss it as nonsense and brush it
aside. If it continues to surface again and again, they will most likely begin to worry and fear that there might be some truth to this idea, but quickly dismiss it because it doesn't fit in with their conception of reality. Eventually this conflict will develop into something similar to a war, where the majority of the population is fighting in an attempt to suppress this foreign idea and restore the population back to its previous safe and sheltered state of existence. In some instances, the foreign idea and its
supporters come out on top, while in others the idea is suppressed and lies dormant for a period.
If you were to take a look through the pages of history, you would find evidence of this type of scenario occuring over and over again, and it's all the result of the way we are brought up and
conditioned. From the very day that we're born and on throughout the rest of our lives we are told what to believe and how to think.
Now, the way in which we are told this makes it seem as if the ideas which we are being presented with constitute some absolute truth or reality. Since our minds and intellects at such an early
period of growth are so undeveloped, we are dependant on others to live and to learn about the world. What we hear from our parents
and elders we believe to be the truth, for we have no way of criticising at the time. These early ideas germinate in our minds,
and as we grow up and our intellect develops they are reinforced because all we are taught is centered around those ideas.
Eventually a point is reached where we don't even consider questioning them, and most people live the rest of their lives in this belief system and never open their eyes to other possibilities.
Most of the people who read this and who are stuck in the position which was just described will dismiss this whole article as nonsense, raising the fact that there is no evidence to support these theories. True, there is no hard physical evidence, but there is evidence of this situation occuring. For instance, when we all
were young, we believed in certain things such as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. At that time in our lives, they were as real to us as any other idea in our head and we believed they existed. If
someone were to come up to us and deny their existence, we would get mad and angry at the person and dismiss them away. But, eventually as we grew more mature and our minds developed we began to realize that they did not really exist after all. The point that I'm trying to make is that the state of the majority of the people today can be compared to a young child who
believes in Santa Claus. Right now, most of the people believe that what they were brought up to believe is the absolute truth, when in
actuality it is no more real than when they believed the Easter Bunny to be real. As each of us advances and develops, so will the
human race, and hence more people will realize that what they have believed in is not the absolute reality which they thought it to
be.
Frater Love - jaak.ruytinx@pandora.be
PanPan, the Greek God of Lust
Has put forth his untold Truth
Some feel they must
Do what is rightfully justThe follow Pan!!!
Eternal, Superhuman Soul,
Of Man!!!Pan, the Greek God of Lust
Has built up his Magickal Gust
Mountains are blown to dust
Above rivers of red-ruby rustFrater Weird ludo.legein@pandora.be
Oracle's of the StoneThe Magickians Eyes now Sparkle
With the Light of the Oracle
It is Truly a Sign
A Sign of Time
Standing Still
Sword in Hand
Silent
Alone
OneWith Light, Love,
Law,
Liberty and Life,Death;
Rebirth
Resurrection
Truth to Light
Sword in Hand
Spiritual Gnosis
For Sure it's a Sign
With the Light of the Oracle
The Magickians Eyes now SparkleFrater Exfile
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Celebration of the Gods
The wine of Bacchus flows forth from the spout,
Of which all love and laughter come 'bout.
The dew of the heavens descends upon Man,
That ravenous god comes forth, O Pan!Thou God of Lust and Nature's way,
Come forth and show thyself today!
As Apollo's lyre spews forth a tune,
And move's our souls into a swoon.The maidens appear; the feast is set;
Our cravings are raw; our appetite wet.
Songs carry us to far away places,
Where smiles are seen on all of the faces.The dance begins and our spirits sail forth,
Towards higher things, and now, henceforth,
We shan't be us; but really be They,
The gods and forces of Nature's way.Higher and higher in ecstasy,
To catch a glimpse of Reality,
Ever onwards to that primal source,
That grinding, swirling, chaotic force.Frater Dollar left message to the dollar gourou jaak.ruytinx@pandora.be
What Is Reality?Reality is defined in the dictionary as the following: "1: the quality or state of being real 2a(1): a real event, entity, or state of affairs (2): the totality of real things and events b:
something that is neither derivative nor dependant but exists necessarily." Can reality actually be summed up in such a short
definition? Is there any truth or validity to the claim made by the compilers of the dictionary? Let's find out for ourselves. First of all it is defined as "the quality or state of being
real." How is this state determined or measured? Is there any objective way of testing the "reality" of something? What is meant
by "real" in the first place? Looking the term up we find this: "1:of or relating to fixed, permanent, or immovable things... 2a: not
artificial, fraudulent, illusory, or apparent..." So if we assume that some things are real, then there must be a sufficient amount
of things which are "not real" or illusory in nature. But how are the two distinguished? How is one to tell if the tree one sees in his or her backyard is "real" or "illusory?" Most of us would say that the decision is based on determinations by one's senses. One
can "see" the image of the tree, "feel" the bark and the sturdiness of the trunk, "hear" the rustling of the leaves in the wind, "smell" the fragrances from the wood, and even "taste" it if one chooses to do so. They are all sensory impressions - but the key word here is "impressions." What we sense are actually signals picked up from the environment by our sensory organs, which in turn send these signals to the brain to be interpereted.
