"Who Am I?"

[PureEvil760]

Nice, all childhood memorrys are ego-based which proves what you were sayin.

PureEvil760 Reviewed by PureEvil760 on 06-24-2007. "Who Am I?" We are taught from a very young age that we're nobody until we find ourselves; that if we don't live up to certain expectations, we "won't amount to anything". How many times as a child were you asked about what you wanted to be when you grew up? Not what you wanted to do -- what you wanted to be. There is so much emphasis put on what we will become in the future that we often overlook what's already there. Then, when we finally notice that something has been overlooked, we find we can't Rating: 5

[AtmanWalter]

I love what your saying there Inferious do a psycdelic then work and that state of being being your perminate state, the modern buddha. I love it
Socrates said Know Thy Self. Those words changed the world forever, too bad they were cut short by his death sentence tho :P lol
Each human individual should go on an inner quest to discover himself and find out how he can better the world through just being
And remeber this folks we are both humans and beings
thus the word human beings. We must fulfill both halves inorder to be whole

By the way any of you read any of Ken Wilbers books, he kinda talks about this kinda stuff

[psteve]

I yam what I yam.

[Iambreathingin]

The opening post blew me away. I have shared it with all my friends and your writing is just inspirational.

*cough*

Wow, not to sound like a total freak But really man somthing about the subject matter really gets through to me and people I know, thanks for the post.

Inferious's post about taking psy drugs once and then getting there on your own is a type of what me and my friends refer to as, well a sort of meditation. We did mushrooms at the ripe age of 16, about 5 or 6 times over the summer, and our lives changed. Since then it's asif we've shared a perspective with the world.

I've always found that putting this sort of stuff into words is abit futile, as it will never come across to a mass audience with the true power of what it describes, but you all seem to do it wonderfully. I'm hooked on reading these threads now.

[GraziLovesMary]

I yam what I yam.

How would one onomatapoiea-ize a popeye laugh?? lmao thats what I was thinking when I first saw his post lmao.