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Originally posted by dontreally
HUH?
Right handness is bad, than?
you sound just as strange as the people who regard left handedness as evil..
It makes no difference whether one is left or right handed.
And as for the 'right handednesss' being bad, as youve implied. Is that why the word 'right' connotes correct? and Left, 'to leave' as in to deviate, from whats true and right?
I think there will always be more people who are right handed. Its an indication of correct thinking, and mindfulness. The Left does imply feeling, but too much feeling becomes decadence and sensualism. which is just as bad as those complete idiots who force lefties to become right handed.
Originally posted by Cosmic.Artifact
Originally posted by dontreally
HUH?
Right handness is bad, than?
you sound just as strange as the people who regard left handedness as evil..
It makes no difference whether one is left or right handed.
And as for the 'right handednesss' being bad, as youve implied. Is that why the word 'right' connotes correct? and Left, 'to leave' as in to deviate, from whats true and right?
I think there will always be more people who are right handed. Its an indication of correct thinking, and mindfulness. The Left does imply feeling, but too much feeling becomes decadence and sensualism. which is just as bad as those complete idiots who force lefties to become right handed.
I am not implying right handers are bad/evil only that they just don't "get it" you can name it anything you want ... there is also a major difference between left and right hemispheres and I guess one way to prove this would be experiment.
... Wait they've already done numerous studies
Originally posted by sliceNodice
I'm a right hander, and I scored a "73% right brain" on a brain hemisphere dominance test. So, I think the whole left handed people in their right minds position is a rather generalizing idea, and not as set in stone as most would like to think.
Originally posted by tonypazzohome
i was "born lefty" but made to be righty. i can draw with my left hand and am very right brained. now i sorta try to master both hemispheres. on a lighter note, rise of left handed people - vatican warns of increase in demonic activity - look out!
Originally posted by dontreally
So, you think all people should be left handed?
you dont think a balance between the two is the way to go?
Originally posted by dontreally
The kabbalists say from the perspective of G-d, left is more internal. I guess it depends on your perspective. We are a created reality, and thus seek reunion with our source, which is the 'right'. G-d however, decided to create a universe, so essentially, his first action was from the "left". And thus paradoxically, left is more internal
Originally posted by MGriff
Left handers are in their right minds is as general as saying the left hand is the hand of the devil and needs to be remedied immediately...
Originally posted by Cosmic.Artifact
Originally posted by dontreally
The kabbalists say from the perspective of G-d, left is more internal. I guess it depends on your perspective. We are a created reality, and thus seek reunion with our source, which is the 'right'. G-d however, decided to create a universe, so essentially, his first action was from the "left". And thus paradoxically, left is more internal
the Kabbalists say what ?
I believe totally on the other hand that we were created to live in the light and feel it's joys.
your words have no meaning here, so no preaching please...
edit on 12/8/2010 by Cosmic.Artifact because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dontreally
Originally posted by Cosmic.Artifact
Originally posted by dontreally
The kabbalists say from the perspective of G-d, left is more internal. I guess it depends on your perspective. We are a created reality, and thus seek reunion with our source, which is the 'right'. G-d however, decided to create a universe, so essentially, his first action was from the "left". And thus paradoxically, left is more internal
the Kabbalists say what ?
I believe totally on the other hand that we were created to live in the light and feel it's joys.
your words have no meaning here, so no preaching please...
edit on 12/8/2010 by Cosmic.Artifact because: (no reason given)
I was sharing a perspective...My perspective.
Youve been preaching throughout this thread giving the impression that the 'left' and 'feeling' and thus probably (if i understand your gnostic views correctly) sexuality, as being the way of the future... which is why more people are being born with left handedness.
The idea of 'living in the light' and feeling its joys, i think ,could be deceptive. What does living in the light and feeling its joys, imply in a moral sense?
Originally posted by dontreally
Liberal paganism? ?
Worship of Athena? Dionysus?
This is the vibe im getting from you...
Originally posted by dontreally
Well its funny that theres a correspondence between the left hand and the right brain, and the right hand with the left brain.
That completely parallels the sefirot. The right vector of Chesed is directly related to Binah, whereas Gevurah is more related to Hokmah.
In anycase, from our perspective, right is more internal. The kabbalists say from the perspective of G-d, left is more internal. I guess it depends on your perspective. We are a created reality, and thus seek reunion with our source, which is the 'right'. G-d however, decided to create a universe, so essentially, his first action was from the "left". And thus paradoxically, left is more internal.
In either case. Right should rule the left. The mind control the heart, and the soul the body. But at the same time, the left is the vector being focused on. The "body" needs to be fixed. The heart, and emotions, need to be refined. And this world, is the world G-d created. Adn he created it because paradoxically, hes most revealed in this world.
This is the theology of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in the ChaBad movement. Its called Dirah Betachtonim - "A dwelling in the lower world". Its actually quite an amazingly elegant theology.
G-d is one and indescribable. Likewise, this world is one, and appears to have no source and extends on infinitely. G-d completely reveals himself in this world, and we have yet to understand how that is.
Originally posted by Cosmic.Artifact
Originally posted by dontreally
Originally posted by Cosmic.Artifact
Originally posted by dontreally
The kabbalists say from the perspective of G-d, left is more internal. I guess it depends on your perspective. We are a created reality, and thus seek reunion with our source, which is the 'right'. G-d however, decided to create a universe, so essentially, his first action was from the "left". And thus paradoxically, left is more internal
the Kabbalists say what ?
I believe totally on the other hand that we were created to live in the light and feel it's joys.
your words have no meaning here, so no preaching please...
edit on 12/8/2010 by Cosmic.Artifact because: (no reason given)
I was sharing a perspective...My perspective.
Youve been preaching throughout this thread giving the impression that the 'left' and 'feeling' and thus probably (if i understand your gnostic views correctly) sexuality, as being the way of the future... which is why more people are being born with left handedness.
The idea of 'living in the light' and feeling its joys, i think ,could be deceptive. What does living in the light and feeling its joys, imply in a moral sense?
yes I do apologize, but I did start the thread after all... Though I am not preaching or trying to convert anyone to a religion or other I did bring up one thing only and that if the Left-Hand suppression was pre-Biblical ?
I hear your perspective and am reading what you type, may I ask if you are left handed ?
Originally posted by dontreally
The only case where right and left handedness became relevant, is the Temple Service. In the holy Temple in Jerusalem, only right handed Cohanim could officiate. The left handed ones could do everything else, except this.
So i suppose there is an implication that left handed people are less spiritually fit for certain activities in Jewish thought,
Originally posted by tonypazzohome
are you a student of the kabbalah? i have some rudimentary knowledge of its principles and am very interested. there is a center here in nyc which gives classes. i've been thinking of taking one. do you have any experience with this?