Fact - Santa Claus didn’t come down the chimney, ride flying reindeer, have magical powers, or say ho ho ho or dole out coal …. He was a catholic priest who inherited a small fortune from his parents he gave the fortune away to poor children by putting A gold coin in there shoes (which were left by the front door each night) the ledged comes from the fact that he gave the money anonymously and when he died other good standing people in the community would once a year on the anniversary of Their saviour place coins in poor children’s shoes and say it was the work of saint Nicholas which was translated in to other languages including Dutch where his name became Sinterklaas which then got translated in to the English Santa Claus his feast day is the 5th of December and his relics were translated on may 9th he is the patron saint of sailors merchants pawnbrokers archer children students in Greece Belgium Romania Bulgaria Georgia Russia the republic of Macedonia Slovakia Serbia and Montenegro saint of Barranquilla Bari Amsterdam Beit Jala Siggiewi Liverpool and New York he died December 6th 364 AD in Myra, Lycia
And calling him Santa is the incorrect salutation because the rough translation of Santa is saint so when saying “come on kids lets go visit Santa” your actually saying “ come on kids lets go visit saint”
Also saint Nicholas never judged people as naught or nice he practiced the Christian belief of charity to all (as long as your Christian)
Chanukah on the other hand which is 166 years older than Jesus contains what my people believe to be an actual miracle
The word on the street (and among academic scholars ) is that in 200 BCE Israel was an autonomous kingdom with in the Syrian empire
In 175 BCE Antiochus (anti-ock-us) IV (4) Epiphanes (epifan-ees) ascended to the throne of the Syrian empire he looted the temple in Jerusalem and the Jews were massacred and Judaism was almost outlawed
Then in 167 BCE Antiochus ordered that alters of Zeus be made in all the temples through out Judea (Israel) along with busts of himself and that Hellenistic practices take place in the temples (sacrificing goats pigs and sheep to Greek gods)
It was at this time that a rabbi named Mattathias and his five sons Jochanan Simeon Eleazar Jonathan and Judah led a rebellion
By 166 BCE Mattathias had died and his son Judah took his place as leader of the rebellion he was known as Judah Maccabee (Judah the hammer)
In 165 BCE the Jews had won and the temple was liberated and rededicated Chanukah or Hunnaka was instituted by Judah to celebrate this only then did a “miracle” occur
When the temple was rededicated they had to relight the eternal lamp (a symbol of gods eternal presence) which had burnt out during the rebellion
They only had enough oil for the lamp for one day then when lit the lamp burnt for eight days while they made more oil
If you ask me this is one of the more believable miracles that has happened notice how it’s believable there is no defying the laws of physics (walking on water) reanimation of the dead (Lazarus) or shooting laser beams from the eyes (I’m joking)
Before you blindly follow something this festive season why not stop a moment and think about whats really going on
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
soul map : a theory of social interactivity
the soul map is a basic chart for mapping social interactivity and compatibility i paradoxically proves that everyone is different but statistically there must be some one exactly the same as you out there
by copying the chart below then getting someone who knows you emphatically to follow the map tracing from birth right through the 14 stops you can find your soul map then compare it to others to see how alike you are
1 birth
by copying the chart below then getting someone who knows you emphatically to follow the map tracing from birth right through the 14 stops you can find your soul map then compare it to others to see how alike you are
- Power this is birth
- Light you tend to see the world as a bright place
- Dark you tend to see the world as a dark place
- Create you create from nothing things forms and text
- Change your adept at taking a formed thing and adapting it to other make it better or make it suitable for yourself
- Destroy you destroy things returning forms to the base elements or beyond
- Spring sweet innocent and slightly sexual
- Summer warm and welcoming friendly and happy
- Autumn dry and witty and but fun
- Winter cold and aloof some time stubborn and formal
- Elemental - your emotions are rooted in chaos and messy
- Machine - your emotions are ordered and fine
- Temporal - emotionally your in the moment you don’t dwell or look forward
