Message from @J_G_

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2019-10-04 06:34:33 UTC  

Sounds like a radical liberal according to the discription

2019-10-04 06:35:08 UTC  

Hm well he was married and believed in God

2019-10-04 06:36:05 UTC  

Hm probably was a free thinker, i havent read much by him,

2019-10-04 06:36:32 UTC  

Im told Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is good

2019-10-04 06:36:54 UTC  

Stoicism

2019-10-04 06:37:38 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/575596504702517248/629567791678357514/Screenshot_20191003-233725_Amazon_Kindle.jpg

2019-10-04 06:37:48 UTC  

Already own it

2019-10-04 06:37:57 UTC  

Guess I could give it a read

2019-10-04 06:43:30 UTC  

Bingo

2019-10-04 06:45:47 UTC  

Blake was on another level than just a liberal, he was on the level of prophet. Good or Evil i dont know, but at least he believed in Jesus and God and seems to be in love with spirit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem_The_Emanation_of_the_Giant_Albion

2019-10-04 06:49:56 UTC  

Is this like don Quixote?

2019-10-04 06:49:58 UTC  

Ah but as for advice, maybe not

2019-10-04 06:50:37 UTC  

Blake seems to be trying to illustrate the ineffable

2019-10-04 06:50:44 UTC  

Its artsy

2019-10-04 06:51:05 UTC  

To say what cant be said

2019-10-04 06:51:26 UTC  

Maybe one day

2019-10-04 06:53:34 UTC  

The Gita is rather dope. Found it at Airborne school in the 1990s, looked at it for a half an hour. Thought it was weird, put it down. Now its dope though. Just a dude having an existential crisis and God is answering all his questions.

2019-10-04 06:55:52 UTC  

The issue is translations. The one the hare Krishnas sell is fine, but they have a personal agenda to promote their brand. There are translations that are more fair out there.

2019-10-04 06:56:18 UTC  

Plenty on amazon

2019-10-04 06:57:22 UTC  

As long as it has the original sanskrit and transliteration you can look at that to infer the meaning if the translation doesnt sit right.

2019-10-04 06:59:22 UTC  

Ramayana is a really cool story about a different avatar of God from 5000 years ago

2019-10-04 07:00:11 UTC  

India has had God come down and visit 9 times in the past 10,000 years or so

2019-10-04 07:00:25 UTC  

Thats what they believe.

2019-10-04 07:01:58 UTC  

Our bible is KJV and thats kind of it. Theyve got a lot, a lot a lot more scriptures and 'biblical' books

2019-10-04 07:02:35 UTC  

The "hindu" stuff is a separate thing.

2019-10-04 07:05:10 UTC  

Sanatana Dharma is the name of the religion. Sanatana is sanskrit for 'eternal' and dharma is untranslatable and means something like 'righteousness' or 'religion'

2019-10-04 07:07:10 UTC  

The Gita is mind blowing i think. Maybe Im stupid though

2019-10-04 07:08:27 UTC  

Well I added it to my Amazon list

2019-10-04 07:08:51 UTC  

I don't know if things Will go farther than that though

2019-10-04 07:15:17 UTC  

The point of reading old scriptures and such, is to remind us that nothing is new under the sun

2019-10-04 07:16:11 UTC  

Old dead dudes done been through it

2019-10-04 07:16:44 UTC  

That's what my mentally challenged older brother said on Facebook after he posted a bunch of stuff with Gino Jennings and Luis ferrikan for me to look at

2019-10-04 07:17:35 UTC  

Heh well i dont claim to be a genius

2019-10-04 07:18:27 UTC  

He's not a jlp fan

2019-10-04 07:19:11 UTC  

Matter of fact he's not a fan of me either!

2019-10-04 10:04:10 UTC  

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2019-10-04 10:20:59 UTC  

to change without wanting change is to be in a position that one didnt choose, but yet is forced to make one react in a way one hasnt before that also submits one to a life choice.. maybe one has had an experience that depicts future choices without being conscious of it happening 😮

2019-10-04 15:37:27 UTC  

that's what i would call a feat

2019-10-04 17:44:10 UTC  

Isn't transliteration just the conversion of alphabet?

2019-10-04 17:44:17 UTC  

Is that what you meant?