Showing posts with label terrence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label terrence. Show all posts
Friday, March 06, 2009
Be We Me
What are your first premises? If you don't know these, how can you love yourself? If you can't love yourself, then how can you know what love is? How can you build with love if you are indentured by love and operating on a deficit?
How does one download a new operating system? Isn't that what we are doing? How are we judging the system we are putting in its place? Are we going to put new wine into new bottles?
As we finally arrive at the future, all bets are off.
We Be Me
Me Be We
Be Me We
Be We Me
Me We Be
We Me Be
Digamma
Qoppa
San Sampi
Thursday, February 12, 2009
The Human Agenda
"Once you overcome all limitation, what is the human agenda?"
Terrence McKenna
Dani*, this one is for you.
Monday, January 26, 2009
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
The following charts are from the St Louis Federal Reserve Bank. The analysis is from East Coast Economics. For now, these guys get to stay on the island and they have immunity for the next round because they know how to say "Oh Shit" in public.
This chart depicts total borrowing from the Federal Reserve Bank up through 2007.

This is the same chart extended through 2008, with the scale adjusted to fit the data...

For an better description click here. I am afraid there is no way out except forward. Terrence McKenna was right about the great leap forward.
On January 6, 1954, Meishu-sama wrote:
We sure seem to need a superhero. Besides Rush Limbaugh, does anyone else wish for failure?
This chart depicts total borrowing from the Federal Reserve Bank up through 2007.

This is the same chart extended through 2008, with the scale adjusted to fit the data...

For an better description click here. I am afraid there is no way out except forward. Terrence McKenna was right about the great leap forward.
On January 6, 1954, Meishu-sama wrote:
The most important step to take toward making this a full reality is to discard all Shojo attitudes and become totally Daijo in spirit. In other words, there should appear a movement which includes religion, science, government, economy, art and every other area of material life, yet transcends them all. It should be led by a spiritual giant who is endowed with superhuman power and wisdom, one who can lead everyone toward that goal.
We sure seem to need a superhero. Besides Rush Limbaugh, does anyone else wish for failure?
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