- Cognitive - emotionally you live in a constant state of looking forward
- Necromantic - you live in a constant state of dwelling in the past
- Peace - you live a peaceful life avoiding strife and aggression
- Kindness - you help others when ever and where ever you can
- Courage - your brave and bold
- Hope - you believe in the in the best of people and for people
- Faith - you believe weather it be in the divine or a higher power like justice
- Charity - you give of your self to others weather it be time or money
7 vice nature
- Greed - you hord money and material possessions
- Envy - you want to be like others who you think are better in some way
- Sloth - you abstain from physical labour doing things for your self alone
- gluttony - you over indulge in what ever you do other by over spending on shopping or over eating
- Wrath - you’re an angry person
- Pride - you gloat over your own successes and think your of a higher quality than others
- Lust - you over indulge in the pleasures of the flesh
- Earth - you’re a grounded and level headed person
- Fire - your bright but easy to anger
- Water - your overly emotional
- Air - you’re a bit of an air head and a daydreamer
- Metal - your strong but flexible
- Energy - your energetic and exhausting
- Wood - your supple and promote growth
- Ether - your aloof and mysterious
9 celestial foundry
- Mercury - warm and loving but impulsive
- Venues - romantic and kind but jealous
- Earth - maternal and sweet but overbearing
- Mars - destructive and mean but creative
- Jupiter - temperamental and intransigent but nostalgic
- Saturn - wise and knowledgeable but naive
- Uranus - untrusting and suspicious but loyal
- Neptune - emotional and enthusiastic but wrathful
- Pluto - paternal and official but judgemental
10 connection to the divine in context to the soul
- Monotheism - belief that there is one god and he/she is a being that controls the universe
- Pantheism - belief that god is not a being perse but is everything
- Polytheism - belief that there are multiple gods who work together to control the universe
- Paganism - faithful belief in the old religions worshiping the earth
- Ancestry - belief that your ancestors guide you and or your past lives have bearing on your life in absence of or embrace of a god/s
- Satanism - belief that evil controls the universe
- Philosophy - belief in thought over god
- Humanism - belief in humanity over god
- Agnosticism - non knowing of god or if he/she even exists
- Atheism - belief there is no god
11 the cognitive process
- Id - giving in to the unconscious mind impulsiveness and instinct
- Ego - the conscious mind the now and present often unable to make up ones mind the compromising mind
- Superego - conscience making the choice to do what is seen as morally and ethically right even if it goes against what feels natural
- Alter-ego - seeing the different aspect of life or the opposite to what the norm is
- Nihilism - the depressed mind thinking of the downside to situations
- Logical - fact based thought basing decisions on the correct facts and choosing the best path
- Emotive - basing thought on the emotional stand point at the time
- Sexual - basing thought on sexual impulse giving in to lust and the pleasure centre
- Abstract - thought based in a way that is not often used allowing for problem solving from a different angel
- Imaginative - the creative mind which dose not recycle information in to thoughts but creates holy new thoughts
- Neutral - the abstaining mind who concerns them self in the acts of existing only
- Aries Mar.21 Apr.20
- Taurus Apr. 21 May.22
- Gemini May.22 Jun. 23
- Cancer Jun. 23 Jul. 23
- Leo Jul. 23 Aug. 23
- Virgo Aug. 23 Sep. 23
- Libra Sep. 23 Oct. 23
- Scorpio Oct. 24 Nov. 22
- Sagittarius Nov. 23 Dec. 22
- Capricorn Dec. 22 Jan. 20
- Aquarius Jan. 20 Feb. 19
- Pieces Feb. 20 Mar. 21
- extravert - you’re an action orientated person relying on exterior forces to provide stimulus
- introvert - you an inert person relying on your self to provide stimulus
- façade - you appear to have a desirable personality while under the surface your true personality is less than what you think is appropriate
- heroic - you appear to be with out fear you can be a little bit of a live wire and see the world as an exciting place
- copy-able - you have a generic personality that is equally balanced and genuine
- depressed - you are a loner preferring your own company often sad
- happy - you’re a people person who sees the world as a bright and beautiful place
- naive - not foolish but some what lacking in knowledge of the real world you may have been brought up religiously or out of the public
