Seek simplicity, and distrust it (Alfred North Whitehead). Is this always good advice for a knower?
Q. Seek simplicity, and distrust it (Alfred North Whitehead). Is this always good advice for a knower?
Asked by dubacchus - Thu May 8 14:58:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No. In science it's Occam's razor that is prevalent: if there are two solutions or theories, take the simplest one.
Answered by ronwizfr - Sun May 11 04:32:01 2008
Q. Seek simplicity, and distrust it (Alfred North Whitehead). Is this always good advice for a knower?
Asked by dubacchus - Thu May 8 14:58:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No. In science it's Occam's razor that is prevalent: if there are two solutions or theories, take the simplest one.
Answered by ronwizfr - Sun May 11 04:32:01 2008
An example where a complex solution was sought but unnecessary?
Q. I need a science example where those involved immediately thought that an entirely new 'concept' had to be thought up when an existing one was the key to solving the 'problem'. Basically, where complexity was sought but simplicity better suited.
Asked by Claire Q - Sun Feb 8 13:21:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about all the astronomers trying to figure out how all the planets and sun orbited around the earth because religion dictated it must be so? You may want to Google: Occam's razor Relevant quotes: Albert Einstein: "everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." Leonardo Da Vinci: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" Antoine de Saint Exupery: "It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away".
Answered by RM - Sun Feb 8 13:55:07 2009
Q. I need a science example where those involved immediately thought that an entirely new 'concept' had to be thought up when an existing one was the key to solving the 'problem'. Basically, where complexity was sought but simplicity better suited.
Asked by Claire Q - Sun Feb 8 13:21:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about all the astronomers trying to figure out how all the planets and sun orbited around the earth because religion dictated it must be so? You may want to Google: Occam's razor Relevant quotes: Albert Einstein: "everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." Leonardo Da Vinci: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" Antoine de Saint Exupery: "It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away".
Answered by RM - Sun Feb 8 13:55:07 2009
Do children still play "Hide and Go Seek"?
Q. For some reason, the Mexican kids next door aren't in school today, and they're in their backyard playing some game that apparently involves running around screeching like banshees. This got me to thinking, and I realized that in my 27 years of adulthood and about eight homes I've lived in, I've never overheard neighborhood children playing "Hide and Go Seek." Do children nowadays ONLY play video games and bizarre banshee-shrieking activities? And if so, why do you think there's no simplicity and/or creativity in childhood playtime anymore?
Asked by The Snappy Miss Pippi Von Trapp - Mon Mar 10 15:46:18 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope so because I loved that game! I would play it today if someone wanted to!
Answered by Dina - Mon Mar 10 15:49:43 2008
Q. For some reason, the Mexican kids next door aren't in school today, and they're in their backyard playing some game that apparently involves running around screeching like banshees. This got me to thinking, and I realized that in my 27 years of adulthood and about eight homes I've lived in, I've never overheard neighborhood children playing "Hide and Go Seek." Do children nowadays ONLY play video games and bizarre banshee-shrieking activities? And if so, why do you think there's no simplicity and/or creativity in childhood playtime anymore?
Asked by The Snappy Miss Pippi Von Trapp - Mon Mar 10 15:46:18 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope so because I loved that game! I would play it today if someone wanted to!
Answered by Dina - Mon Mar 10 15:49:43 2008
how does this poem sound? its about the simplicity of the mind?
Q. im standing on the window panes trying to grasp the moving planes they move, they dive, they spin and twirl they spread the dust across the world the message was sent but none were recieved they had no faith, they lost their creed these simple minds, they intertwine as the people were bought by the manipulated the earth's flower that never blooms holds the key for three thousand rooms to gain the knowledge that i once seek i fell into the endless peak i took the spiral stairs to the stars only to find that the universe is a sphere within a sphere inside an alternate universe
Asked by robot pretzel - Thu Oct 23 17:15:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow that is good here is one of mine what do you think Hidden love Every day I see you, I break down and want to cry. We used to be best buds, But now you tossed me aside. You mean so much to me, Though you will never know, The feelings that I have for you, The ones I'll never show. I fear that you'll laugh at me, I fear that I will cry. I fear that you won't like me back, And once I tell you I'll die. My heart will bleed like an open wound, And my soul will fly high. My heart will become hidden inside, For that I must continue to lie. You'll never see the feeling, locked deep inside my heart. I guess I'll keep it in me, Until I fall apart. at do you think
Answered by Iggy girl - Thu Oct 23 17:51:18 2008
Q. im standing on the window panes trying to grasp the moving planes they move, they dive, they spin and twirl they spread the dust across the world the message was sent but none were recieved they had no faith, they lost their creed these simple minds, they intertwine as the people were bought by the manipulated the earth's flower that never blooms holds the key for three thousand rooms to gain the knowledge that i once seek i fell into the endless peak i took the spiral stairs to the stars only to find that the universe is a sphere within a sphere inside an alternate universe
Asked by robot pretzel - Thu Oct 23 17:15:43 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow that is good here is one of mine what do you think Hidden love Every day I see you, I break down and want to cry. We used to be best buds, But now you tossed me aside. You mean so much to me, Though you will never know, The feelings that I have for you, The ones I'll never show. I fear that you'll laugh at me, I fear that I will cry. I fear that you won't like me back, And once I tell you I'll die. My heart will bleed like an open wound, And my soul will fly high. My heart will become hidden inside, For that I must continue to lie. You'll never see the feeling, locked deep inside my heart. I guess I'll keep it in me, Until I fall apart. at do you think
Answered by Iggy girl - Thu Oct 23 17:51:18 2008
Poem: Just A Body (Contaminate Me)?
