Bless your heart pal

Oh jesus

it is what it is

"bless your heart" is cancer

BlEsS YoUR LiTtLe HeArT

Plenty of people have mixed definitions of southern and Midwest and new englander

There's not really a concensus

I am of the view that God is an essence. a consciousness beyond our level of understanding because it is consciousness itself

@ManOWar Bless your gayness

The hermeticists had a theory of that we exist in the mind of God/

@Nephil The Pumpkin King basicly the matrix

that God is asleep and we are in his dream

I am of the view that leprechauns are an essence, beyond any level we could possibly understand. @Punished Korgoth

Yep. but more cosmic and mystical

Leprechauns ar eincorporeal beings. not actual physical entities

lets start the church of the great leprechaun

I agree

lol

all hail the pot of gold!

Where are my altar boys

The Red Pill church

I demand altar boys

any who disturb the lucky charm church will be sacrificed !

For further information look at the writings of Rene Guenon

finally a church with no pedophilia lol

Hermeticism as a philosophy is rather interesting. too bad a bunch of new agers are hijacking it

@ManOWar I can't refute that

@Babyshaker thats what you think <:BootyWarrior:591320202034282550>

All hail computing forever

@Nephil The Pumpkin King i'll look more into Hermeticism i don't know much or anything about it

I am still fairly new to the subject myself

A lot of it is heavily Platonic in metaphysics

i wouldn't go to deep into hermeticism

i mean, i doubt i will believe anything about it but it might be a interesting subject to explore

I like some of philosophy but I have to go kind of easy on it. I'm more into history

i did on accident and wierd things happened

Yeah it happens

Basically what my understanding is that everything is governed by natural law

As in regardless of whether people believe or not we are still subject to these laws

the world we live in may be an illusion but it doesn't exempt us from its rules and laws and we still have to follow them

this is one of life's many paradoxes