- Annoying - you seem to have a good personality but only in short bursts after that you become oppressive
- over Confidant - you over estimate your self and others and are often disappointed
- angry - your fuelled by anger finding other irritating and illogical
- Secretive - you live privately not sharing your self with any one not letting any one know the real you
- Indie - you live independently from trends and social expectations some times seen as eccentric
14 philosophical construct
- Metaphysics - you ponder the nature of reality
- Ethics - you know what is right and stick by it
- Epistemology - you try to define what is knowledge and in that seek knowledge
- Logic - problem solving and finding the best way
- Aesthetics - you are concerned with the out ward appearance and discovering what that is
- Existentialism - you think of infinite possibilities and the infinite choice come from infinite possibilities
- Fatalism - you see no choices no options and believe there is a fate that you are subject too
- Absolutism - you see the world in two halves absolutely true or absolutely false black and white there is no middle ground for you
- Realism - you have both feet on the ground and define the world be what is there
- Optimism - the position that this is the best of all possible worlds
- Pessimism - the belief that the experienced world is the worst possible
- Political - you believe in the human held believes justice good law property rights obligations and government
- Materialism - you see the world how it is and only function of an item is the functions it can perform
- Idealism - you are unsure about the nature of reality and believe it can be changed
book
thease are the first few pages of a book im currently writing please leave lots and lots and lots of comments i want to know what people think
Hart stood in a field of wheat. Wheat which was pale yellow white and bright and almost an element of air and warmed by the sun which was not distant and yellow it was close and was orange and red it was glowed in the sky not shining and warmed the wheat and Hart. Hart took a deep breath and looked off in the distance along the horizon where the wheat kept going on with no sign of stoping till it vanished from sight into a petrol fuel haze of heat it was a severe heat that pressed all around him hugging him licking at his flesh making beads of sweat form on his fore head and on his neck he could feel the drops of warm sweat roll down his back and get lost in to the fabric of his shirt
there was no breeze of which to speak that could have cool him no wind to move his hair at all it was still there in the wheat there was no movement at all in the air the wheat was still each and every stalk stood motionlessly waiting. Hart held out his hands and brushed the top of the wheat his fingers danced over the wheat and the small bristles tickled his palms it was relaxing and he breathed deep and with every deep breathe he took hot air filled his lungs and relaxed him a tiny bit more
It was quiet in the wheat the only sound he could hear was the humming noise that heat makes and the distant ticking over of a sprinkler, which was not insight
It was beautiful where Hart stood the sky was shades of orange pink and red as the fiery sun sank slowly over a horizon of wheat that seemed so close yet so faraway
Then quite suddenly from across the field of wheat in a place he couldn’t see he herd someone call his name it sounded like an echo in reverse it started softly and got louder he turned to look again but the field that stretched far beyond he could see was empty he heard it again louder this time and more clearly it was a gentle voice and a strong voice then hart felt someone’s hand on his shoulder
Hart sat bolt up right at his desk banging his knees on the underside his school uniform was sticking to his back from the sweat he felt a little groggy and it took him a second to realise where he was he remembered most of the dream he recalled the wheat and the sun and the air and how it was peaceful
Mr Townsend his teacher was crouched in front of him his sparkling blue eyes examining Harts face he looked in to Harts eyes especially hart could tell he was thinking making notes about him but Hart could tell but he could not tell what they were or even if they were good or bad
“I’m leaving now, you have to leave too,” he said his voice was gentle and nice
of all the teachers at his school Mr Townsend was the nicest teacher hart had come across Mr Townsend let his students learn at there own pace instead of forcing them to learn things they weren’t ready for Mr Townsend was a fair man and a kind man and Hart didn’t know one person that thought otherwise
“Its three?” asked Hart “did I fall asleep?”