Q. Contaminate me, Contaminate me, you whore. Contaminate me, contaminate me some more. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. Seduce me, do it and do it some more. Reduce me, Contaminate me, you whore. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. When I'm feeling naughty, I'll I need is just a body. Such a common paraphilia, only one step above necrophilia. With fallen integrity, All I seek is simplicity. As for my repentance, All I desire is acceptance. Contaminate me, Contaminate me, you whore. Contaminate me, contaminate me some more. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. Contaminate me! Contaminate me!… [cont.]
Asked by Just don't worry about it! - Mon Oct 26 00:38:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well you have definitely captured the mood of hot and urgent sex.
Answered by libby - Mon Oct 26 21:28:08 2009
Q. Contaminate me, Contaminate me, you whore. Contaminate me, contaminate me some more. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. Seduce me, do it and do it some more. Reduce me, Contaminate me, you whore. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. When I'm feeling naughty, I'll I need is just a body. Such a common paraphilia, only one step above necrophilia. With fallen integrity, All I seek is simplicity. As for my repentance, All I desire is acceptance. Contaminate me, Contaminate me, you whore. Contaminate me, contaminate me some more. Am I the only one? Am I the only one? Am I the only one? No, I'm not the only one. Contaminate me! Contaminate me!… [cont.]
Asked by Just don't worry about it! - Mon Oct 26 00:38:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Well you have definitely captured the mood of hot and urgent sex.
Answered by libby - Mon Oct 26 21:28:08 2009
Historical Trivia Anyone? To Whom is attributed the following Quotes?
Q. Love flies, runs, and rejoices; it is free and nothing can hold it back. "Without the Way, there is no going, Without the Truth, there is no knowing, Without the Life, there is no living." "If thou wilt receive profit, read with humility, simplicity and faith, and seek not at any time the fame of being learned."
Asked by seth - Wed Dec 30 04:53:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thomas a Kempis,(ca. 1380-1471), priest, monk and writer. He is best known for writing, "The Imitation of Christ", a spiritual classic.
Answered by Stephen - Sat Jan 2 06:08:36 2010
Q. Love flies, runs, and rejoices; it is free and nothing can hold it back. "Without the Way, there is no going, Without the Truth, there is no knowing, Without the Life, there is no living." "If thou wilt receive profit, read with humility, simplicity and faith, and seek not at any time the fame of being learned."
Asked by seth - Wed Dec 30 04:53:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thomas a Kempis,(ca. 1380-1471), priest, monk and writer. He is best known for writing, "The Imitation of Christ", a spiritual classic.
Answered by Stephen - Sat Jan 2 06:08:36 2010
I need help with interpreting these poems. :((?
Q. Talismans sitting on the beach, you ask: what is wholeness? The ocean splinters - crest, Spray, burst of rock salt, But even such geometrics, Pure shards of stilled light, Can easily dissolve again With one stroke of wave. Each grain of sand, hollowed From a rock, crumbles further. In the swathing blue, and Drying in a hot breeze, Forms the grit to prick The dazed reckoning eye. Flinging back your own Question, the sea makes Certain that you know: A moment's passage Bedes the mild estruction No naming can alter. But now and again you May chance upon a wave Nudging out of a cliff's Ancient flank a smooth Bluish pebble, fish-fin Marked on whine stone, Stark pause chambered In a mauve cone shell. Perhaps then you may cup Some answers… [cont.]
Asked by Ocean Princess - Sun Mar 1 00:22:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, these are not the easiest (and your typos don't help) but maybe I can at least give you a start: Both poems are largely about the ocean, for one thing. Both are about the dichotomy of "unshaped and shaping" that the second poem mentions in its last line. The first poem talks about how looking at the ocean, one gets a sense of constant destruction. Waves shatter against the shore. The sand is made of crumbled rock and crumbles further to grit that, as it "pricks the dazed reckoning eye" that is looking at the beach and thinking these thoughts, brings home the message that everything is crumbling. But just when you begin to have these thoughts, the sea may wash up some fossil that sends the opposite message: one of preservation. The… [cont.]
