— by lmaonade — 3 Comments— 14 Kudos
Imagine a hero facing a creature so terrifying that a single glance can turn you to stone. This is the myth of Perseus and Medusa. But you would never have thought that the mythology could be mythopoetically allegorized via the random fatuous internet meme "67" numerologically. » Continue Reading
— by lmaonade — 1 Comment— 7 Kudos
In the perspective of terminally online guys, Bladee is a swedish artist and central figure of the Drain Gang collective. However, there is another layer to Bladee's work that is dismissed by the majority, which are whole pages of underground gnostic philosophy and movement. Bladee's music seems pretty clear, even though there are real meaning that exists behind it as subtexts. He operates as » Continue Reading
— by lolstash999 — 5 Comments— 8 Kudos
For a long time, i have begun to observe patterns that are common, around us, as humans. We, as individuals, often seek a purpose for existence, despite the absence of one, since there isnt one nor not will be. People desire something to celebrate each day and a reason to continue living their miserable lives. One of the most signific » Continue Reading
— by Silver — 5 Comments— 33 Kudos
I am embracing the power of being a total retard. I no longer think; I no longer have opinions. For the longest time, really, for most of my life, I’ve been trying to figure out who I am, what I want, and how I’m going to get it. I reinvent myself every other month. I try all these new things and never commit. I have a million million-dollar ideas and about ten cents of follow-through. I’m so tir... » Continue Reading
— by aaamy — 2 Comments— 2 Kudos
Not believing in a god kinda sucks guys. I want to believe but religion to me is like UFO’s, I can’t answer with conviction what I do not know. So I fear. I fear that there is nothing, no other side, not even a black void to stare into for eons. & that every single one of us simply goes back to not existing. No silence, no sound, no feeling of peace, no time, no space. I fear because I can’t know.... » Continue Reading
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— by ✰⬩𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐘⬩✰ — 3 Comments— 3 Kudos
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— by Rezreset — 2 Comments— 2 Kudos
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— by Preuss — 4 Kudos
More than two thousand years ago, the ancients believed that the greatest gifts a person could enjoy were not material goods, but the "spiritual" possessions of character such as virtue, happiness etc., for material things can be snatched from us or be quickly destroyed in an unfortunate occasion, but what is of the spirit presents a far greater resilience in face of adversity, especially among th... » Continue Reading
— by Overt — 3 Comments— 4 Kudos
Why i think religion is cope: if i had to summerise it quickly: personally i believe that every (old/major) religion was made as a coping mechanism for early humans to not have to bare the fact that we have no real purpose in life except creating offspring. this fact alone is very crushing, and i understand that that is not something most wouldeve wanted to live with. so religion rose a » Continue Reading
— by wehich — 4 Comments— 1 Kudos
— by Fides ex Auditu — 4 Kudos
There are some stories in Scripture that slip past our expectations quietly… and then there are stories like the one in Luke 16 — the ones that force you to sit up, reread the line, and whisper, “Wait… what?” Because here’s a moment we don’t like » Continue Reading
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