“At about one thirty I didn’t know my classes were that boring,” said Mr Townsend he had a wide bright smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye
“Sorry sir I had a late night last night and I don’t sleep very well anyways and I had a busy day and it is Friday,” said Hart hoping to explain his behaviour
“If I were angry Hart I would have woken you besides you know everything we covered today” said Mr Townsend he taught English and history and Hart was well schooled in both because he had Mr Townsend for both
It made Harts week a little more bearable to have a cool teacher like that especially on Fridays when Hart had him in lessons right after the first break in the morning for history and right before home time in the afternoon for English
“what time is it?” asked Hart looking out the window the sun was low a large part of it had sunk below the horizon he would have to walk home and that would be no short trip it would be pitch dark before he got there
“Twenty to six” said Mr Townsend checking his watch
Hart let out a long groan then started packing away the things he had gotten out to use during the lesson
“What’s wrong?” asked Mr Townsend as he watched hart hurriedly pack his school bag
“I have to walk home I live out on the far end of Cavendish road” said Hart
“Ouch” said Mr Townsend “I live on Huber street and I thought I lived a long way out If you want I can drop you home”
“That’s ok sir I’ll walk,” said hart
“Are you sure it’s not problem” said Mr Townsend
Hart looked out the window there was no breeze it was still and sticky and he did not relish having to walk home
“Ok but you can just drop me at your house I’ll walk from there I don’t want you to have to go out of your way” said Hart
“suit your self” said Mr Townsend and he pointed at the door there was a cleaning lady waiting she didn’t look impressed Hart got up and walked with mr townsend out of the class room
Mr townsend was tall very tall Hart was only just six foot tall and mr townsend towered over him mr townsend neared six foot six in height and his was solidly built too it was muscle he could have given the P.E teachers a run for there money if he had wanted to he had short cut dark blond hair and he drove a very stylish Lexus that was fully loaded which Hart felt bad about sitting in the seats were suede and he was all sweaty so as he lowered him self in the car he sat with his back arched so only his shoulder blades touched the seat mr townsend folded him self in to the car he seemed entirely to long to fit in to the car but he managed it and looked quite comfortable sitting there
Before he pulled out of the parking lot his pressed a button, the roof folded itself away in the back, and he drove off as they passed out of the gates of the school Mr Townsend turned and look at Hart and smiled
“I’m Archer,” he said and he held out his hand
“Pardon” asked Hart
“We’re not in school now you can call me Archer,” said Mr Townsend/Archer
“Ok” said Hart and he took his hand and shook it
They drove off the heat had driven everyone in doors so the roads were clear it was still a long way and half way there Archer started to talk
“You live such a long way out and you walk home?”
“Its exercise it takes me a good hour and a half to get home”
“Even in the heat?”
“Longer in the heat it’s fine tho” said hart “I guess well I mean my folks are real busy all the time so it’s walking or nothing”
“Oh” said Archer he was thinking hard “are you going to be in very much trouble that you’re this late home?”
“Nah truth be told they won’t notice I’m gone unless I miss Monday morning breakfast”
“Really?”
“Yeah mum and dad have a sort of open door policy my brothers and sisters and I are free to come and go as we please we can also bring people home for as long as there’s no boy/girl sleeping arrangements or boy/boy in my Brother Eden’s case”
“That’s very liberal of them”
“yeah there great” said hart with a sigh as the words came out he realised just how much sarcasm he had heaped in them he smiled and changed the subject
“So you live on Huber Street I thought that was all farms”
“It is all farms I live in one of the farm houses we rent our farm land off to our neighbours”
“Oh wow,” said Hart it was a brilliant idea
“yes I have wheat growing on one side and potatoes, strawberries and corn on the other side its very quiet at my house wheat and corn and potatoes don’t really need a lot of tending too” Archer chuckled “I asked the farmers for quiet crops”
Hart wondered how far he could go what he could ask he couldn’t think of anything to ask that was light and congenial the only questions he could think of were invasive Archer turned his head and smiled at him then looked at the road Hart was usually good at reading people but Archer was a complete mystery an open book written in a language Hart couldn’t read
With in five minuets Mr Townsend pulled the car up out side an old style house it reminded Hart of something iconic something classic but he could not make up his mind as to what
The house was two stories and white, there was a peeling white picket fence, it had a big veranda and all the doors and windows stood open there was funky music coming form the house that made Harts foot tap
the front yard was quite big and made Hart think there would be no back yard it was a thin parcel of land with the side fences only three or four meters from the edge of the veranda
In the front garden there was a large tree with a swing and large brick barbeque facing each other there was an old stump with an axe sticking out of it and gardens beds around the edges of the slightly raised veranda it was a beautiful place and subtly iconic
“Wow” said Hart “very nice house”
“Thanks” said Archer he sat still for a second and looked at Hart “you hungry?”