Answered by crazyhorseavi - Sun Mar 1 00:48:24 2009
Q. Talismans sitting on the beach, you ask: what is wholeness? The ocean splinters - crest, Spray, burst of rock salt, But even such geometrics, Pure shards of stilled light, Can easily dissolve again With one stroke of wave. Each grain of sand, hollowed From a rock, crumbles further. In the swathing blue, and Drying in a hot breeze, Forms the grit to prick The dazed reckoning eye. Flinging back your own Question, the sea makes Certain that you know: A moment's passage Bedes the mild estruction No naming can alter. But now and again you May chance upon a wave Nudging out of a cliff's Ancient flank a smooth Bluish pebble, fish-fin Marked on whine stone, Stark pause chambered In a mauve cone shell. Perhaps then you may cup Some answers… [cont.]
Asked by Ocean Princess - Sun Mar 1 00:22:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, these are not the easiest (and your typos don't help) but maybe I can at least give you a start: Both poems are largely about the ocean, for one thing. Both are about the dichotomy of "unshaped and shaping" that the second poem mentions in its last line. The first poem talks about how looking at the ocean, one gets a sense of constant destruction. Waves shatter against the shore. The sand is made of crumbled rock and crumbles further to grit that, as it "pricks the dazed reckoning eye" that is looking at the beach and thinking these thoughts, brings home the message that everything is crumbling. But just when you begin to have these thoughts, the sea may wash up some fossil that sends the opposite message: one of preservation. The… [cont.]
Answered by crazyhorseavi - Sun Mar 1 00:48:24 2009
Why did Saint.Sergius do this?
Q. "After the repose of his parents, in 1334 the 20-year-old youth went into the deep forest, about 45 miles northeast of Moscow, to seek spiritual solitude as in a desert. He lived a very austere ascetic life, marked by extreme poverty, hard physical labor, and profound humility and simplicity. After a few years of solitude in the forest, disciples started to gather around him, and Russia wasforever changed" I don't understand why he went out on his own to live as a hermit. Can anyone explains to me why he did this , please? thanks.
Asked by ~Break~ - Thu Jan 21 21:50:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saint Sergius" redirects here. For other uses, see Saint Sergius (disambiguation). Saints Sergius and Bacchus Detail of a 7th-century icon of Saints Sergius and Bacchus Martyrs Died ~303 AD, Bacchus in Syria; Sergius at Resafa, Syria Venerated in Roman Catholic Church; Eastern Orthodox Church Major shrine Basilica of St. Sergius, Rasafa Feast 7 October Attributes Depicted as two young soldiers, Patronage Syria, army, soldiers Saints Sergius and Bacchus (also Serge and Bacchus or Sergios kai Bakchos or Sarkis wa Bakhos), were third century Roman soldiers who are commemorated as martyrs by the Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches. According to their hagiography Sergius and Bacchus were officers in Caesar… [cont.]
Answered by Vegetarian-Seventh-day Adventist - Thu Jan 21 23:03:43 2010
Q. "After the repose of his parents, in 1334 the 20-year-old youth went into the deep forest, about 45 miles northeast of Moscow, to seek spiritual solitude as in a desert. He lived a very austere ascetic life, marked by extreme poverty, hard physical labor, and profound humility and simplicity. After a few years of solitude in the forest, disciples started to gather around him, and Russia wasforever changed" I don't understand why he went out on his own to live as a hermit. Can anyone explains to me why he did this , please? thanks.
Asked by ~Break~ - Thu Jan 21 21:50:30 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saint Sergius" redirects here. For other uses, see Saint Sergius (disambiguation). Saints Sergius and Bacchus Detail of a 7th-century icon of Saints Sergius and Bacchus Martyrs Died ~303 AD, Bacchus in Syria; Sergius at Resafa, Syria Venerated in Roman Catholic Church; Eastern Orthodox Church Major shrine Basilica of St. Sergius, Rasafa Feast 7 October Attributes Depicted as two young soldiers, Patronage Syria, army, soldiers Saints Sergius and Bacchus (also Serge and Bacchus or Sergios kai Bakchos or Sarkis wa Bakhos), were third century Roman soldiers who are commemorated as martyrs by the Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches. According to their hagiography Sergius and Bacchus were officers in Caesar… [cont.]
Answered by Vegetarian-Seventh-day Adventist - Thu Jan 21 23:03:43 2010
Are you a highly senesitive person ??
Q. Now, as an introduction to the trait of high sensitivity, see if some of these statements resonate with you, or relate to someone important in your life... You, your partner, or someone important to you have a heightened awareness of subtleties in your environment, whether it's sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell. You can become stressed out and upset when overwhelmed and may find it necessary to get away, maybe into a darkened room, to seek solitude, relief and comfort. You are very creative. You are very conscientious, hard working, and meticulous, but may become uncomfortable and less efficient or productive when being watched or scrutinized. You feel compelled to file and organize things and thoughts, also enjoy… [cont.]
