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Originally posted by halfoldman
reply to post by EnlightenUp
If we're of the mindset that rude gestures chase away higher, omnipotent beings, then we might as well crap in front of them.
Originally posted by EnlightenUp
reply to post by Hazelnut
The Banishing Ritual of the Middle Finger (aka. The Language of the Flipping Birds) also works. It can be performed in the astral realm through strong visualizations. It's very hard to show through verbalization however. It also isn't generally taught to an initiate unless under direct supervision of a Master.
[edit on 10/23/2009 by EnlightenUp]
Originally posted by halfoldman
The Internet and cyberspace have been much highlighted as a new means of abuse concerning privacy, from spurned lovers uploading compromising pics of their exes, to locker-room webcams. Understandably, this upsets us very much. And yet, we are happy to believe in omnipotent entities like aliens, angels, spirits and gods who can watch our every move and thought, even in opur most intimate moments, or even just banaly taking a bath or sitting on the loo. Is there any way we can keep God, gods, aliens, ghosts out of our bathrooms? I think our actions and thoughts there should be private, without other-wordly staring/spying. Does anyone agree?
Originally posted by halfoldman
Perhaps one could paraphrase and say: "In foxholes nobody likes to be an atheist, but on the loo EVERYBODY would like to be an atheist" (without some entity watching).
Interestingly, the Hare Krishna's keep their books and chanting beads outside the cubicle, in Islam the toilet is associated with the Djin "demon". And honestly, I haven't seen too many Bibles on Christian toilets either. How strange?