The brain recieves signals from what is known as objective reality (through means of our sensory organs), and interperets them to form what is known as subjective reality. Most of us mistake
this subjective reality with objective reality and confuse the picture. With subjective reality, the brain interprets the signals it recieves in a way which conforms with the current personality of
the observer. The brain filters some things out which do not conform with a person's current settings, and even in some cases makes it seem as if something is there which is really not. The
whole of one's belief system is the major determining factor in these interpretations. One will "see" what one wants to "see." For
example, say that one is sitting alone at one's desk at night, and a "foreign element" enters the scene. For the sake of argument, this "foreign element" will be in the form of what appears to be a conscious and living entity. To a man of a scientific nature, he might interpret this element to be some form of "alien" or
something similar to a "UFO." A devout Christian or Priest might interpret this element as a "divine messenger from God." An occultist might consider this element to be an "angel, demon, or
spirit." Someone who believes in polytheism might interperet this element to be a certain "god" or "goddess" of his or her pantheon.
It is all subjective and relative. Almost all of what we sense has been altered or interpereted in one way or another by the brain. I don't think it would be stretching the idea one bit to say that the brain is the biggest deceiver of mankind.
So basically we have destroyed any hope of determining reality by means of our senses. How is one to glimpse or observe what is really out there? How can we percieve objective reality? Can we actually percieve objective reality at all? Since the senses and the brain seem to get in the way of any clear perception, it seems unlikely that objective reality can be "experienced" while one is bound within the confines of a physical body. Many say that in certain states of consciousness, where the body and mind are
transcended, a direct glimpse of this objective reality can be achieved. Others say that through the use of drugs of various sorts these doorways are opened up and one gets to peek through the door for a bit. Who knows what the truth is; perhaps there is no such thing? I honestly don't know, but whenever I'm asked what I believe
in I always respond with "I believe in everything, yet nothing."It's as clear as I can sum up my point of view.
Frater Rita
thanks for her help write toThe Herbal Corner
If women get to go to a gynecologist how come we men can't go to a guynecologist?
There is almost no information on herbs or folk remedies for men's health around in bookstores or in the libraries. I will be writing this column using many herbal sources at my disposal and
family recipes that have been passed down in my home. If you try yourself to seek out remedies and such you will find it almost impossible to find the adequate knowledge you need to help take
care of the male body in any Western literature. Though one important thing to remember is that to avoid having to treat any disease or sickness is to avoid the sickness in the first place,
and the best way of doing that is by maintaining a well nourished,exercised body. If you do this you will most likely avoid the need of any type of herbal or artificial treatment for sickness.
I can easily understand men who doubt the power and strength of plants to heal them. I feel the skepticism is a good thing, nothing should be taken at face value, you should look into it
yourself and see what you discover. I encourage you to contact me through this newsletter and we can share thoughts and ideas on what you feel works or does not work for you. Maybe together we can discover something new about these plants we use to heal ourselves. Funny thing is for my first discussion of a helpful herb, I'm
not going to talk about an herb but an insect, the bee. I've found the most effective remedy for preventing male problems are the substances made by the bee. The honey bee in my opinion is the
greatest herbalist in the world as he makes the five most potent health enhances in the world naturally. He produces five of the most precious substances found on earth: honey, royal jelly,
pollen, propolis and beeswax. A study was done a few years ago by a leading Russian biologist named Dr. Paavo Airola, in which he did
a survey of 200 of the oldest people on earth and asked them whattype of foods they ate and so on. 75% of these people responded back to him. All of them responded that one of the principle foods
they ate was honey. Also a large number of them were found to have bees or were bee keepers. Further survey of these people found that
these people, regularly would sell their honey and eat the residue at the bottom of the hives. What they were eating upon research was
pollen rich, natural unfiltered and unprocessed honey rich in a hugh number of amino acids, vitamins and many other substance
essential to human body to maintain health. There were five other factors that were isolated in these people. They lived at high
altitudes, were people of authority, they were very active, had a set routines and ate a wide number of unprocessed foods.
The special properties of this honey is assigned the fact that pollen is a direct maker of life. It is the male seed of the plant
kingdom. It is gathered by bees from flowers, mixed with the bee's own internal systems and flown backSo please do appicating these method on businees and their growth as no one
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