Asked by / / pancake - Tue Mar 31 18:18:46 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is so me! The term 'introverts don't need fixing' springs to mind! I went down the list like 'yep, yep, yeah' lol. Where did you get this from btw? There's a book called 'the highly sensitive person, how to thrive when the world overwhelms you' by elaine n. aron that I'm just starting to read and it looks a really good book. Never change who you are, just change your environment to suit you. :) Take care x
Answered by ilovepiano - Wed Apr 1 17:52:57 2009
Q. Now, as an introduction to the trait of high sensitivity, see if some of these statements resonate with you, or relate to someone important in your life... You, your partner, or someone important to you have a heightened awareness of subtleties in your environment, whether it's sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell. You can become stressed out and upset when overwhelmed and may find it necessary to get away, maybe into a darkened room, to seek solitude, relief and comfort. You are very creative. You are very conscientious, hard working, and meticulous, but may become uncomfortable and less efficient or productive when being watched or scrutinized. You feel compelled to file and organize things and thoughts, also enjoy… [cont.]
Asked by / / pancake - Tue Mar 31 18:18:46 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is so me! The term 'introverts don't need fixing' springs to mind! I went down the list like 'yep, yep, yeah' lol. Where did you get this from btw? There's a book called 'the highly sensitive person, how to thrive when the world overwhelms you' by elaine n. aron that I'm just starting to read and it looks a really good book. Never change who you are, just change your environment to suit you. :) Take care x
Answered by ilovepiano - Wed Apr 1 17:52:57 2009
Last night I asked God to speak to me in a dream and tell me who I was going to marry?
Q. And I had this dream and after thinking about it I could pick out 16 principles that God had communicated to me in my dream 1. Seek quality rather than quantity 2. Seek Observation rather than analysis 3. Seek the complexity of truth rather than then simplicity of false hood 4. Use the provisions that you have already been given rather than seeking more provision 5. Fulfill the responsibilites you have already been given rather than seeking better responsibilites 6. Seek necessary knowlege rather than familiar knowledge 7. Seek to speak with your testimony, your experiences and your actions rather than with your words 8. Believe it, love it, and faithfully follow it before you speak it and teach it 9. Be willing to make compromises with… [cont.]
Asked by Naphtali - Sat Jul 3 01:29:39 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither, probably. If you really got those insights because of prayer, your heavenly Father has given you a priceless trove of wisdom. But he still expects you to learn to make your own decisions. There's nothing wrong with asking his advice from time to time as you form your opinions, however.
Answered by Publius - Sat Jul 3 01:57:37 2010
Q. And I had this dream and after thinking about it I could pick out 16 principles that God had communicated to me in my dream 1. Seek quality rather than quantity 2. Seek Observation rather than analysis 3. Seek the complexity of truth rather than then simplicity of false hood 4. Use the provisions that you have already been given rather than seeking more provision 5. Fulfill the responsibilites you have already been given rather than seeking better responsibilites 6. Seek necessary knowlege rather than familiar knowledge 7. Seek to speak with your testimony, your experiences and your actions rather than with your words 8. Believe it, love it, and faithfully follow it before you speak it and teach it 9. Be willing to make compromises with… [cont.]
Asked by Naphtali - Sat Jul 3 01:29:39 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Neither, probably. If you really got those insights because of prayer, your heavenly Father has given you a priceless trove of wisdom. But he still expects you to learn to make your own decisions. There's nothing wrong with asking his advice from time to time as you form your opinions, however.
Answered by Publius - Sat Jul 3 01:57:37 2010
Why don't or do you believe the Bible?
Q. I believe that God chose to inspire the Bible w/ "fairy tales" and "simplicity" inorder to test all those who truly seek and love God and..those who don't really love God are easily "turned-off" by the Bible's "style". Agree>
Asked by GodisLove09 - Sat Jul 29 18:01:45 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's a great example of metaphor and morality to teach people how they should live. I don't understand why many people can't grasp the idea of metaphors and mythology being perfectly legitimate tools to teach a religion... it's been done long before christianity came around.
Answered by Molly - Sat Jul 29 18:34:00 2006
Q. I believe that God chose to inspire the Bible w/ "fairy tales" and "simplicity" inorder to test all those who truly seek and love God and..those who don't really love God are easily "turned-off" by the Bible's "style". Agree>
Asked by GodisLove09 - Sat Jul 29 18:01:45 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's a great example of metaphor and morality to teach people how they should live. I don't understand why many people can't grasp the idea of metaphors and mythology being perfectly legitimate tools to teach a religion... it's been done long before christianity came around.
Answered by Molly - Sat Jul 29 18:34:00 2006
Did you know Boost LOWERED their rates to 10 /min?!?