“I’m seventeen,” said Hart Archer looked at him funnily “I’m always hungry I could eat sheet metal”
“Would you like to stay for dinner?” asked Archer he smiled again
“Umm” Hart paused thinking would it be incredibly uncomfortable to eat at his teacher’s house and what would they talk about Hart looked at Archer whose smile warmer “ok” said Hart not wanting to offend Archer
“I mean as long as your folks are ok with it?” said Archer noticing Harts uneasiness
“it’s fine there fine with it if there worried they’ll call me” said Hart more confidently Archer nodded and got out of the car surprisingly gracefully the house was quite isolated the nearest house was up the street five maybe even six hundred meters the isolation in the middle of the rural suburbia was some how refreshing the other farm houses usually sat in pairs with neighbours across the road this house sat by itself
Farmlands them selves weren’t that unusual for the area they lived in there suburb was a pleasant mix of suburban and rural and all just a hour and an a half train ride from the city Archer walked through the gate and up the path first followed by Hart
“Families home” called a woman’s voice from inside the house as Archer reached the front steps
THE BALLAD OF
HART GRAVES
PART ONE
THE HEAT
AND THE HEART
Chapter one
Hart stood in a field of wheat. Wheat which was pale yellow white and bright and almost an element of air and warmed by the sun which was not distant and yellow it was close and was orange and red it was glowed in the sky not shining and warmed the wheat and Hart. Hart took a deep breath and looked off in the distance along the horizon where the wheat kept going on with no sign of stoping till it vanished from sight into a petrol fuel haze of heat it was a severe heat that pressed all around him hugging him licking at his flesh making beads of sweat form on his fore head and on his neck he could feel the drops of warm sweat roll down his back and get lost in to the fabric of his shirt
there was no breeze of which to speak that could have cool him no wind to move his hair at all it was still there in the wheat there was no movement at all in the air the wheat was still each and every stalk stood motionlessly waiting. Hart held out his hands and brushed the top of the wheat his fingers danced over the wheat and the small bristles tickled his palms it was relaxing and he breathed deep and with every deep breathe he took hot air filled his lungs and relaxed him a tiny bit more
It was quiet in the wheat the only sound he could hear was the humming noise that heat makes and the distant ticking over of a sprinkler, which was not insight
It was beautiful where Hart stood the sky was shades of orange pink and red as the fiery sun sank slowly over a horizon of wheat that seemed so close yet so faraway
Then quite suddenly from across the field of wheat in a place he couldn’t see he herd someone call his name it sounded like an echo in reverse it started softly and got louder he turned to look again but the field that stretched far beyond he could see was empty he heard it again louder this time and more clearly it was a gentle voice and a strong voice then hart felt someone’s hand on his shoulder
Hart sat bolt up right at his desk banging his knees on the underside his school uniform was sticking to his back from the sweat he felt a little groggy and it took him a second to realise where he was he remembered most of the dream he recalled the wheat and the sun and the air and how it was peaceful
Mr Townsend his teacher was crouched in front of him his sparkling blue eyes examining Harts face he looked in to Harts eyes especially hart could tell he was thinking making notes about him but Hart could tell but he could not tell what they were or even if they were good or bad
“I’m leaving now, you have to leave too,” he said his voice was gentle and nice
of all the teachers at his school Mr Townsend was the nicest teacher hart had come across Mr Townsend let his students learn at there own pace instead of forcing them to learn things they weren’t ready for Mr Townsend was a fair man and a kind man and Hart didn’t know one person that thought otherwise
“Its three?” asked Hart “did I fall asleep?”
