Re: OT Re: "Brainwashed" - was Re: Who cares about Janet Jack$on's

[Kurt Albershardt]

Bob Cain wrote:
>
> "****ing you up good" has to do with what he
> does to your mind, not your nose and it shouldn't be taken as other than
> humor with a grain of truth. If he doesn't succeed in rocking your boat
> in a big way he hasn't done his job. His skill comes in rocking that
> boat as much as possible without throwing you completely and
> irretrievably overboard. That's no mean feat.

Someone once told me (paraphrasing):

The shaman and the psychopath swim in the same ocean--but the shaman has a facemask and a snorkel.

[david]

In article >, WillStG
> wrote:

> << david >>
> << Jesus Will, get a clue Paleeeeze! A Shaman's '****ing you up good' has
> *nothing* to do with punching you or anybody in the face.
>
> You sound like an 80 year old translating rap lyrics. >>
>
> Ok, fine David. The fact remains you were being extremely presumptive
> about what a Shaman might think about the concepts I have been sharing. But
> as
> my understanding of these matters was very much shaped by what I learned from
> a
> Shaman personally, I thought it worthy of mention.



Yes Will, I was extremely presumptive - in thinking you had even a
slight clue. My bad.




David Correia
Celebration Sound
Warren, Rhode Island


www.CelebrationSound.com

[david]

In article >, hank alrich
> wrote:

> Bob Cain wrote:
>
> > WillStG wrote:
>
> > > If I say much more about this subject it will likely just harm you at this
> > > point, so I'm stopping now.
>
> > Lord, you are self important. A legend in your own mind.
>
> Yes, Will knows more than there is to know.
>
> --
> ha



The further he travels, the more he knows.





David Correia
Celebration Sound
Warren, Rhode Island


www.CelebrationSound.com

[WillStG]

>david
>Yes Will, I was extremely presumptive - in thinking you had even a
>slight clue. My bad.

And you would defend/recommend the path of psychedelics as a path to "see
God" based on what, David? Your personal experiences with a Shaman were...?

I would hope you hold this subject to the same standard of review as you
might recording gear - at the very least.

Will Miho
NY Music & TV Audio Guy
Off the Morning Show! & sleepin' In... / Fox News
"The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits

[david]

In article >, WillStG
> wrote:

> >david
> >Yes Will, I was extremely presumptive - in thinking you had even a
> >slight clue. My bad.
>
> And you would defend/recommend the path of psychedelics as a path to
> "see
> God" based on what, David? Your personal experiences with a Shaman were...?
>
> I would hope you hold this subject to the same standard of review as you
> might recording gear - at the very least.
>
> Will Miho



If you could pay just a liiiiittle more attention to what people are
actually saying to you instead of just shooting stuff back at them, you
wouldn't have had to ask.

In joing this chat, in a response to what I called The Miho Bible, I
said "I am not advocating drug use of any kind, including Budweiser,
Viagra and Marlboros."

How's that for a review - I even used a quote.




David Correia
Celebration Sound
Warren, Rhode Island


www.CelebrationSound.com

[Tommy B]

The main problem with finding god on drugs is, when you come down, God
splits.
Tom



"WillStG" > wrote in message
...
> >david
> >Yes Will, I was extremely presumptive - in thinking you had even a
> >slight clue. My bad.
>
> And you would defend/recommend the path of psychedelics as a path to
"see
> God" based on what, David? Your personal experiences with a Shaman
were...?
>
> I would hope you hold this subject to the same standard of review as
you
> might recording gear - at the very least.
>
> Will Miho
> NY Music & TV Audio Guy
> Off the Morning Show! & sleepin' In... / Fox News
> "The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits
>
>
>

[Ricky W. Hunt]

"Tommy B" > wrote in message
link.net...
> The main problem with finding god on drugs is, when you come down, God
> splits.

Ouch. You're right though. That goes for anything you think causes you to
"feel" God though, not just drugs. It's fine when things are going your way
but those people who, when they are "up", are full of praise for God are
miserable and lost when they don't have that feeling. I think that's why
it's important that your "faith" (which is not, contrary to the belief of
some, the "opposite" of reason and logic) needs to be based on reason and
logic. Because regardless of what the televangelists like to preach the
"health, wealth, and prosperity" message is BS. "In this world you WILL have
trouble". And you better have something more to rely on than your serotonin
level.