Q. Boost mobile launches new 10 /Minute flat rate for all calls sprint s Prepaid Division Focuses on Value and Simplicity IRVINE, Calif. Seeking to better serve prepaid customers with simple and affordable service pricing, Boost Mobile today launched a new low flat rate of per minute for all calls, no matter what time of day, for its Pay As You Go Basic Plan. Boost Mobile Pay As You Go service offers customers the freedom to pay by the minute without any long-term commitments. Customers benefit from the low 10 per-minute rate in addition to unlimited Nationwide Boost Walkie-Talkie for just $1/day. Boost Mobile offers pay by the minute, day and month pricing options. As with all Boost Mobile Pay As You Go handsets, there are no… [cont.]
Asked by Boostie - Wed Oct 8 17:19:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Boost mobile launches new 10 /Minute flat rate for all calls sprint s Prepaid Division Focuses on Value and Simplicity IRVINE, Calif. Seeking to better serve prepaid customers with simple and affordable service pricing, Boost Mobile today launched a new low flat rate of per minute for all calls, no matter what time of day, for its Pay As You Go Basic Plan. Boost Mobile Pay As You Go service offers customers the freedom to pay by the minute without any long-term commitments. Customers benefit from the low 10 per-minute rate in addition to unlimited Nationwide Boost Walkie-Talkie for just $1/day. Boost Mobile offers pay by the minute, day and month pricing options. As with all Boost Mobile Pay As You Go handsets, there are no… [cont.]
Asked by Boostie - Wed Oct 8 17:19:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Most people cry for their dead ones and say: the God took him away, why then do they cry?
Q. They say God gives and God takes. He is now with the Lord. The Lord has called him. So why do they cry!! As it is in Italy now. Our simplicity of thoughts has made us fail to seek better measures of survival in a World in motion. Yet most say God meaning a "loving Creator" took him away. Wouldn't be his wish to see you die of old instead! People do not feel bad about the question, it is one of analysis to human reasoning. I might cry, and I also used to say God took him away, until I understood that death is a matter of given conditions. The Loving Creator does not want anyone to die, but mother nature makes space for next generations as we multiply without a common goal of survival. Death is the result of given conditions, whether… [cont.]
Asked by B real - Mon Apr 6 16:47:19 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People cry when someone dies out of purely selfish reasons. Now, don't shoot me down yet. Let me explain. The loved one is already dead, whether you believe in an afterlife or not really doesn't matter. But, if you believe they went to heaven and are absolutely sure of it, you should be happy for them. But, again, you cry for purely selfish reasons. The dead are gone, whether just out of existence or in heaven or where-ever. You cry because you are going to miss them. You cry because you think of all their life meant for YOU and how you're life will change without them. You cry because your heart is broken over the fact that you will never see them again. Etc, etc. Do you see what I mean? You cry for you because crying is a way of… [cont.]
Answered by Nepetarias - Mon Apr 6 16:57:42 2009
Q. They say God gives and God takes. He is now with the Lord. The Lord has called him. So why do they cry!! As it is in Italy now. Our simplicity of thoughts has made us fail to seek better measures of survival in a World in motion. Yet most say God meaning a "loving Creator" took him away. Wouldn't be his wish to see you die of old instead! People do not feel bad about the question, it is one of analysis to human reasoning. I might cry, and I also used to say God took him away, until I understood that death is a matter of given conditions. The Loving Creator does not want anyone to die, but mother nature makes space for next generations as we multiply without a common goal of survival. Death is the result of given conditions, whether… [cont.]
Asked by B real - Mon Apr 6 16:47:19 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People cry when someone dies out of purely selfish reasons. Now, don't shoot me down yet. Let me explain. The loved one is already dead, whether you believe in an afterlife or not really doesn't matter. But, if you believe they went to heaven and are absolutely sure of it, you should be happy for them. But, again, you cry for purely selfish reasons. The dead are gone, whether just out of existence or in heaven or where-ever. You cry because you are going to miss them. You cry because you think of all their life meant for YOU and how you're life will change without them. You cry because your heart is broken over the fact that you will never see them again. Etc, etc. Do you see what I mean? You cry for you because crying is a way of… [cont.]
Answered by Nepetarias - Mon Apr 6 16:57:42 2009
Does anyone knoe the truth about Prophet Muhammed?
Q. I do and you all are very wrong Prophet Mohammad didnt marry aisha at 6 first of all he married her at 12 second of all he didnt marry her because he was sick(because he wasnt) he married her so he could teach her how to be a good muslim and to lead the future women and to be a role model to all of us muslim women also About himself the prophet (pbuh) said "Allah has sent me as an apostle so that I may demonstrate perfection of character, refinement of manners and loftiness of deportment." (Malik, Mawatta; Ahmed, Musnad; Mishkat) By nature he was gentle and kind hearted, always inclined to be gracious and to overlook the faults of others. Politeness and courtesy, compassion and tenderness, simplicity and humility, sympathy and sincerity… [cont.]
Asked by FREE2BE - Sun Dec 24 17:52:34 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know what is truly lacking in the story of the Koran and Muhammad? Corroborating evidence.