“At about one thirty I didn’t know my classes were that boring,” said Mr Townsend he had a wide bright smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye
“Sorry sir I had a late night last night and I don’t sleep very well anyways and I had a busy day and it is Friday,” said Hart hoping to explain his behaviour
“If I were angry Hart I would have woken you besides you know everything we covered today” said Mr Townsend he taught English and history and Hart was well schooled in both because he had Mr Townsend for both
It made Harts week a little more bearable to have a cool teacher like that especially on Fridays when Hart had him in lessons right after the first break in the morning for history and right before home time in the afternoon for English
“what time is it?” asked Hart looking out the window the sun was low a large part of it had sunk below the horizon he would have to walk home and that would be no short trip it would be pitch dark before he got there
“Twenty to six” said Mr Townsend checking his watch
Hart let out a long groan then started packing away the things he had gotten out to use during the lesson
“What’s wrong?” asked Mr Townsend as he watched hart hurriedly pack his school bag
“I have to walk home I live out on the far end of Cavendish road” said Hart
“Ouch” said Mr Townsend “I live on Huber street and I thought I lived a long way out If you want I can drop you home”
“That’s ok sir I’ll walk,” said hart
“Are you sure it’s not problem” said Mr Townsend
Hart looked out the window there was no breeze it was still and sticky and he did not relish having to walk home
“Ok but you can just drop me at your house I’ll walk from there I don’t want you to have to go out of your way” said Hart
“suit your self” said Mr Townsend and he pointed at the door there was a cleaning lady waiting she didn’t look impressed Hart got up and walked with mr townsend out of the class room
Mr townsend was tall very tall Hart was only just six foot tall and mr townsend towered over him mr townsend neared six foot six in height and his was solidly built too it was muscle he could have given the P.E teachers a run for there money if he had wanted to he had short cut dark blond hair and he drove a very stylish Lexus that was fully loaded which Hart felt bad about sitting in the seats were suede and he was all sweaty so as he lowered him self in the car he sat with his back arched so only his shoulder blades touched the seat mr townsend folded him self in to the car he seemed entirely to long to fit in to the car but he managed it and looked quite comfortable sitting there
Before he pulled out of the parking lot his pressed a button, the roof folded itself away in the back, and he drove off as they passed out of the gates of the school Mr Townsend turned and look at Hart and smiled
“I’m Archer,” he said and he held out his hand
“Pardon” asked Hart
“We’re not in school now you can call me Archer,” said Mr Townsend/Archer
“Ok” said Hart and he took his hand and shook it
They drove off the heat had driven everyone in doors so the roads were clear it was still a long way and half way there Archer started to talk
“You live such a long way out and you walk home?”
“Its exercise it takes me a good hour and a half to get home”
“Even in the heat?”
“Longer in the heat it’s fine tho” said hart “I guess well I mean my folks are real busy all the time so it’s walking or nothing”
“Oh” said Archer he was thinking hard “are you going to be in very much trouble that you’re this late home?”
“Nah truth be told they won’t notice I’m gone unless I miss Monday morning breakfast”
“Really?”
“Yeah mum and dad have a sort of open door policy my brothers and sisters and I are free to come and go as we please we can also bring people home for as long as there’s no boy/girl sleeping arrangements or boy/boy in my Brother Eden’s case”
“That’s very liberal of them”
“yeah there great” said hart with a sigh as the words came out he realised just how much sarcasm he had heaped in them he smiled and changed the subject
“So you live on Huber Street I thought that was all farms”
“It is all farms I live in one of the farm houses we rent our farm land off to our neighbours”
“Oh wow,” said Hart it was a brilliant idea
“yes I have wheat growing on one side and potatoes, strawberries and corn on the other side its very quiet at my house wheat and corn and potatoes don’t really need a lot of tending too” Archer chuckled “I asked the farmers for quiet crops”
Hart wondered how far he could go what he could ask he couldn’t think of anything to ask that was light and congenial the only questions he could think of were invasive Archer turned his head and smiled at him then looked at the road Hart was usually good at reading people but Archer was a complete mystery an open book written in a language Hart couldn’t read
With in five minuets Mr Townsend pulled the car up out side an old style house it reminded Hart of something iconic something classic but he could not make up his mind as to what
The house was two stories and white, there was a peeling white picket fence, it had a big veranda and all the doors and windows stood open there was funky music coming form the house that made Harts foot tap
the front yard was quite big and made Hart think there would be no back yard it was a thin parcel of land with the side fences only three or four meters from the edge of the veranda
In the front garden there was a large tree with a swing and large brick barbeque facing each other there was an old stump with an axe sticking out of it and gardens beds around the edges of the slightly raised veranda it was a beautiful place and subtly iconic
“Wow” said Hart “very nice house”
“Thanks” said Archer he sat still for a second and looked at Hart “you hungry?”
“I’m seventeen,” said Hart Archer looked at him funnily “I’m always hungry I could eat sheet metal”
“Would you like to stay for dinner?” asked Archer he smiled again
“Umm” Hart paused thinking would it be incredibly uncomfortable to eat at his teacher’s house and what would they talk about Hart looked at Archer whose smile warmer “ok” said Hart not wanting to offend Archer
“I mean as long as your folks are ok with it?” said Archer noticing Harts uneasiness
“it’s fine there fine with it if there worried they’ll call me” said Hart more confidently Archer nodded and got out of the car surprisingly gracefully the house was quite isolated the nearest house was up the street five maybe even six hundred meters the isolation in the middle of the rural suburbia was some how refreshing the other farm houses usually sat in pairs with neighbours across the road this house sat by itself
Farmlands them selves weren’t that unusual for the area they lived in there suburb was a pleasant mix of suburban and rural and all just a hour and an a half train ride from the city Archer walked through the gate and up the path first followed by Hart
“Families home” called a woman’s voice from inside the house as Archer reached the front steps
Updated !!!!
i totally updated my blogger account so i can totally copy and past stuff from my lap top to my blog ... something I’ve wanted to do for a while now
you shouldn't assume that i know what im doing with computers because i have a blog
you shouldn't assume that i know what im doing with computers because i have a blog
Friday, November 20, 2009
things i think
here are a few things i think about life the universe popular culture and fashion
i promise i won't be a downer this post
i promise i won't be a downer this post
- Usb stick memory card do-dads can be a fashionable accessory when worn right
- a comfortable couch that you can sleep on is very very valuable
- Jonathan Adler is a genius . . . i can't afford anything he makes but he is a genius
- spending a night drinking and reading tarot cards is fun
- finding the perfect combo of incense is important
- you should never smoke so much pot that you can't get stoned from two joints
- cool little tchotchkes, empty airplane bottles and funky little things are awesome to have and to look at especially when placed on shelves in front of books or dvd
- down loading music is tacky unless you can help it buy the hole CD you get the cool insert sleeve and the correct songs
- making your own art weather it be painting music or writing is so so so important even if its not good (remember your mum will like any thing you do as long as its not too disturbing)
- your family is not just the people you're related to
- there is no such thing as the 'spelling police' ... its ok to make mistakes
- you should fall in love ever opportunity you get
- not having pictures and things on your walls denotes a lack of courage, inspiration and imagination (and i don't mean family photos i mean movie posters and maps and inspiring pictures, lists, old scratched CD(that catch light and are kind sweet) )
- buy random things from Ebay they should be things you've allway wanted or think are cool
- cool rings (for your fingers) are cool
- every one should keep a scrap book of cool and inspiring pictures
- post-it notes are so handy especially when combined with a mirror theres nothing better than fixing your hair and being able to jot down an important thought
- never buy shampoo or conditioner that smells to strongly cos you can give your self a headache
- classic movies are classic for a reason don't be so dense as to think that just because its in black and white or 90% of the actors in the movie died of old age the movie isn't good
- create your own style of dress because no one wants to see thirty guys wearing the same exact clothes (also fluro clothing is ugly)
- be a lone wolf instead of a sheep
- don't believe in anything that can't be seen unless it's at least 5 thousand years old
- anime is cool people who say it isn't have other A: never seen it B: have preconceived misconceptions or C: are douche bags
- your sexual preference has nothing to do with your fashion sense or style
- once upon a time people dressed up to go to the cinema its a shame to see people go super casually (i personally all ways dress a little up)
- sex is fun don't wait to do it but when you do do it do it safely
- don't just read what every one else is reading this makes for boring conversation read something none of your friends have read before (and just because you read all the twilight books dose not make you a Rhodes scholar of literature )
- don't let your friends decide what your favourite things are
- listen to as many different types of music as you can you can find something you like in every genre
- don't be afriaid
- a friend once said she wouldn't watch a tv show because too many people watch it .... that's silly and stupid don't do that
- being a movie buff means you watch and own movies of all genres if you refuse to watch certain movies then your NOT a movie buff/ movie aficionado or movie critic you are a movie watcher
- not playing or watching sports is just fine (you don't have to exercise just because everyone else dose the gym is a cult)
- just because you've been to university and you have a degree doesn't mean you can gloat (gloating and lauding your degree over others makes you seem petty and like a loser and it will cost you friends and loved ones)
- feminism is about equal rights not men bashing (women who claim that women are better than men are do more harm than good )
- religion is a private and personal thing don't try to convert others imagine how you would feel if someone tried to convert you (and don't try to convert people if you don't know about there religion or enough about your own)
- Shakespeare retellings are a great way for new audiences to see great work (this goes for any classic retelling)