Answered by Boddee - Sun Dec 24 18:02:12 2006
Q. I do and you all are very wrong Prophet Mohammad didnt marry aisha at 6 first of all he married her at 12 second of all he didnt marry her because he was sick(because he wasnt) he married her so he could teach her how to be a good muslim and to lead the future women and to be a role model to all of us muslim women also About himself the prophet (pbuh) said "Allah has sent me as an apostle so that I may demonstrate perfection of character, refinement of manners and loftiness of deportment." (Malik, Mawatta; Ahmed, Musnad; Mishkat) By nature he was gentle and kind hearted, always inclined to be gracious and to overlook the faults of others. Politeness and courtesy, compassion and tenderness, simplicity and humility, sympathy and sincerity… [cont.]
Asked by FREE2BE - Sun Dec 24 17:52:34 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know what is truly lacking in the story of the Koran and Muhammad? Corroborating evidence.
Answered by Boddee - Sun Dec 24 18:02:12 2006
I REALLY NEED YOUR OPINIONS,please.?
Q. I know this is long, but it for a free-choice "journal" assignment for English class. I chose to write about beauty/materialism but I can't decide if it's substantial and interesting or if it just sounds like a long rant about nothing. It's due tomorrow and silly me, I've left it until the day before, so if you could please give me you criticism/thoughts please?- What is beauty, and why am I so attracted to it? Beautiful people, places, things. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, but what and why do my eyes behold these things as beautiful? I am attracted to color; bold and brilliant, eye catching. But I am also attracted to the simplicity and contrast of black and white. I admire symmetry, but I also strive for imperfection and… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed Dec 10 14:35:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have used a lot of imagery and used the beauty of wordplay to elucidate beauty. If I were the teacher I would give you an A+, but always remember, don't get too tangled in big words. short sentences and lines leave room for the reader's imagination rather than tie down his/her creativity. Anyway, this is a fine piece of work.
Answered by Reine de la mode - Wed Dec 10 23:16:04 2008
Q. I know this is long, but it for a free-choice "journal" assignment for English class. I chose to write about beauty/materialism but I can't decide if it's substantial and interesting or if it just sounds like a long rant about nothing. It's due tomorrow and silly me, I've left it until the day before, so if you could please give me you criticism/thoughts please?- What is beauty, and why am I so attracted to it? Beautiful people, places, things. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, but what and why do my eyes behold these things as beautiful? I am attracted to color; bold and brilliant, eye catching. But I am also attracted to the simplicity and contrast of black and white. I admire symmetry, but I also strive for imperfection and… [cont.]
Asked by unknown - Wed Dec 10 14:35:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have used a lot of imagery and used the beauty of wordplay to elucidate beauty. If I were the teacher I would give you an A+, but always remember, don't get too tangled in big words. short sentences and lines leave room for the reader's imagination rather than tie down his/her creativity. Anyway, this is a fine piece of work.
Answered by Reine de la mode - Wed Dec 10 23:16:04 2008
ok try this one on for size!!?
Q. How is it that we can define beauty? In our minds we seek those idetical ideals In our hearts we seek that delicate love But it is in spirt that we feel the longing and surrender Through the gentle waves of emotion that spray across our face like fresh dew Dew that awakens our very being to the oddity of ourselves Love is true and does exist but not in the lust of of bodys In the realm of our minds exists a trigger This trigger lets loose a passion that is beyond comprehension Yet is a state of total understanding a simplicity By body shakes and my mind races Something so perfect should not exist and so by mind fights back But i must tame these wild thoughts and make them surrender For the only true victory is true surrender to another … [cont.]
Asked by seekingenlightenment4life - Thu Aug 28 22:53:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not bad. Watch some of the words you put in, don't try TOO hard. A poem is an expression, not something that is forced.
Answered by Darla - Thu Aug 28 23:16:44 2008
Q. How is it that we can define beauty? In our minds we seek those idetical ideals In our hearts we seek that delicate love But it is in spirt that we feel the longing and surrender Through the gentle waves of emotion that spray across our face like fresh dew Dew that awakens our very being to the oddity of ourselves Love is true and does exist but not in the lust of of bodys In the realm of our minds exists a trigger This trigger lets loose a passion that is beyond comprehension Yet is a state of total understanding a simplicity By body shakes and my mind races Something so perfect should not exist and so by mind fights back But i must tame these wild thoughts and make them surrender For the only true victory is true surrender to another … [cont.]
Asked by seekingenlightenment4life - Thu Aug 28 22:53:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not bad. Watch some of the words you put in, don't try TOO hard. A poem is an expression, not something that is forced.
Answered by Darla - Thu Aug 28 23:16:44 2008
Are you highly sensitive [HSP] whats your asc/ sun/ moon sign?