- signing a petition will take 2 minuets out of your life and might help someone in need its the least you can do
- don't be scared of who you are ('what you are is defined entirely by who you are' by Tony Kushner - paraphrased)
- write a blog (and read other peoples)
these are my opinions and are subject to change by me alone they are right in my view and you can do a thing about it
Thursday, November 5, 2009
my theory of time travel
the story book theory
The story book theory works on the premise that the time traveller becomes all knowing of his own lives events in the past
As he changes the events of the past as he knew them and time changes he retains the original memory of how events occur as well as the new memories allowing him to stay a head of the time flux
He would be partially excluded from the time flux because he isn't in his present to be changed but still is affected because he now lived differently allowing him to know a possible future that once was the actual future
Eg john stole his cousins girl friend and they eventually married which led the cousins to never be friends and they grew in to adults who hate each other john goes back in time and stops him self from stealing the girl friend he would retain the memory of hating his cousin and marrying the girlfriend but also the memory or growing up as best friends with his cousin and marrying a different woman both futures are correct in his mind
He has gained ultimate knowledge up to the point where he went back in time he is able to know all the events that happened in both times
The grandfather paradox is solved with my supplemental theory called the uncle theory
If john goes back in time and kills his grandfather he creates partially voids his own existence how ever he is proven to exist thus a secondary figure becomes his grandfather for example johns grandfathers brother this man then becomes johns grandfather in this johns physiology and even his name may change how ever this slightly altered person "James" retains all the knowledge of his dead grandfather and the new knowledge of his grandfathers brother being his grandfather
The story book theory works on the premise that the time traveller becomes all knowing of his own lives events in the past
As he changes the events of the past as he knew them and time changes he retains the original memory of how events occur as well as the new memories allowing him to stay a head of the time flux
He would be partially excluded from the time flux because he isn't in his present to be changed but still is affected because he now lived differently allowing him to know a possible future that once was the actual future
Eg john stole his cousins girl friend and they eventually married which led the cousins to never be friends and they grew in to adults who hate each other john goes back in time and stops him self from stealing the girl friend he would retain the memory of hating his cousin and marrying the girlfriend but also the memory or growing up as best friends with his cousin and marrying a different woman both futures are correct in his mind
He has gained ultimate knowledge up to the point where he went back in time he is able to know all the events that happened in both times
The grandfather paradox is solved with my supplemental theory called the uncle theory
If john goes back in time and kills his grandfather he creates partially voids his own existence how ever he is proven to exist thus a secondary figure becomes his grandfather for example johns grandfathers brother this man then becomes johns grandfather in this johns physiology and even his name may change how ever this slightly altered person "James" retains all the knowledge of his dead grandfather and the new knowledge of his grandfathers brother being his grandfather
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
WORDS 1
Any one who knows me knows that i read alot of books and watch alot of tv and movies here is some of my favorite peices of advice or quotes and even a few things i've thought of my self
- There is no Zion save where you are
- Ideas are immortal
- Those who suffer for others suffer forever
- A windmill
- I am not a puppet to be controlled
- Power comes from words
- I an angel devoured my own wings in disgust at the world
- Inspiration
- So this is my retribution
- The bad days and the good life had been no mere matter of roses
- The beast that shouted “I” at the heart of the world
- Is there no way out of the mind
- Welcome to the desert of the real
- The fate of destruction is the joy of rebirth
- Vi veri veniversum vivus vici - by the power of truth I while living have concored the universe
- Demand me nothing what you know you know from this time forth I never will speak a word
- C’est la vie
- In the kingdom of the blind the one eyed man is king
- What I am is defined entirely by who I am
- In the new century I think we will all be insane
- Where they burn books they will end in burning human beings
- Quis hic locus quae regio quae mundi plaga - what world is this ? What kingdom? What shores of what world?
- The light of truth shines brighter than all the stars I heaven
- Make your own kind of music
- My hearts an anchor
- Love is…
- it’s your life… be creative
- I’m an albatross
- Close your eyes count to ten and see the world again
- Please god make me a stone
- What if the hokey-pokie is what it’s all about?
- Natural sexual allure
- it’s a good thing
- I love the idea of you
- Yes, no , maybe
- We are blind in the darkness
- For the great many things I can’t say to you I’ll say this : alcohol is a comfort to me because of you
- Why
- it’s all about reference tools
- Individuality exists for a reason
- I thought what I’d do was I’d pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes
- You bring light in
- You spin me right round
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