Q. ***traits > You, your partner, or someone important to you have a heightened awareness of subtleties in your environment, whether it's sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell. You can become stressed out and upset when overwhelmed and may find it necessary to get away, maybe into a darkened room, to seek solitude, relief and comfort. You are very creative. You are very conscientious, hard working, and meticulous, but may become uncomfortable and less efficient or productive when being watched or scrutinized. You feel compelled to file and organize things and thoughts, also enjoy simplicity and may become overwhelmed or even immobilized by chaos, clutter, or stress. You are very uncomfortable when feeling things are getting out… [cont.]
Asked by / / pancake - Sun Nov 15 23:10:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yeah, almost all of it's true for me. The part where it says you take things too personally is not true for me. A different part where it talks about when you were a child is somewhat true for me but not completely. If I didn't know you I was quiet, introverted, timid and shy, but if I did know you I was talkative and extroverted. :)
Answered by Forever? - Sun Nov 15 23:19:17 2009
Q. ***traits > You, your partner, or someone important to you have a heightened awareness of subtleties in your environment, whether it's sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell. You can become stressed out and upset when overwhelmed and may find it necessary to get away, maybe into a darkened room, to seek solitude, relief and comfort. You are very creative. You are very conscientious, hard working, and meticulous, but may become uncomfortable and less efficient or productive when being watched or scrutinized. You feel compelled to file and organize things and thoughts, also enjoy simplicity and may become overwhelmed or even immobilized by chaos, clutter, or stress. You are very uncomfortable when feeling things are getting out… [cont.]
Asked by / / pancake - Sun Nov 15 23:10:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yeah, almost all of it's true for me. The part where it says you take things too personally is not true for me. A different part where it talks about when you were a child is somewhat true for me but not completely. If I didn't know you I was quiet, introverted, timid and shy, but if I did know you I was talkative and extroverted. :)
Answered by Forever? - Sun Nov 15 23:19:17 2009
WHAT IS THE ETERNAL , UNIVERSAL & RIGHT PATH TO GOD AS TOLD IN THE GITA ?
Q. It is 3 step path to God. One needs to seek & pray for God's inspiration to one's intelligence towards the right path to God, away from evils & satanic properties( the triplet ie lust ,greed, anger and many more evils generated out of triplet) These 3 steps are 1;- swadherm ( simple duties as per one's nature) 2:- poonyakerm ( duties to pure mind) 3:- ABHYAS ( exercises to awaken spiritual energy ) swadherm as primary duties i.e. 1st STEP --- As per The Gita's chap. 18 Swadherm is defined as simple duties according to one's nature. it has also been termed as SWAKERM. Read the wonderful verse in chap 18 The Gita- swakermna ( by one's duties) TUM( that) abhiarchya( having worshipped) SIDDHIM( upliftment) VINDETY( gets) MANAV( man). Its… [cont.]
Asked by Rajan - Wed Feb 17 07:14:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As per my humble understanding, gradual detachment or aloofness with world is the primary path towards God. As we know God is shapeless and quality less Almighty and to find him or to be with him, we have to shed away our attachments totally. How? It is stated in last few verses of 2nd chapter of Gita, where Arjuna asks about qualities of Sthitapragna or stable minded person. Arjuna asks what is language of stable minded person, how he goes to Samaadhi, how he speaks and how hegenerallyy behaves? To these question Krishna replied in about 10/12 subsequent verses and that is the real path indicated byKrishnan to Arjuna and to us also. Krishna meant that if person has no stable mind, he is incapable to achieve highest status for God,… [cont.]
Answered by Jaysinh B - Wed Feb 17 07:30:55 2010
Q. It is 3 step path to God. One needs to seek & pray for God's inspiration to one's intelligence towards the right path to God, away from evils & satanic properties( the triplet ie lust ,greed, anger and many more evils generated out of triplet) These 3 steps are 1;- swadherm ( simple duties as per one's nature) 2:- poonyakerm ( duties to pure mind) 3:- ABHYAS ( exercises to awaken spiritual energy ) swadherm as primary duties i.e. 1st STEP --- As per The Gita's chap. 18 Swadherm is defined as simple duties according to one's nature. it has also been termed as SWAKERM. Read the wonderful verse in chap 18 The Gita- swakermna ( by one's duties) TUM( that) abhiarchya( having worshipped) SIDDHIM( upliftment) VINDETY( gets) MANAV( man). Its… [cont.]
Asked by Rajan - Wed Feb 17 07:14:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As per my humble understanding, gradual detachment or aloofness with world is the primary path towards God. As we know God is shapeless and quality less Almighty and to find him or to be with him, we have to shed away our attachments totally. How? It is stated in last few verses of 2nd chapter of Gita, where Arjuna asks about qualities of Sthitapragna or stable minded person. Arjuna asks what is language of stable minded person, how he goes to Samaadhi, how he speaks and how hegenerallyy behaves? To these question Krishna replied in about 10/12 subsequent verses and that is the real path indicated byKrishnan to Arjuna and to us also. Krishna meant that if person has no stable mind, he is incapable to achieve highest status for God,… [cont.]
Answered by Jaysinh B - Wed Feb 17 07:30:55 2010
GITA's OPINION about meaning of DEVA( Arya) and ASURA ? Whether these are racial terms?
Q. Some insane & evil minded people unfortunately try to link above words as racial terms (aryan & non aryan ). They are actually misled by the Satanic Theory ( total fallacy ) fabricated to mislead , divide and rule people. The Gita is one of the Vedic Texts and very near to Vedas. What is its view on these words. The verse in GITA goes on DWO( two) BHOOT( people) SERGO( segments) LOCAY( world) USMIN( in this) DEIV( seekers of divine properties) ASOOR( seekers of satanic verses) AIV( only) CHA( and). Its literal meaning is There are only two segments of the people in this world, seekers of divine properties and seekers of satanic properties. About two kinds of properties further details as per chap.16 in GITA is given below. deivy sumpeda(… [cont.]
Asked by Rajan - Fri Apr 9 09:03:44 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people in Europe and the Americas think of Hitler and the Nazis when they hear the word Aryan. They don't know of the Sanskrit word Arya. Jai Sri Krsna.
Answered by Bruce - Fri Apr 9 09:19:56 2010
Q. Some insane & evil minded people unfortunately try to link above words as racial terms (aryan & non aryan ). They are actually misled by the Satanic Theory ( total fallacy ) fabricated to mislead , divide and rule people. The Gita is one of the Vedic Texts and very near to Vedas. What is its view on these words. The verse in GITA goes on DWO( two) BHOOT( people) SERGO( segments) LOCAY( world) USMIN( in this) DEIV( seekers of divine properties) ASOOR( seekers of satanic verses) AIV( only) CHA( and). Its literal meaning is There are only two segments of the people in this world, seekers of divine properties and seekers of satanic properties. About two kinds of properties further details as per chap.16 in GITA is given below. deivy sumpeda(… [cont.]
Asked by Rajan - Fri Apr 9 09:03:44 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people in Europe and the Americas think of Hitler and the Nazis when they hear the word Aryan. They don't know of the Sanskrit word Arya. Jai Sri Krsna.
Answered by Bruce - Fri Apr 9 09:19:56 2010
What does the Christian Church teach about Ecumenism?
Q. The holy, evangelical and divine Gospel of Salvation should be set forth by all in its original simplicity, and should evermore be believed in its unadulterated purity, even the same as it was revealed to His holy Apostles by our Savior, who for this very cause, descending from the bosom of God the Father, made Himself of no reputation and took upon Him the form of a servant (Phil. ii. 7); even the same, also, as those Apostles, who were ear and eye witnesses, sounded it forth, like clear-toned trumpets, to all that are under the sun (for their sound is gone out into all lands, and their words into the ends of the world); and, last of all, the very same as the many great and glorious Fathers of the Catholic Church in all parts of the earth, [cont.]
Asked by Jacob Dahlen - Sun Feb 28 00:08:33 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ecumenism Ecumenism (from the Greek meaning "the inhabited world") refers to initiatives aimed at greater religious co-operation, among different groups, especially and primarily within the Christian faith. The "Ecumenical Movement" came to prominence in the twentieth century as a coalition of like-minded groups seeking to restore religious fellowship that had been lost with the fragmentation of the Church into different groups. Pluralism (Eucumenism is not pluralism so all can believe as what is written in bible and not as rcs mistakenly do. From New World Encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Previous (Plumbing)Next (Plutarch)The concept of pluralism in philosophy indicates the belief that reality consists of many different… [cont.]
Answered by Zena E Gennao Anothen - Sun Feb 28 02:53:03 2010
Q. The holy, evangelical and divine Gospel of Salvation should be set forth by all in its original simplicity, and should evermore be believed in its unadulterated purity, even the same as it was revealed to His holy Apostles by our Savior, who for this very cause, descending from the bosom of God the Father, made Himself of no reputation and took upon Him the form of a servant (Phil. ii. 7); even the same, also, as those Apostles, who were ear and eye witnesses, sounded it forth, like clear-toned trumpets, to all that are under the sun (for their sound is gone out into all lands, and their words into the ends of the world); and, last of all, the very same as the many great and glorious Fathers of the Catholic Church in all parts of the earth, [cont.]
Asked by Jacob Dahlen - Sun Feb 28 00:08:33 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ecumenism Ecumenism (from the Greek meaning "the inhabited world") refers to initiatives aimed at greater religious co-operation, among different groups, especially and primarily within the Christian faith. The "Ecumenical Movement" came to prominence in the twentieth century as a coalition of like-minded groups seeking to restore religious fellowship that had been lost with the fragmentation of the Church into different groups. Pluralism (Eucumenism is not pluralism so all can believe as what is written in bible and not as rcs mistakenly do. From New World Encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Previous (Plumbing)Next (Plutarch)The concept of pluralism in philosophy indicates the belief that reality consists of many different… [cont.]
Answered by Zena E Gennao Anothen - Sun Feb 28 02:53:03 2010
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